Cryptic overlaps

TREACHER (tReacher)

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Colossal helium nuclear bomb. (9)

HERCULEAN (he + nuclear)


Have you done any damage to the drug? (7)

ANODYNE (anagram)

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My former partner always had their head up their ass. That’s why we’re at a crossroads.(5)

Try this:

The unAmerican asshole took my former partner in. That’s why we’re at a crossroads.(5)

Expat? ( fits overlap, letter count, evoked by unAmerican and former partner, has a cross in it; otherwise spitballing)

Nexus? ex in N(for no) US?

Nexus is correct (A - nus, + ex).
Your puzzle Biotop

NEXUS

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Concert film assignment pokes fun. (4, 6, 5)

STOP MAKING SENSE (anagram)

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Is a lemon used for wheat flour?(8)

SEMOLINA (anagram)


To insert prop in a, in a private setting without first consulting Victor, is tasteless. (13)

INAPPROPRIATE [IN A P(PROP) RI(-v) ATE]

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Wept upon endangered anteater’s ID. (4-7)

TEAR-STAINED (anagram)


Madame, 'e made beans in a pod. (7)

EDAMAME (anagram)

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Why do lemurs run away from music?(6)

Why do lemurs run away from music?(6)

MELODY (reverse container)

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Energetic, feisty, damn icy! (7)

DYNAMIC (anagram)


A so-called vulgar term for Irishman can be cordial. (8)

AMICABLE (a+MICK+able)

The elder used a Nazi code machine in his trickery.(11)

LEGERDEMAIN? (elder + ge + main)

gemain is an anagram of enigma. Carry on, Knowed_Out.

OK, research shows that Enigma = Nazi code machine, so elder + enigma.


A Tweet shines mixed with a Beatles cover song. (4, 3, 5)

AIN’T SHE SWEET - anagram of A TWEET SHINES

Astronaut John Glenn drank a backward gnat (4).