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dassler

12th October 2013, 10:36
Can anyone enlighten me on the use of the word "next" used in most of the across clues in today's crossword?
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chrise

12th October 2013, 10:38
I don't want to give the whole thing away, but they are in a sequence that repeats itself once.
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sudokulover

12th October 2013, 10:56
If you have solved the first 2 across clues , look at the extra letters in both
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chummy mummy

12th October 2013, 12:15
Help please with
13a. Extended discussions of next report on backing for beards (5-3)
I think it must be something like
T?A?? - TI?
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chiff

12th October 2013, 12:23
teach ins?
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dassler

12th October 2013, 12:53
I still cannot see the relevance of the "next" word - do I have 8 across wrong? I have answered "three" ):
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chrise

12th October 2013, 12:54
Yes. I thought that this one cheated a bit (TEA sounds like TI), though this was indicated.
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chrise

12th October 2013, 12:55
Hi dassler
For a VERY big clue, look at the thread that I started.
P.S. THREE is correct.
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dassler

12th October 2013, 13:15
Many thanks it stung a bit but now I'm "humming".
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chummy mummy

12th October 2013, 13:15
Thanks both for answer and explanation.
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