Crossword Clue

[V1]

Not good tablet is not good treatment (3,4).

I've got B-A -L-E

[V1]

Sorry, I've been doing the ironing with Radio 4!!

I have NO recollection of this clue before so my apologies to you all. I still don't know the answer, though!

The answers will be published in about 6 weeks - I'll let you know when I get them.

Mine's a G & T, too!

Sorry again - truly NOT a wind-up!

[CapeDoctor]

I think you've been rumbled,old son!

[Mamyalynne]

old son? I don't think this lady is winding us up.


Yes please V1 do let us know what the answer is when published.

Start a new thread though as those over a month old don't show in latest posts.

[donny48]

// Donny started it. I blame him.//
Tilly, just for you and no-one else I will take complete and absolute blame.

[Tilly2]

Good man, Donny. I knew you would. You're a gent! x

[donny48]

XXXXX Tilly

[fiction-factory]

Hi again.
As if we weren't puzzled enough by the we are now puzzling over how the same clues have arisen 3 years later.
If you can tell us which paper it is we might be able to trace the answers from when they last used the grid, although I'm puzzled as to why none of this rings a bell with you.
Regarding the clue "Some of these are these' (8)" I don't understand how the answer of ANAGRAMS works unless it was alazy way of saying some of these clues are these. I think the naswer is more likely to be BAD CLUES- and I see BAD CLUE almost fits for the one you are asking about here.
Please can you clarify what the paper is and what the pattern is for the 'not good tablet...' clue with and then without the A you say would come from ANAGRAM.
Also. if adjectival is right (where you put adjectives) where did your S come from and does it affect any of teh other clues we are looking at here??

[Tilly2]

FF, I have a feeling that you might be flogging a dead horse here. I might be wrong though. Maybe V1 will come back with an explanation. I hope so.

[fiction-factory]

You are probably right, Tilly. I think I will subscribe to this and check back in on the morning of 1st April