TEMPEST SITE CROSSWORD PLUS
INCENSE: A preposition that can mean attending (not at) plus a homophone ( picked up) of a word for facultyħd American going under leaves European region (9) OCULI: A reversal ( soared) of the Italian ( in Milan) for ‘the’, a single letter meaning upmarket or posh, and an abbreviation for a businessģd Career family evenly divided, in a strange way (6)ĮERILY: Take the second halves ( evenly divided) of the first two wordsĤd New Airbus dealt with one missing safety feature on flight (10)īALUSTRADE: An anagram ( new) of A(i)RBUS DEALT ( with one missing)ĥd Frankenstein tale - huge money-spinner ultimately? Not for Shelley (4)
YOURS SINCERELY: A 4-letter word meaning to bank (on), but first ( prioritising) YOU from the clue, the outer letters ( extremely) of remiss, and a word meaning thereafterĢd More than one opening in Milan, the upmarket business soared (5) REALM: A quantity of paper contains ( bags) the abbreviation for leftĢ7a At intervals, Harlem loafer perhaps accepts US charity here? (9)ĪLMSHOUSES: The even ( at intervals) letters in Harlem, then what a loafer exemplifies containing ( accepts) US from the clueĢ8a Best bank, prioritising you, extremely remiss thereafter (5,9) Also the oldest Egyptian god, but?), plus a word for ‘did rumba, for example’ without the first letter ( head down)Ģ6a Lots of paper bags left department (5) NUANCED: A Greek character (ancient? I guess. JAVA: Some Spanish bubbly with the first letter ( heading) of jet-setter replacing the abbreviation for clubsĢ2a So long, some might say, learning regulatory lines? (3-3)īYE-LAW: A word meaning ‘so long’ and a homophone ( some might say) of a 4-letter word meaning learningĢ3a Ancient character, head down, did rumba, possibly with subtle differences (7) SUSPENDERS: Some claimants go outside a word that can mean to shedĢ0a Island‘s bubbly jet-setter’s heading for clubs (4) PROSPEROUS: A character from The Tempest plus the central ( taking centre stage) letters of pauses OINK: The abbreviation for ordinary plus some writing fluidġ7a Booming Shakespearean character pauses, taking centre stage (10) INMATE: A partner follows a word meaning homeġ5a Ordinary writing fluid creating noise from pen? (4) NOOO! It’s an anagram! See comment number 1 – thanks Stephen Lġ0a Painting as seen in half of arts magazine (9)ĪQUARELLE: A Latin word meaning as goes in the first half of ARTS from the clue, then the name of a woman’s magazineġ1a Some ripped off, returning to Graceland for merchandise? (5)ĬARGO: Reverse hidden ( Some ripped off returning … )ġ2 a Recalled in butcher’s: large tender food items (7)ĮDIBLES: A reversal ( recalled) of the abbreviation for large and another word for a tender in a word for which the rhyming slang is butcher’sġ3a One might have previous partner followed home (6) I’m guessing ‘he gets (on with)’ suggests a communications word meaning ok, understood, will do (please comment if you have other ideas), then we have the first letter ( principally) of neurology inserted ( broken) into a barrier, e.g., a stair rail. ROGER BANNISTER: A reference to the neurologist who broke the 4-minute mile barrier. Please leave a comment telling us what you thought.ġa He gets on with neurology, principally, barrier broken (5,9) And another near pangram, this time the Z is missing. Toughie No 3028 by Osmosis Hints and tips by DutchīD Rating – Difficulty **** – Enjoyment *****Ī lovely puzzle from Osmosis with the usual cleverly-disguised definitions.
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