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mathprofrockstar

1st December 2020, 23:02
Trial is alternative to agreement. (4)
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fieryjack

1st December 2020, 23:22
No appeal followed outrageous score (4)
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tyke51

1st December 2020, 23:32
Kentish Town transaction? (4)
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mathprofrockstar

2nd December 2020, 03:00
I’m beginning to suspect there’s a town in Kent called Deal.
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mathprofrockstar

2nd December 2020, 03:21
Arrangement with triangle but without tenor. Some arrangement! (4)
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pedagogue

2nd December 2020, 10:50
Give someone a hand (4)
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bigbadmarty2

2nd December 2020, 11:34
Very entertaining reading through the entries thus far.
There is still plenty of time to take part - newcomers are particularly welcome !

Back later - Marty
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tyke51

2nd December 2020, 14:27
MPRS @34

Kentish Town is also an area of London (north of Camden Town) - Karl Marx lived there for a time
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pedagogue

2nd December 2020, 14:36
Why not delay dubious transaction (4)
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bigbadmarty2

2nd December 2020, 18:10
Pencils down please, time's up.

Result soon.
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