Salient. Newspaper of the Victoria University Students' Association. Vol 42 No. 5. March 26 1979
Cryptic Crossword
Cryptic Crossword
Across
1. | Diminutive Catherine's cat-call (5) |
4. | Ram, sire, joint conjugally (7) |
8. | Food fit for rabbit cult etc (7) |
9. | Mr Muldoon was pictured as a small man containing jelly (5) |
10. | Nail use: why it can be organised in an uncomfortable fashion (8) |
11. | Animal found amongst the dandelions (4) |
13. | Hitherto unknown victory in the middle of Christmas shout (5) |
15. | Cop it in the eye (5) |
17. | Charity sounds like limbs (4) |
18. | Drink which could be just your pout face, perhaps? (3, 2, 3) |
21. | Reformed alkie is similar (5) |
22. | Type of arrest which is a heart-stopper (7) |
23. | A fundamental part which if one it in one's one feels in one's proper environment (7) |
24. | Westward. Piss wildly. Small handfuls (5) |
Down
1. | Nearby street is red unparkable confusion (7,6) |
2. | Muhammed Ali's got one, so has Keith Holy-oake and The Duke of Edinburgh Is one) (5) |
3. | How you might do it if you're a hand Emphatically you (8) |
4. | How one might surrender to put it [unclear: main] |
5. | Dare wildly or peruse quietly (4) |
6. | Prim nit makes mark (7) |
7. | Assistant who's in the ring then not [unclear: is] ring takes a risk. Opportunities to [unclear: have] her try (6, 7) |
12. | 'At last he rose and twitched his [unclear: ml] ...............to fresh woods and pastures [unclear: is] (Milton) (8) |
14. | Batty blood-sucker (7) |
16. | Elsie in duet is sweet and soothing [unclear: e] |
19. | What a clipper does - moves cargo [unclear: fl] lance in sailing (5) |
20. | Simple Maori club (4) |
Last Week's Solutions
Across: 1. Rankine, 5. Brown, 8.[unclear: Go] 9. Travels, 10. Embraces, 11. Star, 13. [unclear: A] 14. Bottom, 17. Gram, 19. Conjurer, 22. 23. Noise, 24. Cache, 25. In style
Down: 1. Rogoe, 2. Not a bit, 3. [unclear: Impl] 4. Entree, 5. Boar, 6. Overt, 7. Nosturm, Jones, 13. Angelic, 15. Terrify, 16. To [unclear: Ba] At Vic, 20. Reeve, 21. Ante.