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N. C. Dexter3084031237198379Feb 1957Dec 201255y 10m
 
 Clue wordAwardClueExplanation
2010-2011
2027THRENETICALVHCSuch as the recital warbled about cock-robin’s endn in anag., & lit.; ref. traditional song
2014HACKETTEVHCE.g. Whitehorn? Kath involved with the most frequent feature in The Observer, etcanag. incl. e, & lit.
2010A COMING OF AGEVHCLove a jar? Love a ciggy? When one may embrace both0 Ming, 0 fag all in ace, & lit.
2000TWO THOUSANDVHCWork out what’s Azed’s latest no.anag. incl. d, & lit.
1992FOULARDVHCWhat may become heads of ladies at upper-class do [Fr]anag. incl. l a u, & lit.
2009-2010
1988PERIQUEFirstPartly a pauper, I queued for possible refill of bowl. (Twist, maybe)hidden; ref. Oliver T.
1984ORWEL(L)IAN (Doublethink)VHCSuch as Napoleon, say: one the French backed on war spreading roundI le (rev.) in anag.; ref. Stalinist pig character in ‘Animal Farm’
1979FAR-OUTVHCAfter start of Feb. a change for our temperature: rather more than just ‘cool’!F + a + anag. + t
1975SEPTENTRIONALVHCPotent side of note Sir Alex almost entirely rebuilt in the Northanag. incl. n less x; ref. Man. United
1962ANADEMVHCFind, say, a head of Nero and notice me around?a N ad + me (rev.), & lit.
1949PALFRENIERVHCI could produce real fine starters for point-to-point racesanag. incl. p r, & lit.
2008-2009
1936LITMUS TESTVHCAlkali finally settles tum upset with no end of flatulence (I told you so!)anag. incl. i less e
1918PALAMPOREVHCYou could find one from Asian realm pop off – under this?anag. incl. A, & lit.
1910BARPERSONSecondI’ll get a bit of rollicking with no spare barrel aroundanag. incl. r, b, & lit.
1908WE THREE KINGSVHCAfter the kine grew restless, the stable’s opening for usanag. + s, & lit.
2007-2008
1879LITTER BASKETVHCUntidy bit of bumf? Let’s take it right here!anag. incl. b, r, & lit.
1875GOUTTE / UPREAR (Right and Left)VHCPartial to stingo? Utterly! A nip giving us from the word go curiously rare power to elevate spiritshidden; u(s) + anag. incl. P
1871FAIRY GOLDVHCWhat use such money if a grand or £500 end in leafy withering?anag. of if a g or LD y, & lit.
1856LITAS (Printer’s Devilry)VHCDo paedophiles dream of seeing an under-age lo/t? Ripping!Lolita
1853ANTIQUITARIANVHCAgainst changing ain’t I – square at heartanti + anag. incl. (s)quar(e), & lit.
1840W(I)NN(I)E-THE-POOH (Letters Latent)SecondHe won hearts of happy wee beginners, tho’ placing letters wobbly-wiseanag. incl. p e n, & lit.
1836POSTHASTEVHCFantastic start for Hamilton – set to finish in championship as speediest?anag. incl. H p; ref. Lewis H.
2006-2007
1831MARGINALIAVHCThey could give a reading, at the sides, in Lamia, perhapsanag. incl. r, g, & lit.; ref. Keats poem
1814HIPSTERVHCFan of Billie Holiday – still excited with her power, though the 50s are goneanag. less LL, incl. P; ref. B.H., jazz singer
1810HARE / POSEUR / SERINETTE (DLM)VHCRise at dawn – no longer dash around for rehashed breakfasts, no further fake diarising (‘Rose punctually’, e.g.) – when in trees etc songbirds follow my arrangement. 
1806INEBRIANTVHCDouble in the bar, without a modicum of H2O, could be thisanag. less H, & lit.
1804CLOTHES SENSE (Spoonerisms)VHCFear glare after onset of cataracts? Get those lenses changed!gear flair; c + anag.
1801RUSE DE GUERREVHCFor which, infantry au front being blocked, use a couple of guns derrière possibly?anag. incl. gu(ns) less i, & lit.
