Glasgow Herald Christmas Crossword

[lalamoo]

new to this site, long time reader can anyone help me with last 2 clues:
92a, Indian ruminates; put down New York with nasty laugh (7) L-L-H-U
10d, Man is able to move with independent power he can walk (6,5) A-I-A- / B-P-S

Happy to help anyone else with other answers in this one or the new year one.

[Harry-Wragg]

92a nylghau - anagram of NY and laugh - I've finished about half of the xmas one and haven't started the new year one yet - I'll maybe get back to you!!

[Jumbuck]

10a ANIMAL BIPES - anagram of man+is+able+i+p

[BilSuth]

OK, if you have others, see if you agree with these in the Xmas one:
2d EUROS only answer that fits, but why?
33d BASHED -- Bad (criminal) + she ?
94d CARE OF ?
Once you get on to N Year Xword, what about 15a -- Basic unit of ammo for Japanese army in WW2
K?I?E?B?N If Kaiserbun, what has it to do with Japanese ammo?

[lalamoo]

Bilsuth, EUROS are plural or wallaroos. Agree with BASHED. 94D PAIR OF?. New year one not complete so didnt have 15A do have same letters K-I-E-B-N

[lalamoo]

Many thanks to all who've helped me

[BilSuth]

94d can't be PAIR OF, 103a must be OMBRE (anag, EMBRO) so we have ?A?E ?F. I thought CARE OF (takes care of, care of another's address) was best shout.

[lalamoo]

You might be right OMBRE can also be spelt OMBER and CARE OF does sound more plausible. Tks.

[applestraw]

Glad some people are still working on this! Can anyone help me with 49a or 47d ?
49a Dreamt about the toe and the heels like Hamlet's ghost cap-a-pie (5, 2, 3, 5)
47d Quebec and 59 (7, 7)

[BilSuth]

ARMED TO THE TEETH (anag: dream, the toe, the) and CAPITAL LETTERS, Quebec and Lima capital cities and used in phonetic alphabet).

[lalamoo]

How's everyone doing with the Newyear one?, I still need 23d (?I?A?) and 31a (I?A??) and 36d (?S?N?) if anyone can help.

[BilSuth]

In order, NIXON, IMAGO & BURNS. You mat have to Google the interlocking answers if you have them wrong.
I'm still not happy about 15a K?I?E?B?N

[lalamoo]

Many thanks Bilsuth. KAISENBUN is correct and on Wikipedia. If you need any more help let me know. Thanks again.