Across
1 Ban on former partner replacing professional is fair (10) EXHIBITION
6 Dirty look at some frog legs (4) OGLE
10 Star product of mill, reportedly a source of oil (9) SUNFLOWER
11 Lack of interest displayed by the English in meeting some Inuits (5) ENNUI
12 Prospector’s cute cow affected by powerless bacteria (13) STREPTOCOCCUS
14 Encounter reported, in the outskirts of Rajasthan, by Indian news agency (3-2) RUN-IN
15 Powerful movement, a result of heavenly attraction (5,4) TIDAL WAVE
17 Old partner cries out about returning with gym apparatus (9) EXERCISER
21 Writer in Ecuador’s capital to be replaced by a couple of novices (5) QUILL
22 Going without oxygen after companion shows ire in carillon playing (6,7) FLANGE RINGING
24 Support victorious officer initially with an approving shout (5) BRAVO
25 Applause around middle of July for a biological process (9) OVULATION
26 Alcoholic beverage for writer (4) SAKE/SAKI
27 Writer is sly to cavort in a bike (10) CYCLOSTYLE
Down
1 Untroubled way to financial freedom (4,6) EASY STREET
2 Rear crane rebuilt as a deterrent (9) HINDRANCE
3 Writer in a dance with another writer (7) BALLPEN
4 Tug of young child holding Welsh leader’s snake (7) TOWBOAT
5 English translation of Latin bill used for dating? (3,4) OUR LORD/WORD
7 Natural talent of one leaving biology class (5) GENUS
8 Nature film played back for foreign leader (4) EMIR
9 Writer in insurance firm returns for cosmetics applicator (6) PENCIL
13 Carelessness with dressing gown around North Carolina (10) NEGLIGENCE
16 Folly in twice being included as part of stay I organise (9) ASININITY
18 Writer with a supercomputing company in Ontario (6) CRAYON
19 Estate of police official, with gate, in Syria (7) SIGNORY
20 Whale accommodated in Toyota Cavalier or Qualis (7) RORQUAL
21 Tender in Albania for Quaker leader with bad strain (7) QINTARS
22 Writer linked with dairy product? There is nothing in common! (5) FRANK
23 Bird found originally in Bahamas island sanctuary (4) IBIS
3 comments:
hi anokha,
my hunch is as under, correct me if i am wrong:
22A= CHANGE RINGING
22D= CHALK (from chalk & cheese)
sudarshan
I think you are right Sudarshan
Below is a extract from a thesaurus
carillon playing - playing a set of bells that are (usually) hung in a tower
carillon, bell ringing
music - musical activity (singing or whistling etc.); "his music was his central interest"
change ringing - ringing tuned bells in a fixed order that is continually changing
Yup, you are absolutely right on both counts. I was waylaid by reading "dairy" as "diary" and putting down Frank (for Ann Frank - writer). Hence the "Flange" and they are usually referred to as Flange Rings. They come in sets (companion). But, I guess I was just thinking too much to fit things in once I got waylaid!!
Nice work, thanks!
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