A reasonable excuse for bending the rules, I think.- Installation request for symfony/http-kernel dev-master -> satisfiable by symfony/http-kernel. 1 Cup to each successive monthly winner may continue.
#Typo catcher crossword full
I shall however continue to print the full address for the first prize-winner in the paper so that the tradition of passing on the AZ No. I am advised to do this so as not to infringe personal privacy guidelines. You will notice that I have stopped printing the addresses of the three prize-winners above. Favourite clue of the month (of 15 mentioned) was ‘Set device for projecting images, including appropriate technology’ for EPISCOPATE, just ahead of ‘Sex? It’s messing about in field’ (FELID). The puzzle itself does not seem to have been of more than average difficulty, apart perhaps from the unintentional red herring of LISTERISE for STERILISE and the fact that several of you had clearly not heard of Loch Awe. If memory serves, Ximenes divided clues equally between those containing misprints and normal ones requiring a misprint of one each in the diagram, but I always found this a bit dull and demanding less than usual of the setter. (I do feel that ‘Misprints’ puzzles require some such extra feature offering an added challenge. The whole problem was largely of my own making once I’d found the appropriate quotation consisting of exactly 36 letters. To some extent I foresaw this, which was why I added the stipulation that clues should make some sense both before and after misprinting (not too tricky, though a few clearly forgot about it). The fact that you were at liberty to choose your own letter to misprint was, in retrospect, over-generous in view of the multiple ways available of defining CHARACTER. 1,953, with a couple of non-competition ‘Misprints’ in between) was warmly welcomed by many. The reappearance of a competition ‘Misprints’ (the first since No. G. H. Willett: Job-seekers may show reverence for this daily performance in front of royalty ( reference char act ER).ĭ. T. West-Taylor: Catch rare loco – one of distinctive trains ( traits anag.). P. L. Stone: Slippery racetrack, losing rear end – on board Hamilton’s first to find grip ( grit anag. Jeffrey A., The Old Vicarage, Grantchester). ‘Murder in the Cathedral’).ĭr S. J. Shaw: In novel format, Archer embraces pretence to acquire literary parsonage ( personage act in anag. T. Rudd: Play set in church, a king and Canterbury at its heart: a good prayer’s in it ( player act in ch a r + er ref.
S. Randall: Someone in hovel organised rat-catcher to eradicate nucleus of infestation ( novel anag. R. J. Palmer: Care to ring breakdown organisation with the car broken down ( card RAC in anag.).ĭ. Price Jones: Bond embracing a counterspy at the outset exhibits duality ( quality a c in charter). Jofra A., England bowler).Ĭ. G. Millin: An eccentric parson performed endlessly during tea with a bishop ( person acte(d) in cha RR). P. W. Marlow: Tense Australian caught close to wicket is trapped by Archer bowling ( sense A c t in anag. 1940s radio comedy).ĭ. F. Manley: ‘An ace Crowther special!’ – excited one beginning to work out setter? ( letter anag. G. Johnstone: Mrs Mopp? Something of a Drama Queen in ITMA’s past? ( part char act ER ref. M. Hodgkin: Statue falls, with rejection of fashionable man once surrounded by heartless acclaim ( status (cat)aract in ch(e)er). R. J. Heald: Account penned by Miss Brontë drawing large number heading for renowned parsonage ( personage a/c in Char(lot)te + r ref. C, a/c).Į. Dawid: Damaged the car? RAC care is required ( card anag.).Ī. H. Harker: Qualify cleaning lady to play the part of The Queen ( quality char act ER).
WI cricketer, ‘The Catcher in the Rye’).Ī. G. Chamberlain: Copperfield’s first account, rather hazy: we meet him in a hovel ( novel anag.
Holder, fantastic catcher taking a run ( Holden a r in anag. T. C. Borland: Statue to make black react, incensed ( status char + anag.).ĭr J. Burscough: E.g. M. Barnes: Parson’s moral make-up – reach out to accommodate leaders of roundhead and cavalier types ( person’s first letters in anag.). M. Barley: Job varied entries to Azed tackle entails reproducing clue typo ( type char + anag. Dr I. S. Fletcher: Duality shown by pied rat-catcher after payment ultimately denied ( quality anag. R. C. Teuton: Rat-catcher taking away very little townsfolk playing tune ( tone anag. T. J. Moorey: A daily performance is getting on flipping mask ( mark char act + re (rev.) ref.
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