The reason a son left that place (5) THERE Stylish mechanic is a name-dropper (4) CHIC Swimmer in underwear abandoning the lake (4) LING It leaves trivial problems to a challenger (5) RIVAL Triggers including leave, left, lose, drop, remove, ignore, gone, without or missing, tell you to take letters out of a word.Ībe left Gabriel for confused lass (4) GIRLīee leaves branch for cattle station (5) RANCHĮncourage surgeon to drop off son (4) URGE Stooge for Spooner's staffing lock (8,5) LAUGHING STOCK Spooner laced wine - it's a vital statistic (9) WAISTLINE Spooner bore look of legal reference (3,4) LAW BOOK Plane landing in Spooner's Dutch town (9) TOUCHDOWN Spelling is not relevant, because it only goes by sounds.Ī mid-day meal Spooner said lacked punch (6,5) PACKED LUNCHĭad bets Spooner he'll get money troubles (3,5) BAD DEBTSĮmerges when Spooner shakes tape (5,5) TAKES SHAPE When you see the word Spooner in a clue, you need to switch the first sounds of two words around to find the answer. Overwrought when desserts were sent back (8) STRESSED Mistake that puts school children back (4-2) SLIP-UP Triggers include: back, return, reverse, turning up, turning back these can be hidden as well. These clues tell you to look at words backwards. Sounds of soul are from the sun (5) SOLAR Heard one saying ‘cheers’ somewhere in East Midlands (9) TOWCESTER Triggers for these clues include sounds, hear, call, say, said, told, speak, reportedly, apparently, etc.įirst course requested on tray (6) ENTREE Take the odd snowshoe - it's only fair (2-2) SO-SO Have a meal with every other tenant (3) EAT Triggers including odd, even, alternate, every other or every second, tell you to look at every second letter in the clue or part of the clue.Įvery other character in the Middle East has a theory (4) IDEA When masse exits hold together (2,5) EN MASSE Time to take part in flower arranging (3) ERA Nursery has some mediocre cherries (6) CRECHE Install a barrier to conceal scientist's workplace (3) LAB Triggers include in, hide, include, part, piece, some, little, etc.Īmong the world’s severest challenges (7) EVEREST The answer is sitting between two or more adjacent words of the clue. Turned up on the outskirts of Cambridge (4) CAME Jubilant feeling outside Galilee (4) GLEE Triggers include extremely, outside, outskirts. These clues tell you to use the outside extremities of a word or words in the clues. Still interferes with the reception (6) STATIC Small matter of sponge dessert (6) TRIFLE Radio band heard in the morning? (1,1) A.M. These are often shorter clues, with no triggers. Jumped up and sang about public relations (6) SPRANG Triggers include keep, kept, hold, held, ring, wrap, embrace, about, around.īeckham, use men to provide a bit of entertainment (9) AMUSEMENT The answer is contained within a word in the clue. Intense madness sometimes follows good (5) GRIEF Insignificant player seen with broker (4) PAWN These clues are often indicated by with, goes with, found by, seen with, before, following, etc. Sam has degree in Brazilian dance (5) SAMBA Pizza topping with capsicum on half of it (9) PEPPERONI Payment for service offered every second (3) FEE Orange food makes automobile decay (6) CARROT "Crime not good," explained sailor (6) SINBAD Parts of a word are clued separately in some clues.Īctually concerning friend in war (6) REALLY Strange thing appears in darkest hours (5) NIGHT Reversed out and got booked! (8) RESERVED Ms Reagan is upset by the executives (8) MANAGERS I hunt down characters for detective story (9) WHODUNNIT His patter confused analyst (9) THERAPIST Triggers include about, around, out, off, perhaps, maybe, somehow, confused, mad, strange, different, letters, characters, at sea, cocktail, etc.Ĭriminal can hide a large estate in South America! (8) HACIENDAįor a change, Aaron, say goodbye in Japanese! (8) SAYONARAįor a change, son, I'm a simple man who met a pieman (5) SIMON The place to start generating your muscles (3) GYM Highly exciting and dramatic? Yes, initially (5) HEADY Triggers including initially, start, leading, original, first, head, primarily, etc, tell you to look at the first letter of each word.
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