Salient. Victoria University Student Newspaper. Vol 35 no. 1. 28 February 1972
Odd One Out
page 7
Odd One Out
Across
1. | Cleaning the bails may lead to scandal (4-6) |
6. | There's company for dinner! (4) |
10. | Land dealer gets an existing hill (7) |
11. | Two degrees take in top gear for freedom fighter (7) |
12. | Or rather the smallest routes may have it! (9) |
13. | A neck or two may be wrung in exam prank (5) |
14. | Behind a severe description (6) |
15. | The sun is and shines through it (8) |
18. | Took off, though finally perished (8) |
20. | Offender, formerly an Irish patriot (6) |
23. | Man in the drink will get a runny nose (5) |
25. | Viking Bled win? Shortened nickname says he talked nonsense! (9) |
27. | Up with a chest! (7) |
28. | One in a pistol is hard on the stomach (7) |
29. | Vulgar face distorts for Gala's mate (4) |
30. | With nothing outside, bears or emus could be shot through these holes 10) |
Down
1. | Noted on the wall a Greek latter, and an old god returned (5) |
2. | Tea skit about rising part (9) |
3. | Spinner has decaying wings (7) |
4. | In holy writ a note speaks of an Asian (6) |
5. | Call liquor of the same label? |
7. | A festering carbunkle partly caused by alcohol (5) |
8. | Butcher has a jolly aspect (9) |
9. | Defraud a shaper (6) |
14. | Send a pram rolling and sign the answer (9) |
16. | Greater? No, father, in a way (9) |
17. | Part of speech a backward university copied exactly (8) |
19. | Bearing without our dignity to lower (6) |
21. | Inspires what 20 ac. will do badly about describing vigour (7) |
22. | In this type of commerce retail goods may have the dealer surrounded by silks (6) |
24. | Record name on list (5) |
26. | They are often played but curiously never ridden (5) |
(answers on p.3.)