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mrcodger

28th November 2024, 10:17
Does anyone else see two answers for the 'read in reverse' unclued light?
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woodlouse

28th November 2024, 10:36
Only one of the pair is reversed, Mr

I thought Doc was much more back to his old self. Well done him

Clever pairs.
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jack aubrey

28th November 2024, 10:54
Yes, a much better Doc offering. Still a fair few write-ins but some more challenging clues and the jocular unclued gave me a chuckle.
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gawdelpus

28th November 2024, 11:42
May I ask about 16d? It's an unclued on my printout...is that correct or have I got a bogus copy? 
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jack aubrey

28th November 2024, 11:55
16d is indeed unclued.
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gawdelpus

28th November 2024, 12:21
Any hints? ;)
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jack aubrey

28th November 2024, 12:34
It’s the one that’s read arsey-versey as part of a two word half of a pair.
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gawdelpus

28th November 2024, 12:40
Ok got that, thanks.
One regular clue left -

Moles get over these borders (10)

EN?M?L?NE?

Thank you
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woodlouse

28th November 2024, 12:52
Gawd

In my opion it should be (5,5) not (10)
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gawdelpus

28th November 2024, 12:55
Ah yes, I see what you mean. Wouldn’t be a Doc puzzle without a typo! Thanks
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