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strangelybrown

5th November 2023, 09:59
31a Prince's friend's bloomer, cautht by storm in New Zealand (11)
??s?n?r?n??

36a Timid person's exploit to speak of and celebrate (11)
m?l?u?t?a??

41a Stand for body that's round say and containing more fat (9)
b?t?e?i??
Is this 'butterier'?

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stevie gee

5th November 2023, 10:06
31 rosencrantz
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stevie gee

5th November 2023, 10:09
36 milquetoast
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malone

5th November 2023, 10:40
41 Yes. Bier, a stand for a coffin, and Utter, say. The 'stand' is round 'say' B utter ier. (A rather inelegant word, but legitimate).
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strangelybrown

5th November 2023, 11:12
Thank you. As you say Malone, 'butterier' is inelegant - to the point of never being used, I would have thought, when the alternative of 'more buttery' is so much better.

Never heard of milquetoast.

26a Slip passed on after it's been returned (4)
Looks like 'boob' but I can't parse it.
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strangelybrown

5th November 2023, 11:14
Also can't parse 38a which from the crossing letters I assume is 'note':

Small piece of music, any one of just six, evidently (4)
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cryptastic

5th November 2023, 13:32
Obituary= on
Ob , preceded by Bo( obituary reversed

Bo+ ob
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cryptastic

5th November 2023, 13:35
Separate No..te


Gives no te , so all the others are ok
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cryptastic

5th November 2023, 13:37
Obituary /passed on =Ob

Preceded by reversed obituary/passed on =Ob

Gives boob
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strangelybrown

5th November 2023, 13:42
Thanks cryptastic and sorry if I'm being thick but I don't understand no..te, how does 'any one of just six, evidently' come into it?
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