TINNITUS (8) = tin + nit (tin reversed) + us. I have that.
You Is, You Are: Why all this excessive interest? (5)
You Is, You Are: Why all this excessive interest? (5)
USARY (U +S + A +R + Y [NICE!])
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University of Texas treasury head in foreign bakery for a dairy product (3, 6)
YAK BUTTER (bakery + U + T + T)
Robot title in a hill (10)
Robot title in a hill (10)
TERMINATOR (TERM + IN + A + TOR)
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Where to play while triceratops rampages around Hilton Head? (9, 3)
ORCHESTRA PIT (triceratops + h)
That one was fun!
South Pacific island known for stone on stone pile (8)
Pitcairn (pit + cairn)
Relative hearing of French town (5)
Niece (double meaning)
VIP loses fifth for speed (8)
Celerity (celebrity - b)
End of aileron trails tea company aircraft (7)
Not double definition; it’s a homophone. The French town is “Nice”, prounounced as “niece”. The signal clue that it’s a homophone answer is “hearing”.
Typhoon (TYPHOO + N)
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A rodent of unusual size is initially burdensome (7)
A rodent of unusual size is initially burdensome (7)
ONEROUS (One + r + o + u + s)
+++++
Stirred cream soured (6)
disregard
ROUSED (anagram of soured)
Training Teacher’s Assistant with unicode converter (9)
Training Teacher’s Assistant with unicode converter (9)
EDUCATION ( unicode + TA - anagram)
+++++
Commencement notes misplaced (5)
Onset
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Struggling with seething lusts for Elizabeth The First (6)
TUSSLE (lusts + e)
I heard there’s an order to destroy Mrs. Beast’s Christmas items (6, 5)
I heard there’s an order to destroy Mrs. Beast’s Christmas items (6, 5)
Sleigh Bells (“Slay Belle’s” homophone)
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Wrongdoing possibly works. I’m producing a success/failure prediction that could go either way (4, 2, 4)
SINK OR SWIM (sin + works + I’m)
Constructing the edge of Inuit home turned out to be really confusing and complex. (9)
Constructing the edge of Inuit home turned out to be really confusing and complex. (9)
IMBROGLIO (brim/igloo anagram)
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Biggest.part on hairless lunatic (5, 5)
LIONS SHARE (on hairless anagram)
Edward (in French) backpedals about TV show (3, 5)