#Im listening crossword full#

Something with just odds could be described using the same synonym as an adverb meaning roughlyĢ3d Leave the stage once tune changes? (6) What nudists might do or a description of jumbleĪ poetic (or American) way of writing though ‘hugging’ a partnerĥd Anglican building flying flag with no end (6,2,7)Ī building used by Anglicans and other religions and an anagram (flying) of FLAG with NO END The heraldic term for gold and a business transaction (trade)ģd What nudists might do with jumble? (4-3,8)

Making vocal notes ‘about’ the letter at the end of blazE Two abbreviations for Female ‘stopping’ or going between the penultimate letter of uniOn and a verb meaning to strikeĪ branch of Buddhism and an anagram (new) of HITĢ8a Making notes about end of blaze burning slightly (8) If water, for example, was completely frozen it would be xxxx xxxġ8a Eccentric females stopping union’s penultimate strike (7) The surname of a famous outlaw (Robin, perhaps) and two of the letter representing loveġ2a Track going round a river - it’s something unusual (6)Īn abbreviated railway (track) going round A (from the clue), the abbreviation for river and IT (from the clue) The outside (empty) letters of B eeR, the cricket abbreviation for Over, the letter represented by Uniform in the NATO Phonetic Alphabet and an interjection representing a laugh

#Im listening crossword full#

Another useful page is Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing, which features words with meanings that are not always immediately obvious.Ī full review of this puzzle will be published after the closing date for submissions.Ĩa Empty beer over uniform then laugh, creating commotion (8) Where the hint describes a construct as “usual” this means that more help can be found in The Usual Suspects, which gives a number of the elements commonly used in the wordplay. Most of the terms used in these hints are explained in the Glossary and examples are available by clicking on the entry under “See also”. It is definitely one of those weeks when it is hard to choose which clues to hint – several of the ones I didn’t hint are anagrams, lurkers or ‘alternate letter’ clues.Īs is usual for the weekend prize crosswords, an assortment of clues, including some of the more difficult ones, have been selected and hints provided for them. It may help those people who are finding this Saturday Prize Puzzle on the tricky side of friendly to know that it is a pangram, and that, if you are using the ‘old’ Telegraph Puzzles Site, the clue for 3d was originally wrongly enumerated. The Saturday Crossword Club (hosted by crypticsue)