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dunderheid

5th February 2018, 19:49
applause
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kepple

5th February 2018, 20:23
Any help with parsing for 24ac: Call for stotter then ewe? (3,2)
I have NOT UP. But why?
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stevie gee

5th February 2018, 20:33
24a could it be n o (not out - call in cricket) + tup (ewe
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jigjag

5th February 2018, 20:43
claudie

pear - fruit - item (pair as in couple) picked up (heard)
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kepple

5th February 2018, 21:00
Thanks stevie gee. Makes sense.
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skyewalker

5th February 2018, 21:21
24a "Not up" is a call in the game of squash. A tup is a ram and, therefore, a ewe is "no tup"
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annobrain

5th February 2018, 22:21
24a. Not up is a fault call in tennis when a ball bounces (stots) twice on the receivers side before it can be returned, and no tup as described by Skyewalker.
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kepple

5th February 2018, 23:18
Thanks all for your clarification.
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skyewalker

5th February 2018, 23:18
Thanks for the clarification, Annobrain. When I did a search of the term, I only got the squash reference.
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skyewalker

5th February 2018, 23:36
Strange that two of the answers in today's puzzle are also answers to 3D and 6D in the adjacent crossword by a different compiler.
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