___________________ by Hawk
The grid is initially
asymmetrical, and clues are in normal order: across, then down. Bars must be
added, then finally repeated with 90-degree rotational symmetry, dividing many
grid entries elsewhere. Solvers must highlight a thematically definitive path,
passing through 36 cells touching at sides, without crossing any bars. The path
passes through one corner cell and ends in the opposite corner. The single-word
title must be written above the grid. Corrections to single misprints in the
definition part of each clue provide a hint. The Chambers Dictionary (2016) is
the primary reference. One answer is an abbreviation.
Hesitatingly stopped having
members in English packs (7)
Bard from Brummagem area (5)
Having a hood fit loosely, I
slice tofu (10)
Ten once shifted skip from
Mars? (3)
Jerk fills pipe, having
retired in Bootle (8)
Inner knowledge of vantage
point guarded by Maori tribe before start of tangi (5)
Often cheated mystical
force, otherwise dead (6)
Why joins aren't woven with
Tarzan's clothing (7)
Men in reserve film finches
(5)
Buried in attitude, right to
instill in reverse (5)
Stare away, getting into
flipping trouble (5)
Must broadcast this last for
Australian, say (6)
They keep one trier in
recurrent fiddle (4)
Maybe source joke name for
judge in bard's fantasy (7)
Made holy water bottles (3)
English venue follows with
some cooled Cava (8)
Curtailed lustful duke, but
not everywhere (3)
Note about Henry's religious
outrider (5)
Pub riot erupts (4)
Ten things may appear on
these coins (5)
Tuba could be recommended
for this historic tribute backing former pub (6)
Line of figure five in forged steel (6)
Care principles reflected in
scientific book that covers it (6)
Pick-up stopping small boy
getting tangled up in Forces (6)
Anonymous French settlement
linked by carriage (6)
GIs separately
corresponding, having despatched shell (4)
Wary feeling produce has
changed hands (4)
From clod, almost turned up
tapes of fungal spore (5)
Underworld shelter splits
planks in a great division (6)
Open ballot box: one plays
zero (8, two words)
Oriental stuck in this love
angst, essentially (4)
Serf-moving vehicle involved
nice kit (11)
Reason artist worked in
cellars (12)
Poet's calm wife to drive
dame into water (4)
Tuck grass beneath Tesla (5)
Bars words (4)
Girl's devouring half of
Marx, destroying Engels, maybe (8)
One can heap most of thread
on sore cut (7)
Source of starlet's delicacy
lacking core dynamic (6)
Key in text: "These
glasses aren't clean" (6)
Thin elastic filament
scratching van (5)
Fine after compliance of
herd element at number 58 (5)
Chemise could work with this
elastic material, in retrospect, but lose the cape (4)
Quiet, independent adult -
one regularly attends masque (4)
Glasgow teams struck awe (3)
To enter this competition, send your entry as an image or in list format describing the final grid, to ccpuzzles@talktalk.net before 8th February 2024. The first correct entry drawn from the hat will receive a book from the Chambers range, which has been donated by Chambers.
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