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seamus, ayrshire

20th February 2017, 14:16
Re parsing of 15D, "e-la" was the highest note in old church music according to Chambers.

Thanks sw, another gem from Myops' classical past.
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claudie

20th February 2017, 14:27
Last one...hopefully.
18a Why not obstructions? (4)
L?T?
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sue123

20th February 2017, 14:33
Think tennis x.
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claudie

20th February 2017, 14:37
18a Why not obstructions?(4)
L?t?
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sue123

20th February 2017, 14:53
Lets as in hitting net in tennis and why not - lets.
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al_issner

20th February 2017, 15:01
Just to clarify 5D. (Try parts (4)), it is indeed "stab", as in choral parts, Soprano, Tenor, Alto, Bass..... Sometimes Myops is an a-choired taste.... :-)
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chrisg

20th February 2017, 15:05
Blimey ! I was way off the correct parsing ! Feeling quite flat now
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clueless

20th February 2017, 15:45
18A LETS ... or as in 'lets and hundrances'
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skyewalker

20th February 2017, 16:10
Thanks, Al_issner, for the parsing of 5D. Like John, could see the "Try" connection but not the "parts".
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al_issner

20th February 2017, 17:39
You're welcome. :-)
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