I picked this up from the Hinduxword Yahoogroup. Let's try coming up with clues for words.
Prestige
Stand and deliver
Vox populi
Measles
This is a group blog on crossword clues - akin to those that appear in The Hindu/The Economic Times/The New Indian Express. So then, here we go!
I picked this up from the Hinduxword Yahoogroup. Let's try coming up with clues for words.
Posted by Hari at 1:24 PM 5 comments
Pardon the lull between posts. I was tied up with psenti-sem constraints ;)
Anyway, connect the following clues. The list is exhaustive.
A letter loses bet, finds another (5) ALPHA-{BET}
Cry of approval from the assassin (5) BRAVO [2]
Stop dividing Berlin, fellas! (7)CHARLIE (After Checkpoint Charlie)
River splits here, altered without Erbium deposits (5) (Altered - Er)* = DELTA
Recall the story of Greek nymph (4) ECHO [2]
Deceive, and run away to dance (7) FOX TROT
Game people play, and get flogged in return (4) GOLF <-
Thole misplaced in an inn (5) HOTEL*
Nation well within Diana's nation (5) INDIA[T]
A measure of thousand (4) KILO
I'm in the French capital city (4) L I'M A
Alternate name for a sound device (4) MIKE
Time when you need some time on your own (8)NOVEMBER {Lyrics of November rain...a bit arbit)
...so back vehicle to bag the award! (5)OS<-CAR
Parent pays 50% twice PA PA(4)
Becquerel lost his tail in the Canadian city (6)(BECQUEREL - {REL})* = QUEBEC
Bloomer loses start to a casanova... (5){-BL}OOMER* = ROMEO
.....and she'd probably die without the casanova in question! (6)JULIET
A riser amongst the range of mountains (6) SIERRA*
Got an idea for a ballroom dance? (5)TANGO*
A consistent piece of clothing (7) UNIFORM [2]
I cavort playfully, without a winner (6) VICTOR*
Quickly move away unknown drink (6)WHISK Y
Radiation rendered nameless (1-3) X-RAY
Pitcher possibly concerned with big apples (6) YANKEE
Possibly natal lingua franca (4) ZULU
Connect: NATO Phonetic alphabet.
Note: The first one is actually spelt ALFA. Anyway, wiki it up here.
Posted by Hari at 9:30 AM 1 comments