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mactanner1

19th August 2012, 00:16
18ac
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tonyw

19th August 2012, 00:18
22ac,45,ac,119ac.?
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mamya

19th August 2012, 00:27
16 across Run rings round old-fashioned guy at work [12]
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mamya

19th August 2012, 00:29
that was 14 sorry

18across Dancing attendance after company contracts linked together?[12]
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les40

19th August 2012, 00:47
18a) concatenated / anag of attendance after CO
Computer term for linking together

14a) Outmanoeuvre - old-fashioned=out + man(guy) + ouvre(work)
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les40

19th August 2012, 00:49
The ouvre comes from a French word Oeuvre which fits with Outmanoeuvre
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syzygy

19th August 2012, 02:40
@tonyw You forgot 37D.

@Les40 It's not specifically a computer term.

Rather terse start for a thread. Doubt if you'll even get a "ta".

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trevor

19th August 2012, 03:18
syzygy,
i would just extract the ta from mactanner1. from now on let it be known as macnner1.
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syzygy

19th August 2012, 04:22
Or "lackofmanners1". Plenty of others.

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trevor

19th August 2012, 04:42
i'm off to bed now but i would like to add that i sort-of knew Mick McManus.
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