Good day,
Would appreciate some answers/hints for the following, thanks!
ACROSS:
7 Sound of kitten in hiding-place (3) : S??
15 Short course is wanting (5) : ?FTE? ( AFTER )?
30 Slack student (no saint) began to play (5) : T??E?
35 Rainy? Nonetheless Henry’s outside (6) : ???TA?
DOWN:
1 Some bosun we towelled dry (5) : ??W??
2 Oracle’s dad cooked with onion (8) : ??D???A?
22 My one loaded box or tin container (9, two words) : ??AE??E?T
34 Are timid types in hood or cloak? (5) : A?G??
7A - Your S is wrong. All you need is a cat's normal sound.
15 - Yes
30 - Subtractive anagram
35 - Shortened form of Henry round yet
2 - Anagram - Dad/onion
22 - something you would carry your cash in for safety
34 - G is wrong - you need a 4 letter word for timid creatures
Matakari,I was expecting you to be fully proficient in subtractive anagrams after the help given recently!
PS You'll have noticed that the theme is very British this week.
Thanks, all, for the enlightenment! A few to go
to complete the list of county towns. Thanks
in advance!
38 ( A ) Mac’s mites upset drink in high school (5) : ?SET?
42 (A) ‘Attention!’ one said (3) : E?E
3 (D) Victory attends soldiers Edward saluted back (9): R?G?EUT?D
7(D) Witticism of Voltaire alternatively Bentley? (5) : ??T?RT ( RETORT)?
38A - Your S is wrong. You need a three letter drink reversed in the usual two letter abbreviation of High School.
42A - Think of another word for one when talking about yourself. The answer is a homophone of that.
3D - Your U is wrong
7D is only five letters - a French word for witticism usually preceded by bon + a two letter word meaning alternatively.
Matakari, when you said it was 'eluding you' and that Google was no help, it sounds as if you had no ideas at all! Still, if you had 'nagging doubts'....