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bigbadmarty2

3rd April 2014, 18:28
Anyway ignore my dumb clueing , I'm being left out and I'm in bad mood
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bigbadmarty2

3rd April 2014, 18:29
(12)
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sheinavig

3rd April 2014, 19:09
why you are in a bad mood.
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bigbadmarty2

3rd April 2014, 19:55
Its a clue
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mattrom

4th April 2014, 01:51
Grouchy is evasive about his mood, heading from black to morose. (12)

evasive=curly
mood=dudgeon, change heading from D to M
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mattrom

4th April 2014, 03:05
I'll do it properly this time:

Grouchy is evasive about his mood, heading from dark to morose.
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les40

4th April 2014, 03:24
Copper books Barnaby keeping Midsomer quite contrary (12)
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rosalind

4th April 2014, 09:34
It's churlish to sling mud and some egg onto a kinky predicament (12)

Curly is apparently an Aussie and NZ word for difficultproblem
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busby

4th April 2014, 09:44
"Spot on" Rosalind.
Don't throw me a "curly" one.!
Otherwise I won't know what to say.
:-)
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aristophanes

4th April 2014, 14:00
As much as I admire Les40's use of copper, Barnaby, and Midsomer (especially nice touch), I'm going with:

BigBad @5
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