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Ev - Sunday Telegraph Enigmatic Variations 1153 - The Square And Compass By Ranunculus

jim360 | 20:36 Sun 14th Dec 2014 | Crosswords

8 Answers

It's a setter's debut this week, as EV welcomes Ranunculus to its list of setters. Some interesting clues and a clever denouement, that took me a long time to spot, so thanks for the workout Ranunculus and let's see if he has any more to offer for us in future.

Suntel Cryptic 2774

Sunday Mail Magazine,50-50 Chance(4,2) ?o?s Up

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Muba

Best Answer

Happy to say I am very pleased to have received my Telegraph pen today for EV 1150

13:30 Wed 17th Dec 2014

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oldboot3

I'm still baffled by the endgame. I've solved all the clues and got the quote, but I still haven't got a clue what to do. is it anything to do with the Masons?

jim360

Question Author

No, not really, the Mason link is a red herring.

oldboot3

Thanks Jim, I'll have to think of something else then.

stymied

If A and B are the last two words of the quote, look at Bs of the grid where you'll find some A words. These can be made into something much more familiar. Think "compass" to describe the Bs. Probably given far too much away.

Cagey

Thought I had lost this one, but found crumpled in back pocket of jeans and just finished. Very enjoyable. Particularly liked 17d and 22a.
Thank you ranunculus.

DocHH

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Crosswords/Question1386351.html#answer-9433740

DocHH

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Crosswords/Question1386351.html#answer-9433740

Muba

Happy to say I am very pleased to have received my Telegraph pen today for EV 1150

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