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kt17

14th March 2019, 00:02
Peer review 377

Welcome to our weekly competition to compose a cryptic clue, to be judged on by fellow contestants.

Forum members may enter an unlimited number of clues and all forum members are most welcome to join in.

Please explain your clue if you think it will help others to get it - also please feel free to ask another poster to explain their clue [such requests may be made before the submission of clues closes].

Entrants should vote for their preferred clue after submission of clues has finished (see below). Voters should clearly include the post number of their preferred clue.

Votes from forum members who have not submitted a clue will be disregarded.

The entry with the most votes wins and its composer sets next week's competition.

[b[No comments on clues should be made until voting has finished.

Clues may be submitted from now until 11.00am on Friday 15th March.

Votes may be posted from 11.00am to 8.00pm on the above date.

Any clues or votes date-stamped outside of these times and dates will be disregarded.

The setter has the deciding vote in the event of a tie and has sole discretion to do so. The setter will declare the winner and award an online prize.

This week’s peer review challenge is:

HAYRIDE (7)

Have fun and good luck!
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kt17

14th March 2019, 00:05
Apologies for my ineptitude in failing to correctly embolden [b[. Sorry.
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mattrom

14th March 2019, 00:23
It's fun to have a trip on grass (7)
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aristophanes

14th March 2019, 00:52
Drawing of straws for out-of-town trip? (7)
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paul

14th March 2019, 01:08
A roll in this might be bumpy (7)

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paul

14th March 2019, 01:10
Day hire for outing in the country? (7)

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paul

14th March 2019, 01:38
He eats dairy produce on countryside excursion (7)

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aristophanes

14th March 2019, 01:41
Indeed, rector in disguise provides rural amusement (7)
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paul

14th March 2019, 02:49
Joyriders might captured by a modern Constable? (7)
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paul

14th March 2019, 02:50
“Might be”
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