NEW THURSDAY CRYPTICS

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:I'll wait for Halcy to take a crack at the remaing clue before I give any hint.

no luck at first glance. is it a straightforward anagram? can only come up with "oceans" from 'no case'. since you said anagram, i am looking only for those

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:I'll wait for Halcy to take a crack at the remaing clue before I give any hint.

no luck at first glance. is it a straightforward anagram? can only come up with "oceans" from 'no case'. since you said anagram, i am looking only for those

No. Case can also be an abbreviation.

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:I'll wait for Halcy to take a crack at the remaing clue before I give any hint.

no luck at first glance. is it a straightforward anagram? can only come up with "oceans" from 'no case'. since you said anagram, i am looking only for those

No. Case can also be an abbreviation.

that's what i thought - a deletion. your anagram suggestion was confusing. let me ponder on this a bit.

Hellsangel wrote:Kind of a stretch

SQU(ID)ALL?

Beatrix Kiddo wrote:DEADER?

Cold-blooded creature has no case causing a ruckus

anagram of dedrea?

bw wrote:hint time? (if HA's answer is not correct)

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:hint time? (if HA's answer is not correct)

It is an arboreal cold-blooded small animal. Hard to believe it is not solved when the letters are right there.

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:hint time? (if HA's answer is not correct)

It is an arboreal cold-blooded small animal. Hard to believe it is not solved when the letters are right there.

IGUANA? (CAUSING + A - CS?)

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:hint time? (if HA's answer is not correct)

It is an arboreal cold-blooded small animal. Hard to believe it is not solved when the letters are right there.

IGUANA? (CAUSING + A - CS?)

YES! Was the clue unfair?

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:hint time? (if HA's answer is not correct)

It is an arboreal cold-blooded small animal. Hard to believe it is not solved when the letters are right there.

IGUANA? (CAUSING + A - CS?)

YES! Was the clue unfair?

i don't know how 'no case' means removing "cs". if there is some logic behind that, it was fair. else, not fair!

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

It is an arboreal cold-blooded small animal. Hard to believe it is not solved when the letters are right there.

IGUANA? (CAUSING + A - CS?)

YES! Was the clue unfair?

i don't know how 'no case' means removing "cs". if there is some logic behind that, it was fair. else, not fair!

Perhaps without case might have been more fair. Well, I'm glad the set is done. Nice to see so many participate.

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

IGUANA? (CAUSING + A - CS?)

YES! Was the clue unfair?

i don't know how 'no case' means removing "cs". if there is some logic behind that, it was fair. else, not fair!

Perhaps without case might have been more fair. Well, I'm glad the set is done. Nice to see so many participate.

how does one get "cs" from case? (not or without doesn't really matter)

regardless, thanks for the sets.

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

YES! Was the clue unfair?

i don't know how 'no case' means removing "cs". if there is some logic behind that, it was fair. else, not fair!

Perhaps without case might have been more fair. Well, I'm glad the set is done. Nice to see so many participate.

how does one get "cs" from case? (not or without doesn't really matter)

regardless, thanks for the sets.

In inventory, case is abbreviated as cs and each is abbreviated as ea. Maybe it is not the typical cryptic abbr. Never mind. Can you post a set next week?

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

goodcitizn wrote:

bw wrote:

i don't know how 'no case' means removing "cs". if there is some logic behind that, it was fair. else, not fair!

Perhaps without case might have been more fair. Well, I'm glad the set is done. Nice to see so many participate.

how does one get "cs" from case? (not or without doesn't really matter)

regardless, thanks for the sets.

In inventory, case is abbreviated as cs and each is abbreviated as ea. Maybe it is not the typical cryptic abbr. Never mind. Can you post a set next week?

ah, ok. i am not familiar with that abbreviation. in that case, your clue was perfectly fair.

i will try to form a set. else, indo is always ready to post one. i miss the vidya, churi, mohita gang.