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Anger after destructive wind leaves NE without fast, fun bike race. (10)
Cyclocross
Anger after destructive wind leaves NE without fast, fun bike race. (10)
Correct.Cyclocross
Gangster with weapon out to bat for navigator (6)Correct.
Gangster with weapon out to bat for navigator (6)
Correct, but you don't listen to enough hip-hop.Garmin? Backwards: If you're out to bat, that means you're in. A weapon is an arm. So that leaves a G to begin with. I've no idea why G should stand for Gangster, apart from it being the first letter but Garmin is a navigator
Garmin? Backwards: If you're out to bat, that means you're in. A weapon is an arm. So that leaves a G to begin with. I've no idea why G should stand for Gangster, apart from it being the first letter but Garmin is a navigator
I don't listen, true, but I assure you that's enough.Correct, but you don't listen to enough hip-hop.
Overworked postman.How many letters?
You get something like "The vicar reversed the van towards Dolphin City" and the answer is 'sausage'.
yeah, that's sounds typical of the ones I hear.You get something like "The vicar reversed the van towards Dolphin City" and the answer is 'sausage'.
I thought so...Incorrect I'm afraid.
I've no idea how the Doors could be the answer, not least because it doesn't fit. The nearest answer I'd keep in mind that I've found is ''ouch'' as the answer, simply because it can be a similar response to pain/shock as ''oof'' and because the letters are there as a group in ''touch''. Oh, and it fits. That said, I'd wait till I had other letters and put it in with a sigh and a slight question mark.yeah, that's sounds typical of the ones I hear.
I actually visited a random webpage about solving cryptic crosswords, and as I skimmed through it, I couldn't get this one even with solution and explanation:
Clue: “Oof!” Crew heard “Touch Me” group? (4)
Homophone: “THE DOORS”
they also say: "if the clue ends with a question mark you’re probably constructing an uncommon, possibly odd phrase that sounds like the answer, such as in the <this one>"
Honestly, I can't tell why that's the answer. I don't even know if the answer is "THE DOORS" or just "DOORS" or ??. for all the other questions on the page, the (4) would seem to indicate a four letter answer. If so, I have no idea what that is. I don't know any four letter homonyms for "The doors"
yeah, that's sounds typical of the ones I hear.
I actually visited a random webpage about solving cryptic crosswords, and as I skimmed through it, I couldn't get this one even with solution and explanation:
Clue: “Oof!” Crew heard “Touch Me” group? (4)
Homophone: “THE DOORS”
they also say: "if the clue ends with a question mark you’re probably constructing an uncommon, possibly odd phrase that sounds like the answer, such as in the <this one>"
Honestly, I can't tell why that's the answer. I don't even know if the answer is "THE DOORS" or just "DOORS" or ??. for all the other questions on the page, the (4) would seem to indicate a four letter answer. If so, I have no idea what that is. I don't know any four letter homonyms for "The doors"
Can I ask if this is cycling related?This one doesn't just come up for air. (5,4)