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Apologies if my use of the word charade misled people. I merely meant separating the clue into components, each of which gives a syllable of the solution, which is what I thought a charade did.

If you wanted to plant daffs or tulips, what would you use to make the small holes in the earth? That word has two or three alternative.

61. A simple word to nab and a person from an eastern european country.

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Winnie, 69 a television programme
96 rather complicated, word for dull writing + a word for abridged +10 + abbr. for not specified
lintin as said a word for woos and where people are tried
Thank you for other clues but is 92 b- i -b? and struggling on 93

92 - you are correct.
93 - definition is first word.

Back again Lady Bee!!
Re 62 To plant bulbs I use a tool beginning with D and ending with R.
I can't find any connection to "the long arm of the law" or to "head feline's nemesis".
Re 61 Is the officer from another country?

Apologies for being a "little dense" about these 2 clues!!

If you look up your tool, you'll probably see other versions of it.
TV programme - with what a feline is and it's enemy. I don't know what else to say apart from the answer!

61. No, I'm sure the person is from England.

Thank you Lady Bee. I got the answer to 62 just before receiving your extra clues. My friend who also does the quiz latched on to it when I gave her your clue.
61 She has asked me if the eastern European is just "ee" at the end of the word.

Well done!

Not 'ee' - it's a proper countryman e.g. Swede, Italian, Bulgarian but from Eastern Europe.

Thanks ! Got it !
34. No. "Rug" 92. Yes ! 54. Think of silent films. 62. Character from old TV cartoon series. 86. Much debate on this one- reward/ bounty ????

Can I ask for some hints for the following,
28 Make sense of an audition, 7
44 Data for study in English immorality, 8
60 Hearing held in the foyer of a hotel, 4
Really appreciate any help available.