Radio Times Prize Crossword 35 Tuesday August 19Th 2014

[Midnighter]

18a) Ironic as "lilingop" (6-2-5)

?o?g?e?n?hee?

[shoota]

Tongue in cheek

[emeritus]

Tongue in Cheek

[Baldric]

Tongue in cheek

[mumsijoan]

tongue in cheek

[mumsijoan]

tongue in cheek

[Baldric]

^^^^ Bit of an Echo in here!

[mazie]

A lot of cheek as well Baldric ;o)

[shoota]

Can you ever get too much tongue?




In sandwiches of course....

[Mrsspagnoli57]

why? the clue is meaningless to me-help-please explain thanks

[factor-fiction]

lip is cheek

[factor-fiction]

lingo (tongue) in lip (cheek)

[Baldric]

Chambers
with one's tongue in one's cheek or tongue in cheek with ironic, insincere or humorous intention.

[Mrsspagnoli57]

Mega thick today but what is LILINGOP??? Once again the compliers clues are a pile of the proverbial to me.

[factor-fiction]

^See my answer at 14:15

[Mrsspagnoli57]

sorry factor-just seen your reply-I know what tongue in cheek means I just didn't 'get' the anagram