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Inquisitor 1343
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Having completed the last few Inquisitors quite quickly I logged on here to see if anyone needed help. Clearly everyone had done the same as there wasn't a single entry! However, I'm finding this one tough and now wonder if I've misled myself with 29a. I have a 4 letter answer stating with I and ending with A. Some help would be much appreciated.
Having completed the last few Inquisitors quite quickly I logged on here to see if anyone needed help. Clearly everyone had done the same as there wasn't a single entry! However, I'm finding this one tough and now wonder if I've misled myself with 29a. I have a 4 letter answer stating with I and ending with A. Some help would be much appreciated.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I have EGO for 20A.
The redundant letter has to be the O in GOOD ( because the first word spelled out by redundant letters needs it.)
So I parse the answer as:
'Initially like' = EG (initial abbreviation of the Latin expression).
'mine'= O ( an egg shaped letter. Egg is slang for any kind of bomb, including a mine).
But, I can't see GOD as a definition of EGO.
???????
The redundant letter has to be the O in GOOD ( because the first word spelled out by redundant letters needs it.)
So I parse the answer as:
'Initially like' = EG (initial abbreviation of the Latin expression).
'mine'= O ( an egg shaped letter. Egg is slang for any kind of bomb, including a mine).
But, I can't see GOD as a definition of EGO.
???????
Hi Calibax,
You might well be right, I will have to look at this again.
I parsed it as:
S=sailor.
EAR= attention.
But Chambers doesn't give S as an abbreviation for Sailor, so your (O)S looks better.
Definition 'catch', which I originally thought meant 'catch fire' = SEAR.
But, I have just looked up SEAR in Chambers.
Second definition of SEAR is:
"the catch that holds a gun at cock or half cock".
So, maybe there is no redundant letter in 20A?
Which would mean GOOD is the definition for EGO????
You might well be right, I will have to look at this again.
I parsed it as:
S=sailor.
EAR= attention.
But Chambers doesn't give S as an abbreviation for Sailor, so your (O)S looks better.
Definition 'catch', which I originally thought meant 'catch fire' = SEAR.
But, I have just looked up SEAR in Chambers.
Second definition of SEAR is:
"the catch that holds a gun at cock or half cock".
So, maybe there is no redundant letter in 20A?
Which would mean GOOD is the definition for EGO????
Fascinating to read the debate between Boreas and Calibax following my egg/ego query. I think "egg" wins it"! Thanks too to Calibax for explaining "Liam". Inquisitor is certainly getting tougher. We used to regularly polish it off over the weekend, but we seem to be spending much of the following week on it these days, leaving less time to spend on the Listener.
Hi all
Bit late to the debate on EGG vs. EGO but for what it's worth I had EGG. Still not quite dotted the 'i' s and crossed the 't's on this one. I initially had, for the extra characters, Orsino, Alonso and Edgar but will have to revise that as I have at least two Es as spare letters. Need to look again at character lists I think....
Bit late to the debate on EGG vs. EGO but for what it's worth I had EGG. Still not quite dotted the 'i' s and crossed the 't's on this one. I initially had, for the extra characters, Orsino, Alonso and Edgar but will have to revise that as I have at least two Es as spare letters. Need to look again at character lists I think....
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