1797HEARTVHCEros’s target? I’m getting carried away when he takes aim right here!he a(I’m) rt, & lit.
1792APPALOOSA / ESTAMINET (Right and Left)VHCAlmost all in a racy soap op nag tipsily at ‘Time!’ closures of the Rovers Return baral(l) in a + anag.; anag. incl. e, s, n; ref. ‘Coronation Street’
1784TEARAWAYThirdOne’s needing bit of telling off and ear boxed?ear in t away, & lit.
2005-2006
1775ROUGH-AND-READYVHCWith no finishing touches added, you go and hurry work? With such an outcome!anag. less final letters
1766GEST (Printer’s Devilry)FirstPanel of jud/o OK decision and settle ‘dan’ award 
1762DUDDERYVHCWhere buyer wanting pair of breeches gets threepence out? That’s about right!r in anag. less br incl. 3 d’s, & lit.
1758BIMBETTEVHCBubbly ‘it’ babe without a scrap of acumen met hereanag. less a, & lit.
1753DIAGONALVHCAn oblong’s extremities I’d obliquely join with a lineanag. incl. o, g + a l, & lit.
1752MIDWINTERVHCNow ’tis time dormice regularly get curled upanag. of alternate letters, & lit.
1737ANIMUSVHCI am Sun mad: it’s a male characteristic being partial to females!anag.
2004-2005
1728EIDOLA def. NULLAH (Wrong Number)VHCEcstasy! Leaders of IOC ditch other lands’ athletics dreamsditch; first letters
1724MONEYBAGSVHCMy bank, e.g.? So composed when a thousand’s withdrawnanag. less K, & lit.
1719ANHELATIONSecondHeal it on termination of Craven ‘A’, possibly?anag. incl. n, & lit.; ref. cigarettes
1711MINUSFirstThis degree makes nudism shiverycomp. anag. incl. d, & lit.
1702WORDSMITHERYVHCTerribly shoddy writer’ll need a bit of a miracle for a degree in thisanag. with m for d, & lit.
1700FIVE-O’CLOCK SHADOWVHCFacial hair spoils chic looks – female avowedanag. incl. f
1694MISINTERPRETVHCEnglish, met with a bit of Russian in trips abroad, fail to decipheranag. incl. E, R
1680PILLOW-CUPFirstWhat’s maybe downed before one’s about to get aloft?pillow c up, & lit; downed = filled with down
2003-2004
1667CLARINIFirstSome brass monkey about with air nil C!anag.; C = Celsius
1659SCAREDY-CATVHCOne shaking at Crecy as danger’s beginning?anag. incl. d, & lit.
1648MAGIC LANTERNFirstItem gran arranged family slides in?clan in anag., & lit.
1646BLACKVHCDeadly half back able to get English going deliriousanag. incl. ba(ck) less E; ref. Jonny Wilkinson
1641GADGETEERVHCOne’s excitedly greeted introduction of gismos around onea in anag. incl. g, & lit.
1633EMPATRON / WINTERLY (Right and Left)VHCTo cheer unhappy men with a port wine? Try mixing a dash of lemon in when needing cheeranag.; anag. incl. l
1628ENCOMIONVHCIt’s encompassing foremost feature of individual on passing awayencom(passing) + i + on, & lit.
1624BELAYVHCSecure by a short line twisted round middle of cleata in anag. incl. l, & lit.
2002-2003
1615RUGATEVHCShowing – sadly enough – initial signs of ageing? True!anag. incl. ag, & lit.
1606TEOSINTE / INTELSAT (Overlaps)VHCLent is a time for trimming long grassanag. incl. t
1593MANSUETEVHCFor this archaic adj, what’s now primarily in use? ‘Tame’, possiblyn in anag., & lit.
1589JOKESMITHVHCAnother way to put him? ‘King o’ Jest’anag. incl K, & lit.
1580MARGENT def. BEETLES (Wrong Number)VHCAs a rule, in motor transport, interior bits of bangers break downbangers; anag. of (b)anger(s) in MT; see New SOED for abbrev.
