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Communicate anger initially in rage (3,6)Īnswer: GET ACROSS (i.e.

“theatrical piece”), like so: D(I-O)RAMA. “love”, a zero score in tennis) both placed “in” DRAMA (i.e.

“Odd bits removed from” indicates the solution is derived from every other letter of B OI LE D R IC E.Īnswer: DIORAMA (i.e.

Odd bits removed from boiled rice, wrinkly (5)Īnswer: OLDIE (i.e.Solution is A and DR (a recognised abbreviation of “doctor”) wrapped “round” MIRE (i.e. A doctor getting around predicament, gallant (7)Īnswer: ADMIRER (i.e.“land”) once reversed (indicated by “from the East” – this being an across clue) and it’s first letter removed (indicated by “after deposing leader”), like so: QA(TA)R. “reservists”, specifically the Territorial Army) placed in or “accessing” IRAQ (i.e. Reservists accessing land from the East after deposing leader in country (5)Īnswer: QATAR (i.e.“round character”) “push in”, like so: P(O)INTLESS. “still awaiting service from bartender”) wrapped around or having O (i.e. In vain, still awaiting service from bartender, allowing round character to push in? (9)Īnswer: POINTLESS (i.e.Till next time, stay safe out there, kids. It’s always interesting to hear the thoughts of other solvers once they’ve set down their pens. Thanks again for the kind words and help.

If a recent Jumbo has left you scratching your head then you might find my Just For Fun page of use, where you’ll find links to solutions for hundreds of the things. You can find my completed grid below along with explanations of my solutions where I have them. Still, taken as a whole this one was pretty good. For the most part this was an enjoyable one to chip away at during the day, though I did think the setter would run out of homophone indicators at one point! A couple of clues also relied on definitions that could be described as “distant cousins” of their solutions at best.