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will37

23rd April 2026, 10:13
"All are verified in Chambers" -- but not in the main alphabetical body of the dictionary. Doc pulled this same trick in November with 2730.
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malone

23rd April 2026, 10:26
Will37, I don't see it as a trick - I actually quite like the slight sneakiness of it!

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jono

23rd April 2026, 10:37
It is available in the iOS app.
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will37

23rd April 2026, 11:09
I wasn't necessarily being judgmental about Doc's trick, Malone . I was just drawing the attention of fellow solvers to a potential tripping hazard!
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malone

23rd April 2026, 11:37
Thanks, Will37. Many of Doc's puzzles aren't what they used to be, a part of me feels it'd be better to have the potential tripping hazards by way of compensation!
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n00b26

23rd April 2026, 15:35
Am I right to say that for example, the end of 39a is the start of another clue?

Also any hint appreciated for:

29a Now and again Ilse Geisler will lose according to Spencer (5)

Old english for now and again? Have an unhelpful ?E??E
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malone

23rd April 2026, 15:43
Hi again, N00..
Your letters are correct for 29 A. The 'Now and again'is a very common crossword clue device - just pick out the alternate letters - from there onwards. You'll get an old (Spencer,poet, writer) word for 'Lose'.
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malone

23rd April 2026, 15:45
N00... the end of 39 A does include another unclued entry/theme word(not a 'clue' as such).
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n00b26

23rd April 2026, 16:08
Apologies... I meant the start of a another word or answer rather than clue! Thanks v much for the hint... Of course now and again...
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malone

23rd April 2026, 16:15
N00b26, glad that little nudge steered you in the right direction. glad you didn't mind me expanding on the seond part of some unclued entries. I knew you didn't mean 'clue' but I like clarity!
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