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blind monkey

23rd February 2011, 23:19
Lay down new road before accepted (6)
_ R _ A _ _

Supporter of current power (4)
_ _ _ _
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terry

23rd February 2011, 23:24
1st one looks like.....ordain.
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les40

23rd February 2011, 23:29
Grid ?. As in National Grid
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tonyw

23rd February 2011, 23:31
pole?
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blind monkey

23rd February 2011, 23:31
Thanks Terry, I'm new to this, how do you get ORDAIN, is there an indicator that thers an anagram in this clue and where does the 'in' come from ?
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tonyw

23rd February 2011, 23:33
ordain is good ,anag of road + in/accepted
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blind monkey

23rd February 2011, 23:34
If it helps these 2 clues share the same last letter? Whatever that maybe....
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terry

23rd February 2011, 23:34
lay down = ordain.

new road (means anagram of road) =orda

before acceptable, acceptable = in , with orda before it = ordain.
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blind monkey

23rd February 2011, 23:38
Then if Ordain is good it means that the other answer is :
sUPPORTER OF CURRENT POWER (5)

_ _ _ _ N
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les40

23rd February 2011, 23:40
PYLON
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