Generalist January

[jenniferd]

Happy Christmas to all ABers. Have a Generalist question and 3 queries.
Q. A computing logic circuit with two or more inputs and one output.
XO?
Queries
Is there such a thing as a timing -mirror?
Is "fermented milk across the channel" YAOURT or YAKULT as either fits.
Does SOC fit top right of RH crossword or bottom left of LH crossword or won't it matter?

[shaneystar2]

Xor
Tiring Mirror (Chambers)
Yaourt
I put Xoc in my right hand grid and Soc in the left .

[jenniferd]

Thanks shaneystar2. I expect it doesn't matter where XOC and SOC go as they don't affect anything else. I looked thru' Chambers but missed tiring-glass - see it now.
Have a great Christmas. Expect I'll speak to you again before New Year (if not Christmas).

[jenniferd]

Hi shaneystar2. Have just noticed you gave answer as XOR and then mentioned XOC further down. Presume you mean XOR is the answer?

[shaneystar2]

Sorry ...it is XOR ...my New Years resolution is to take a trip to the opticians and learn to type correctly !

All the best jenniferd for a Happy Christmas and a happy healthy New Year.

[teacher1]

I put SOCin the right-hand grid because the other S answer is in my left-hand grid, and XOR in the left-hand grid because of the same reason.

[teacher1]

......also I've got TIRING GLASS.

[shaneystar2]

Yes it is Tiring Glass !

I think I'll give up and go and have a lie down ..and to think ..I was looking at my copy as I was typing ...I blame the fog .

[sarumite]

Agree with teacher ref positioning of XOR (left) and SOC (right) for reasons stated.

[prospector]

and the other reason is ...

put 'Xor' in the left-hand grid, because the other 'X' letter starter is in the right-hand grid.