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Sunday Times Cryptic 4932

NeilMunro | 15:10 Sun 06th Dec 2020 | Crosswords

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Very grateful for all help with these clues please.
2dn: “On stage, waiter ultimately confounded (8).”
8dn: “Lots of farmworkers lacking aids when lifting (6).”
11ac: “Vehicle transporting fruit needing one more collected (6).”
15dn: “Rebukes about sporting nose rings (9).”
22ac: “Perfect sounding local delicacy (6).”

Everyman 3869

Sunday Post Easy

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Lie-in King

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2d Estragon ("Waiting for Godot") - anag 'on stage (waite)r (ultimately)' 8d Myriad - 'dairym(aids)' (up) 11a Calmer - 'car' (transporting) 'l(i)me' (needing 'i'; one) 15d Resonates - 'rates' (rebukes, about) anag 'nose' 22a Intact - "inn (local) tact (delicacy)"

15:12 Sun 06th Dec 2020

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Lie-in King

2d Estragon ("Waiting for Godot") - anag 'on stage (waite)r (ultimately)'
8d Myriad - 'dairym(aids)' (up)
11a Calmer - 'car' (transporting) 'l(i)me' (needing 'i'; one)
15d Resonates - 'rates' (rebukes, about) anag 'nose'
22a Intact - "inn (local) tact (delicacy)"

NeilMunro

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Many thanks Lie-in King!!!

herbage

Lie in king, I did get Estragon but is it a fair clue to have the definition and anagram fodder the same?

Lie-in King

Hi herbage - it's fair, as it's an "&lit" ("and literally so"), where the clue as a whole functions as the definition & wordplay.

Here, Estragon is ultimately confounded when Godot is a no-show.

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