A DAY IN THE LIFE (anagram)
Drama series about mixed-up life downtown. (8)
A DAY IN THE LIFE (anagram)
Drama series about mixed-up life downtown. (8)
Drama series about mixed-up life downtown. (8)
FELICITY (life* + city)
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Warner, sadly, lies dying. (5, 4)
YIELD SIGN (anagram sadly lies)
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I’ve heard you’re an idiot if you don’t pay attention to Andy’s partner(9)
IGNORAMUS (ignore + Amos)
Chamber where one keeps porridge and fungus. (8)
MUSHROOM
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Rumor is the Eternal City swallowed up the person you were living with (8)
ROOMMATE (Rome ate)
Quartet risks including video game. (6)
TRETRIS (quarTET RISk)
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Three comicbook editors first name a Wagnarian hero. (7)
TRISTAN (tri+stan)
Bronze aristocrat figures out trig ratio. (7)
Bronze aristocrat figures out trig ratio. (7)
TANGENT (tan + gent)
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Just between us, French runestone is bogus. (5, 4)
ENTRE NOUS (anagram)
R&B superstar is a Poe family member (5)
USHER (of The House of)
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Queen Elizabeth pulls it out of her ass for the constables (8)
V2: Queen Elizabeth improvises on protocol for the constables (8)
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SHERIFFS (she +riffs)
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Shed is not changing. (6)
How about:
Horse’s home is not shaky. (6)
As an aside, I want to recommend the cryptic puzzle “Debutantes” in the July issue of Harper’s. Just a beautifully constructed work.
STABLE (double meaning)
These gym seats will decolorize you. (8)
Any chance it should be (9)?
Yes, should be 9.
BLEACHERS (double meaning)
+++++++
Feminine pronouns beckon sweet kisses (7)
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HERSHEY (HER SHE)
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She looks and sees twine burst over the fourth of July. (10)
EYEWITNESS (sees+twine+y)
Panda rests, stirs, stirs again at the US flag. (5,3,7)