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bathmatters

31st January 2021, 03:42
Greetings on a cold and puzzly night! Only been here for a couple of weeks and I’m wondering at what point in the puzzle cycle is it polite to ask for parsing explanations? Once everyone has had a week or so, to prevent spoilers?
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mathprofrockstar

31st January 2021, 03:57
This is the “may contain answers” thread so ask away any time. Most people will give you a hint instead of the full parsing.
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mathprofrockstar

31st January 2021, 04:01
As a matter of fact I was going to ask for help myself. I can’t parse the clue Jerry takes 12 ounces...
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mathprofrockstar

31st January 2021, 04:02
I should say that I have the answer and the definition is grassed; it’s just the parsing I can’t see.
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mattrom

31st January 2021, 04:25
Hi mprs, it's an abbreviation for a chamberpot (jerry) + a Roman unit of weight.
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mathprofrockstar

31st January 2021, 04:59
Thanks, mattrom. I never heard of jerry = chamber pot.
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lumen

31st January 2021, 08:42
I’ve ground to a halt, have the centre section complete plus NW and SE, but struggling with other areas. For a start can I have a tip for ‘Free from duty’ and ‘Stretching out’? Can’t decide if the latter starts D or E.
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abicoop

31st January 2021, 08:46
Thank you so much Turast, really useful hints. Got that cell, word and symbol so hopefully can make some progress now!
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bunty

31st January 2021, 08:46
stretching out starts with "C" ...stretching ones necl

free from duty ... starts with "I" and is 12 letters long before fitting in grid
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bunty

31st January 2021, 08:47
sorry ...that was the previous answer!
free from duty ....another definition could be duty-free shop
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