The hostage playwright crossword tv#

INFRA: an anagram (otherwise) of FAIR contains the abbreviation for noun.Дў4a Hostage-taking nymph in topical song (7)Д¬ALYPSO: double definition, the first the name of a mythological nymph from Greek mythology who kept Odysseus hostage on her island for seven years.Дў7a The ultimate source of, say, portвЂ™s rumour? (9) MANIPLE: a verb to smart or sting is contained in an adjective meaning virile to make a unit of foot soldiers in the Roman army.Дў2a Otherwise fair accepting noun in Latin below (5) Finally reverse it all.Дў1a Smart hiding among virile group facing Asterix? (7) SATSUMA: string together A, a synonym for necessity and a conjunction meaning when. In the 1950s when there were only two channels in the UK the question would be asked вЂњWhatвЂ™s on the other ****?вЂќ вЂ“ answering this involved a major operation as someone had to get to their feet, approach the box and turn the knob.ДЎ9a Fruit is a necessity when going west (7)

The hostage playwright crossword tv#

SEASIDE: strap together abbreviations for south-eastern and area and a word once used to mean a TV channel. USELESS: start with an adjective which could describe an electrical plug with no safety mechanism and then take away the abbreviation for female.ДЎ7a South-eastern area with channel showing вЂ CoastвЂ (7) TORPEDO: assemble a small rocky hill, the abbreviation for physical exercises and a verb to finish.ДЇLASK: another word for stick or criticism contains the clothing abbreviation for small.ДЎ5a Ineffective female missing state of dangerous plug? (7) SUPERHERO: an anagram (runs) of HOPE RUSE with the cricket abbreviation for runs inserted.ДЎ2a Put the mockers on hill exercises before finish (7) SNAILвЂ™S PACE: insert what a brad is a type of (plus the вЂS) into a synonym for room or expanse.Д¦a Excellent leader of people in workplace (4)Д«OSS: double definition, the first (new to me) being an adjective meaning excellent.ДЎ0a IвЂ™m often caped and hope ruse runs and runs within (9) Please leave a comment telling us how you fared and what you thought of it.ДЎa BradвЂ™s filling room, displaying little speed (6,4) 8d, 16d and 25d) may increase the difficulty level for overseas solvers because of their UK-specific content. I am conscious that some of the clues (e.g. Toughie No 2507 by Musaeus Hints and tips by GazzaД«D Rating вЂ“ Difficulty ** вЂ“ Enjoyment ***ДЇor the most part I found this fairly straightforward but there are a couple of clues which required a bit more thought.