Daily Telegraph Toughie Thursday March 28Th 2013

[catsrcool]

9ac Fabric problem's nothing, on independent reflection (6) ???L?? 6dn Palace casually giving foreign money audience (4,5) ???? ?O?S? please parse these answers 1ac Smith's girl deviously dumping lecturer's wrong? Not her (4,5) ?I?S ?I?H? = Sits tight 27ac Persian prophet is cross on a very hot day (9) ?O?O?S?E? = Zoroaster I can see the roaster is the hot day but how do you get the zo ?

[sandyRoe]

6d Buck House.

[bibblebub]

9a) muslin = nil sum reversed

[sandyRoe]

foreign money...Buck (Dollar) + House...audience. + Buck House slang name for Buckingham Palace

[bibblebub]

1a) Miss RIght = anagram of smiths+gir(l)

[factor-fiction]

Miss Right

[bibblebub]

27a) zo roaster

[bibblebub]

a ZO is a cross between a yak and common cattle

[bibblebub]

(with 9a independent means that the two parts of the word are reversed separately)

[dannyk13]

9a.Muslin (sum & nil reversed)
6d.Buck house( Casual name for Buckingham Palace)Money=buck audience= house)
1a.Miss right(anagram of smiths girl-l)
27a.Zoroaster

[catsrcool]

Thanks all