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quisling

10th January 2025, 14:14
I found the clue.

Cigar butt evident in wine's aroma gets past tongue (5)

The answer is NORSE. A wine’s aroma is its nose, surrounding the end (butt) of cigar, r. Norse is another word for the Norwegian language.
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1234matt

10th January 2025, 15:48
1.d.
Two masters no longer score being pissed ?
Looks like Brahms and ?????

22a
Whopper has feathers stuck on? Don't stand for that? (3,4)

???, ?O?N
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geeker

10th January 2025, 15:50
1d: Yes, the Cockney slang that often bewildered me as a US solver. LISZT.

22a: charade: 3="whopper", 4="feathers", defn. "don't stand..."
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chrise

10th January 2025, 15:50
1 LISZT - rhyming slang#

22 LIE DOWN (down are underfeathers in birds)
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1234matt

10th January 2025, 15:57
Thanks for those.

29a
Tight bottomed contrary sailor comes first?
Is it BAD ASSED?

28a
Two Democrats covered in trifle, drink?
(5) T???Y


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geeker

10th January 2025, 16:06
29 I went for RAT (reverse of TAR) ARSED.

28 TODDY
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1234matt

10th January 2025, 16:16
Thanks Geeker!

Rat the theme better all right.

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1234matt

10th January 2025, 17:21
Help suck on last one.
26.a.
For example, drunkard has no time for authority (3,2)
S?Y,?O

Say so?

Say no?

Any thoughts?

Matt
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chrise

10th January 2025, 17:23
SAY SO
The drunkard is a SOT, with "time" deleted
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1234matt

10th January 2025, 17:35
Thanks Chrise
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