1576FACADESecondFemale, half clad, outstanding around front, with just a little behindf + (cl)ad in ace
2001-2002
1567QUEENVHCFor whom it’s now annus non ingloriosus – neque horribilisanag. & lit.; neque (L.) = and not
1554PEARLVHCResounding clap about 3rd of March (Azed’s anniversary)r in peal
1550MEMORITERVHCBy heart being exercised more I’m not half fitter!anag. + (fit)ter
1537CAFTANFirstDress with not much leg showing – in fact possibly just a pair of anklesanag. + an, & lit.
1528STROP (Spoonerisms)VHCWeather for letting sun top right offleather for whetting; S + anag. incl. r
1519CARRY-ONVHCDodgy printing of any sequels to ‘Q’ & Co?anag. incl. RR, & lit.; ref. Quiller-Couch
2000-2001
1515SNIDEVHCLike supposedly ‘silver-plated’ ware – thought mostly to be covered with tin?Sn + ide(a)
1511DEEP-SEATEDVHCOut fencing épée’s not normally so embeddedanag. in dated
1506BARE(-)BONESVHCWe’d little breadth and are persons needing middle of doublet taken inb in b are ones, & lit.
1502RAPPELSecondA tense drop from parapet possibly with lineanag., less a t + l, & lit.
1494MARATHONVHCA run taking around a month possibly – for me!a r in anag., & lit!
1489FRONT-BENCHERVHCName for Brown – the CE, New Labour, sayanag. of n for br the CE n, & lit; ref. Gordon B.; labour vb
1485BOURSE / TIFOSO (Right and Left)VHCWith Footsie mostly unstable, one follows others playing a European exchange, beginning to barter Euros abroadanag. less e; b + anag.
1480SAMARITANVHCPossibly a man at the end of his tether finally rings oneI in anag. incl. s, r, & lit.
1476LIGNIPERDOUSVHCGore leads in latest polls in US: I’d fancy it’s destroying Bush, perhapsanag. incl. l, p
1467CANAPÉVHCDavenport perhaps settles end of Championship with an ace?anag.; ref. US tennis player
1999-2000
1459GREATEST (Spoonerisms)VHCIn his own opinion, clot was way way behind at Greek – endlessly confusedwhat was Clay; anag. less k + St.
1450PRETENDANTFirstHe’s hanging round on true-love’s threshold, perhapsre t in pendant, & lit.
1446NEWSPAPERDOMVHCWomen with drapes off occupy a page in the Sun etcp in anag.
1441Word containing MM displaced by a bug (Millennium Bug)VHCHandicap – Dome being constructed? For minister it’s a benefitcommendam / aphid; anag.
1439JOHN CANOEVHCWI dancing can-can? The present time knows no bounds!john can + (N)oe(l); WI 2 mngs.
1437MISTLETOEFirstAttachment to branches – uncommonly to ilex stem – yielding a kissanag. less x, & lit.
1424HEISTVHCThis breaking and entering ending in porridge?e in anag., & lit.
1419SPLODGEVHCCause of Constable, say, turning back of canvas to fronts + Plod + e.g. (rev.), & lit.
1415MANATI (Printer’s Devilry)SecondAt mention of Pete beating best of the English? Menti/on ‘sorrows’!ref. P. Sampras, Tim Henman
1998-1999
1411LOOK-SEEVHCDressing like goose’s? Is good possibly with this gander!comp. anag.; ref. ‘What’s sauce…’
1402PENTOSE (Definition of Anagram)VHCStanding – still! – after imbibing ten liberal whiskeyspoteens; anag. in posé
1398PERMETHRINVHCTouch of rose-blight? Then prime spray with this, perhapsanag. incl. r, & lit.
1394BERGAMOTVHCIt makes taste of tea bag more exoticanag. incl. t, & lit.
1389ALL-OVERISHSecondWhat maiden perhaps is in nervy ‘Shall I …? ’over in anag., & lit.
1387Dylan Thomas: A Child’s Christmas in Wales (Anagram)VHC‘Silly with cash a/c,’ admits rash Mandelson 
1380RAPPORT (Misprints)VHCBill’s finding such sympathy with Tory Right and Left apparently accommodatedTony; ap. in r port; ref. Clinton / Blair
1376LOGOVHCWith tails on Boeing (Anglo) so controversial, it’s getting redesignedanag. of last letters, & lit.; ref. row over BA’s tail-fin logos
1997-1998
1360BOG-ASPHODELVHCSlough-dweller in dubiously good shape in Betjeman’s first lineanag. in B I; ref. poem ‘Slough’
1355DIACATHOLICONThirdIngredients of a ‘no-ail’ chit doc concocted?anag. & lit.
