Twin Beaks by Jugular - Solution
This crossword was inspired by Komornik's 2023 challenge. Before Dorothy L. Sayers became a
well known crime novelist she worked as an advertising copywriter for S. H. Benson and worked
on a campaign for Guinness where she is credited with the phrase:
"If he can say as you can
Guinness is good for you
How grand to be a Toucan
Just think what Toucan do"
Across:
1 Defn. cas(e-H). PECK in COS
7 Defn. p(e-O)tty. DAF (fad/fancy in retirement) + T (that at first)
12 anag (m-W)ild "rational or" less 'l'
13 Defn. bu(y-G). anag (corrupt) "police" - no 'p'
14 French (d-R)iver wiping out NE (New England) – SEI(ne)
15 Defn. l(o-A)ss, A ROD (bar) returned
16 E(ff)LUENT (flowing out after fi(r-N)e disregarded more than once)
17 Defn. (w-D)ill (Victorian= Australian). anag (crazily) "doit" after (chasing) I (one)
18 anag (unusual) "trea(d-T)" including (inspired by) IS
19 anag. (b(a-O)ttled) "least"
26 O ((w-B)all) + GEED anag. (baroque) "edge"
27 Defn. b(a-E)g for Ed (Spenser). IN (popular) TREAT (pleasure excursion)
30 Hidden (some) thIN R(u-A)Gs (from the East)
32 Defn. (c-T)ree, I (Indian's leader) follows MIR (farming community) IT (appeal)
33 Defn. (a-O)men. SING (carol) delaying 'n'
34 (J)UDA(s) (traitor) sh(o-U)cked
35 Defn. (m-C)ad. (b)ROGUE
36 anag (bothered) "roadt(y-A)pes"
37 HE (gentleman) introduces Y (unknown) L (li(f-N)e)
38 (n)RETS (tail back nearly) hampering URN (c-J)ar.
Down:
1 Defn. (cryptic) rations on bread. CREDIT (tick) LIMITS (c(a-U)rbs)
2 OP (out of print) CODE (Morse (m-S)ay)) S (principally show)
3 Defn. Indian ho(g-T) dish. PI (pie mostly) stuffed with OOR (climbing marsupial).
4 Defn. (m-T)ucks in cells. anag (about) "i care" round (interrupted by) ST (saint)
5 K(king) A(accepted) S(special) B(British) A(area) H((t-H)our)
6 Defn. Walter(Scott)'s dust-up. EE((j-I)an's eye) R(runs) inside STY (filthy place)
7 Defn. Troo(p-N)'s foolish. I (one) captured by DOLT(stupid fellow)
8 Defn. See(m-K)ing to show. A (a) RING (clique) circling round GU (short "gun" - expert in Perth
(Australia))
9 F (fellow) IE (that is) capturing NESS (sca(r-W))
10 AUNT (family member) after T (s(p-H)ort time)
11 anag. (wobbly) "(i-A)sensenudist"
20 SA(w-T) RAP (gentle punishment) Y (unknown)
21 LYR(e) (cu(p-T) instrument) I CAL (state)
22 DOG (f(e-O)llow) TROT (communist)
23 PEN (swan) GIN (trap) capturing head of (o-U)tter
24 AIDE (confidential assistant) enters RR (expensive (b-C)ar)
25 anag (all over the place) "rese(n-A)t"
28 anag. (organised) "ha(c-N)k+i"
29 Hidden – bErTbUn(g-D)lEd
31 RIG (l(a-O)rry from America) + OR (alternatively).
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