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chrise

12th May 2016, 17:45
jws @ 20
I think I see the bun (in the oven?), but I'm baffled by the nun - could you explain, please?
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jws

12th May 2016, 17:57
spinster might be better - nun rhymed
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ab

12th May 2016, 19:22
Have it, don't get it! (13)
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stevea6000

12th May 2016, 22:27
I nest with Monica (almost!) and cop off? It ain't gonna happen! (13)
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aristophanes

12th May 2016, 22:46
It seems unlikely that a menopausal woman would do this without a second thought, when it's just plain wrong (13)
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mattrom

12th May 2016, 22:56
Many in the past point out the old wives' tale (13)

Misc. once ption
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dorrien

13th May 2016, 00:12
Delusion about a little girl and a little town in Newfoundland(13)

Mis(s) + Conception (Bay)
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ixion

13th May 2016, 00:47
PM set two coins in a fountain getting the wrong end of the stick (13)
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cymro

13th May 2016, 10:16
Get it wrong, it's not some picnic.
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chrise

13th May 2016, 13:15
I thought I had parsed ixion's @28, but, looking again, my parsing doesn't work. Can anyone explain it, please?
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