Can anyone help with these clues please?
7D Soldiers host game with me (in shorter versions) (12)
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11A Like opals of Irish origin I collected (10)
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Last couple.
4d Wear that quietly has gone out of fashion. I have seen this answered as "sort" but can't see why!
16a Occupation short but well-filled S?U?T
TIA...
A very straightforward grid fill. Mmm..... but now how to fill the barred off cells?? I'm not so good when given artistic licence....
Most enjoyable though and thanks to Chalicea....
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/politics/winston-churchill-defeats-martin-luther-king-in-battle-of-the-orators-poll-8772720.html This poll shows that Winston Churchill was the best orator of...
I think I got (unusually) lucky with the gridfill on this, but even so, it was not quite as intimidating as the preamble led me to fear. A fun and fair workout with some entertaining clues. Thanks,...
Can I be the first to post? No, I haven't finished it, just read through the clues and got all but 6, so now the difficult bit starts. However it makes a nice change; having failed to finish the last...
I'm down to two: 17d Reduction to common standard, requiring an age with old nonentity involved (8) I have e?ua?ion. 25d Familiar girl, sort of cuckoo, housed by the writer in Marseille. (5) I have...
I’m trying to explain how close a 100m race is even though on the telly it looks likes there’s a distance between sprinters! There’s sometimes half a second between first and last. It's longer...
27a When away simmer a lot of stew without fruit(9). Answer must be 'persimmon', but why? Looks like an anagram using 'simmer', but all my mental gymnastics have failed me on finding whence the PON......