While I agree with the general tenor of your complaints about asking for help so soon, you must remember that not everyone lives in UK. I am a NZer and I subscribe (quite expensively) to some UK...
After a few hours of effort I still have seven (yes seven!) unsolved. Some help with these may give me some clues for the others. Disparage one own's efforts (3,8,4) - R - - - I - - - - - - I S -...
First puzzle of the year and I am baffled! 1. sound of nightingale (3 - 3) _ U _ - _ _ G 2. mouldings in later Norman architecture ( 8 ) _ O _ _ _ E _ H 3. poppet, someone who is sweet ( 5,3) K _ _ _...
I am stuck on two questions. No help from google. 1.Criminal prosecutor in Venice (10) A - V - G - D - - - 4. Thin brown scale such as might cover ferns (8) - - M - N - U - The 9th letter of No1 is...
I am replying here because you probably would not look back 5 or 6 pages to check for any comment. Many thanks!! I don't know how you do it! You are a tmebloodysis tmegeniussis
I have drawn a blank on all of my standard references so would appreciate some help on these from GK no 681. They could help me solve the few others I still need. 19A separation of a word by...
Many thanks to forgetfultel, geo0939, Heather33, biley, LindaBon and grannyg for all of the solutions to and comments on my ST GK No 680 queries, which are now buried somewhere 4 pages back. The ST...
I believe the answers to the Sunday GK are now printed in the paper, so maybe quite a few of you could help. I work from the website, which does not print the solution until a week later. 1D Indian...
A few more problems this week and not much help from google, etc. 1. In bachelor style (2,6) E - G - R - O - (Could it be en garcon?) 2. Heavy jawed hound (6) - - W - E - (It might be basset but the W...
Many thanks jackdanielsU and biley. Hugely impressed by both your knowledge and speed. I now have three to get. 1. Someone or something of superlative quality or importance (9) - M - S - E - - - 2....
Hi everyone! I am stuck again this week. Either my my brain is rapidly atrophying or (more likely!) the puzzles are getting harder. 1. Someone or something of superlative quality or importance (9) - -...
Thanks very much jan1956, JRB and lloyd1e. I am posting a reply here because the original is now well buried. Yes, populace was the answer; the w I had was incorrect. I don't have these two: 1....
I am really struggling with this one. 1. The inhabitants of an area (8) - O - W - A - E 2. Byzantine provincial governor (6) E - - - - - 3. Gang of slaves tied together (6) C - - - - - 4....
I am really struggling with this one. 1. The inhabitants of an area (8) - O - W - A - E 2. Byzantine provincial governor (6) E - - - - - 3. Gang of slaves tied together (6) C - - - - - 4....
I would like to have a pithy but non-trite expression that means 'a turning point.' The context is an article on the history of artificial resuscitation involving rhythmic pressure on the...
I've had no success in trying to track these down: 1. Famous stand at Liverpool (5,3) ????? kop (could it be white?) 2. " f?a?r?n?? bello" while war is raging (9) (could...
I have reached a dead end with these. 1A Having 2 toes in front and 2 toes behind (10) - - G - DACTYL 1D Vital, relating to life. (6) - - E - I - 16D Potsherd or tile used for writing on in...