33a: House-husband, British painter known for his nudes (5): *et*y. Hetty is all I can manage. 28d: Offensive term, including L for lout (4): *lo*. No idea about this one. Any help gratefully...
9d: Worthless stuff, this? It's garb that never dates (7): age?es?. I can only think that it's "ageless", which fits the definition, but what's the rest??...
I'm completely flummoxed by this puzzle; I can't even get the only "normal" clue, which is 1a: Greetings to those who are excited about how remaining clue answers are distributed? Can anybody, please,...
22a: Ladies and. gentlemen in Florence possibly missing New York, a US city. I have *u*c*l*o*a. I can't find any cities, US or otherwise to fit that. Any ideas, please?
I'm having trouble parsing 57a: Call from middle of foyer by 45: o*e*. This could be oyez/oyes. I can see the "oye" being middle of foyer, but not much else. Any help gratefully received. Thank...
Has anybody succeeded in finding today's online FT puzzles (cryptic & Polymath)? If so, could you please give me a clue (preferably not cryptic) as to where I might find them (other than "at your...
What a grind! Can anybody please help with my last two? 2d: Healthy? Wrong, reverse of ideal form of illiteracy: h*le*ia; 20d: Old within newer rock in Ireland and removed possibly - little left:...
Stumped by 1d: Old plucker, one treating a chicken? (5). This is one where "nine", or "ix" must be subtracted from the full answer before entering it into the grid. It's got me well and truly stumped....
I seem to have a clash between 13a ("The wentletrap genus" = seasnail) and 8d ("A Maori leader or chief" = rangatira): the two clash in the grid. Can anybody enlighten me, please?...
