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WEEKEND PEER REVIEW 287

Welcome to our weekend competition to compose a cryptic clue to be judged by your fellow contestants. You may enter as many clues as you like, and everyone is welcome, particularly new entrants. Feel free to explain your clue, if you think it will help, or to ask another entrant to parse their clue. However, please don't comment on the clues before voting closes.

Clues should be posted before noon (UK time) on Sunday 4th May when voting opens. Voting closes at 6 pm (UK time) the same day.

This weekend's challenge is:-

MORRIS DANCING (6,7)

Weekend rules: Each entrant has six votes to allocate across any of one to six clues (no fractional votes allowed). For example, the allocation might be 3/2/1 for the top 3 clues, and many other allocations are possible. In the event of a tie, the number of first place votes will be taken into consideration (if those are equal, 2nd place votes, etc).

Have fun and good luck!

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Designer William capering - capering with sticks and bells? (6,7)

Heartless mirror's folk hop (6,7)

I’m sorry - not you!? (6, 7)

(IM SORRY~Y)*
i.e. Morris(y)dancing

Macron`s riding upset traditional English Folk knees-up (6,7)

Grotesque, grim, sardonic knight performed on May Day (6,7)

[GRIM SARDONIC N]*

Cairngorms din might be this activity! (6,7)

Sr. Miró boogieing folklorically (6,7)

Same device as 3 and 4, "boogieing" is red herring (head fake) anagrind

Minor sparkle perhaps in what country folk might do (6,7)

For anyone under 40 the Morris Minor was an iconic British car.

Peversely admiring corns and bells on the feet of those doing this? (6,7)