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- A lieutenant admitted to two churches and a US college
- Asked piteously about bird with deformed limbs
- Benevolent feeling competent solicitor should produce?
- Duke in court to secure expanse of trees
- Engine’s time in dock
- Ferocious types start to gather in rows
- Flee berth? Nonsense
- Front cover that can go either way up
- Fuming more than anyone, tasering wildly
- Go in van, moving to French city
- Ineffectual person made to reform, coming into fortune
- Jargon a king understood
- Lose temper in childish game
- Member of platoon flogged? That is right
- Misanthrope showing a little mercy? Nice!
- Old bone on one antelope
- One not to be trusted putting bar back
- One’s stuck in quagmire, the story of my life
- Pet one worshipped rolling over
- Prevent Richard speaking like a poet of old
- Put out English with German
- Restart of rugby game for ex-student?
- The first in bikini, seek permission to sunbathe
- Trio belt out opera text
- Volume is difficult to support
- Where on reflection you may be speedily caught
A lieutenant admitted to two churches and a US college
CALTECH
A lieutenant admitted to two churches and a US college (CALTECH): This clue involves wordplay where “lieutenant” (LT) is admitted or inserted into “two churches and a US college” to form “CALTECH,” which refers to the California Institute of Technology.
Asked piteously about bird with deformed limbs
bow-legged
Asked piteously about bird with deformed limbs (bow-legged): This cryptic clue describes the condition “bow-legged,” where someone’s legs bend outward at the knees. It suggests asking piteously or with sympathy about a bird with deformed limbs, leading to the answer.
Benevolent feeling competent solicitor should produce?
GOODWILL
Benevolent feeling competent solicitor should produce? (GOODWILL): Here, the clue plays on the phrase “benevolent feeling” to hint at the word “GOODWILL,” which refers to a positive attitude or friendly disposition. It suggests that a competent solicitor should generate or produce such goodwill in their dealings.
Duke in court to secure expanse of trees
WOODLAND
Duke in court to secure expanse of trees (WOODLAND): This clue involves wordplay where “Duke” (W) is in “court” or enclosed by “land” to secure an expanse of trees, leading to “WOODLAND,” which refers to a large area covered with trees.
Engine’s time in dock
MOTOR
Engine’s time in dock (MOTOR): “MOTOR” fits as the answer to this clue, suggesting the engine’s time in a dock or harbor, where ships are moored. It refers to the engine powering boats or ships.
Ferocious types start to gather in rows
TIGERS
Ferocious types start to gather in rows (TIGERS): This clue indicates the word “TIGERS,” which refers to ferocious types of animals. It suggests that the initial letters of “gather in rows” spell out “T,” leading to “TIGERS.”
Flee berth? Nonsense
BUNK
Flee berth? Nonsense (BUNK): “BUNK” fits as the answer, indicating nonsense or something untrue. It suggests that “flee berth” is nonsense, leading to the answer.
Front cover that can go either way up
BIB
Front cover that can go either way up (BIB): This clue hints at a garment like a “BIB” that can be worn with either end up, suggesting its versatility.
Fuming more than anyone, tasering wildly
ANGRIEST
Fuming more than anyone, tasering wildly (ANGRIEST): This clue describes someone who is fuming or furious, more than anyone else, leading to the answer “ANGRIEST.”
Go in van, moving to French city
AVIGNON
Go in van, moving to French city (AVIGNON): This clue involves wordplay where “van, moving” rearranges to “AVIGNON,” a French city. It suggests going into or entering a van and moving towards this city.
Ineffectual person made to reform, coming into fortune
lame duck
Ineffectual person made to reform, coming into fortune (lame duck): This cryptic clue describes the term “lame duck,” referring to an ineffectual or powerless individual who is forced to reform, and coming into a fortune suggests their situation.
Jargon a king understood
ARGOT
Jargon a king understood (ARGOT): “ARGOT” fits as the answer, indicating specialized jargon or slang understood by a particular group or community. It suggests that the jargon is something a king understood, leading to the answer.
Lose temper in childish game
SNAP
Lose temper in childish game (SNAP): This clue suggests “SNAP” as the answer, indicating a childish game where players quickly lose their temper.
Member of platoon flogged? That is right
SOLDIER
Member of platoon flogged? That is right: This clue suggests a term for a military personnel who may receive disciplinary action. The answer is “SOLDIER,” which refers to a member of an army or military unit, often tasked with carrying out duties and orders.
Misanthrope showing a little mercy? Nice!
CYNIC
Misanthrope showing a little mercy? Nice!: Here, we’re looking for a word that describes someone who dislikes or distrusts humankind. The answer is “CYNIC,” which refers to a person who believes that people are motivated purely by self-interest, often skeptical or distrustful of others.
Old bone on one antelope
ORIBI
Old bone on one antelope: This clue suggests a term for a particular part of an antelope’s anatomy. The answer is “ORIBI,” which refers to a small African antelope species, and “bone” on “one” rearranges to form “ORIBI.”
One not to be trusted putting bar back
LIAR
One not to be trusted putting bar back: Here, we’re looking for a word that describes someone who is dishonest or deceitful. The answer is “LIAR,” which refers to a person who tells lies or deliberately deceives others.
One’s stuck in quagmire, the story of my life
BIOG
One’s stuck in quagmire, the story of my life: This clue suggests a term for being stuck in a difficult or problematic situation. The answer is “BIOG,” which is short for “biography,” referring to the story of someone’s life, and “one” is “I” (first person) stuck in “quagmire.”
Pet one worshipped rolling over
DOG
Pet one worshipped rolling over: This implies a term for a common household animal. The answer is “DOG,” which refers to a domesticated mammal often kept as a pet, and “one worshipped” suggests the devotion and affection many people have for their dogs.
Prevent Richard speaking like a poet of old
BARDIC
Prevent Richard speaking like a poet of old: Here, we’re looking for a word that describes someone who speaks with the poetic style of ancient poets. The answer is “BARDIC,” which means relating to or characteristic of a bard, a poet or storyteller from ancient times.
Put out English with German
EMIT
Put out English with German: This clue suggests a term for emitting or releasing something. The answer is “EMIT,” which means to give off or discharge, often used in the context of releasing light, heat, or sound.
Restart of rugby game for ex-student?
drop-out
Restart of rugby game for ex-student?: Here, we’re looking for a term for someone who has left formal education without completing it. The answer is “DROP-OUT,” which refers to a person who withdraws from school or college before completing their studies, often used colloquially to describe someone who quits or leaves a program or institution.
The first in bikini, seek permission to sunbathe
BASK
The first in bikini, seek permission to sunbathe: This clue suggests a term for enjoying the sun while wearing minimal clothing. The answer is “BASK,” which means to enjoy warmth and relaxation, often in the sun, and “the first in bikini” suggests the letter “B” at the beginning.
Trio belt out opera text
LIBRETTO
Trio belt out opera text: This implies a term for the written words of an opera. The answer is “LIBRETTO,” which refers to the text or words of an opera, often sung by the performers during a musical performance.
Volume is difficult to support
HARDBACK
Volume is difficult to support: Here, we’re looking for a term for a type of book with a sturdy cover. The answer is “HARDBACK,” which refers to a book with a rigid cover, often made of cardboard covered with cloth or paper, providing durability and support.
Where on reflection you may be speedily caught
radar trap
Where on reflection you may be speedily caught: This clue suggests a term for a device used to detect speeding vehicles. The answer is “RADAR TRAP,” which refers to a device that uses radar technology to detect the speed of vehicles, often used by law enforcement to catch speeding drivers.
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