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yevrah

27th August 2023, 06:51
Enjoyed this week's. A wonderful spoonerism return which also provided one of a long rhyming pair. Ashamed to admit I needed the primarily. A hidden, many anagrams. Pretty blank on my first run through but the long down anagram provided lots of crossers.

I wish you all a good Sunday. Was nice to be top of the EPL for a while.
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yevrah

27th August 2023, 06:59
And my CoD is 1d. Nice surface?
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brendan

27th August 2023, 07:12
Hi Yevrah,

Agreed, the Spoonerism was a classic:-)
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brendan

27th August 2023, 07:19
Cannot parse 7d although the answer is clear.

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brendan

27th August 2023, 07:24
... when I say it's clear, I mean from the crossers and the definition.
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brendan

27th August 2023, 07:39
Sorry I should give the clue ..

7d - 7 Musical instrument that may be kept by a stoner (8)

The answer is a (stringed) instrument and also a kitchen utensil but not one for removing stones so I doubt it could be classed as a "stoner" - as such I'm at a total loss as to the wordplay!
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jono

27th August 2023, 07:39
My only suggestion is that the second definition suggests that this and a stoner, both being kitchen implements, might be kept next to each other, but that’s highly tenuous!
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brendan

27th August 2023, 07:46
Possibly Jono but according to Chambers a "stoner" isn't a kitchen utensil, even though it does sound like something that would be used to remove stones.
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jono

27th August 2023, 07:50
It is in Collins though…
Stoner - a device for removing stones from fruit
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brendan

27th August 2023, 07:56
Brilliant, many thanks Jono:-)

I keep overlooking that Everyman is not as beholden to Chambers as other puzzles we do.
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