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mattrom

8th August 2026, 09:17
Chrise, 27a is an anagram (disposed of) It's a term I've never heard previously for 'thieves'
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chrise

8th August 2026, 09:23
Thanks mattrom. I'll work on it an hope that I can get going again.


I've never heard it either, but it makes sense
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neville17

8th August 2026, 09:25
Ha ha ChrisE, I meant 18a!
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jono

8th August 2026, 09:26
I’d never heard of it either and it’s not in any dictionary that I own.
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chrise

8th August 2026, 09:27
Neville
For 18a I have a homophone of a particular religious sect that means "look for".
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neville17

8th August 2026, 09:28
SW corner sorted out now, but still struggling with SE. Like others I hadn't heard of 27a
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jono

8th August 2026, 09:29
1d is an anagram broken in two places by a 3 letter word for one and then a single letter for Malta. I assume the intention is an &lit definition.
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chrise

8th August 2026, 09:30
Is 26a a Greek letter? If it is, I can only parse the middle.
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chrise

8th August 2026, 09:35
Just seen 24d. Favourite so far!
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mattrom

8th August 2026, 09:38
Chrise, 26a is an old tribe (think Boudicca)
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