1351NEATEN (Printer’s Devilry)VHCNow clinic’s dismissed obnoxious otologist, everyone feels fi/t againENT
1346PHARISEEVHCThe Pentateuch primarily he’s well up inP + arise in he, & lit.
1342ALIENS / RAPINE (Right and Left)VHCSack a Pres. discounting hint of scandal in devious answer containing untruth for outsiders?anag. less s; lie in ans.
1338SMART ALECVHCOne’s clever – but always out to clash with a masteranag. less ever, & lit.
1336STOCKINGVHCTo GIs one of a couple available freely – with a pair of knickers?anag. incl. c, kn; ref. WW2
1322CARPETVHCWhat’s starting price? See odds of three/one fixedanag. of p c tre a, & lit.
1316FINGERLICKIN’FirstTaste of grub in nick lifer’s found quite otherwise!anag. incl. g, & lit.
1312REST-CUREVHCPoorly creatures’ll want one?anag. less a, & lit.
1996-1997
1307AGILE (Spoonerisms)VHCIn years of life, one’s 49 – ne’er 50!fair nifty; IL in age
1303PONIARDVHCIt causes rapid suffering on being stuck inon in anag., & lit.
1294TRANSENNAThirdGrill St Anne was screened within?ran in anag. & lit.
1286CHALETVHCAlternative to hotel with a/c too spent?anag. less too, & lit.
1277NOVE(M)BER (Letters Latent)VHCNo bee, nor touch of vernal spring; no leavesanag. incl. v less no; ref. Hood’s poem ‘No!’
1268ARGIE-BARGIESecondWe find this mars the dissolution of Bigears’ marriagecomp. anag. & lit.; Diana’s nickname for Charles
1264TREDRILLE / FERVOROUS (Right and Left)VHCWhat may produce deal around school? Game with three only – so game with four and over’s Outdrill in tree; anag.; so game = very spirited
1995-1996
1255CATAFALCOFirstCoach covering the last fatal tripanag. less h, & lit.
1250SONEOCARDIA (STENOCARDIA) (Ten to One)VHCOnce a road is jammed, a bypass could be its answeranag.
1242KNOCKERSVHCNaughty necklines risk ‘Coo!’, if these are silicone-enhancedcomp. anag. & lit.
1238ELASTIN (Printer’s Devilry)VHCDeciphering one memorial myopic found a real pigst/y (inscription illegible)stela
1232The world is too much with us; late and soon (Anagram)VHCInn without dual rooms has to let cowshed. 
1229GRUPPETTOFirstA turn from note F, say? E up to G and rpt startanag.; start vb
1216CHAPERONVHCHer pa worried, little Constance goes round with me?anag. in Con, & lit.
1212HILDINGVHCWith hazard nigh, I’d left!anag. incl. l, & lit.
1207EPOCH-MARKINGFirstChap at odds with Rome – one named Martin Luther – signalling new eraanag. + King
1203CLERICALISMVHCIn Decline and Fall, it’s i/c all crimes!anag. & lit.; ref. Gibbon’s bitter anticlericalism
1994-1995
1200Nine letter word (C and T latent) (Letters Latent)FirstHutton-follower in Oval’s delirious!VOL(C)ANIS(T); anag.; see Vulcanist in C.; ref. L. Hutton’s record-breaking innings of 364 at the Oval in 1938
1190DENARIUSVHCPossibly Barings (bags lost!) used a fair number of asses?anag. less bags; ref. collapse of B. Bank
1181SLADEFirstSemi paludal’s the term for comparable groundanag. of (palu)dal’s e, & lit.
1178BOOTLEGVHCIllicit goblet o’ rum?anag.
1169BLITHE / URSINE (Right and Left)VHCFirst and foremost, Brunel built gracefully, happy in labours in edifices like PaddingtonB lithe; hidden; P. Bear
1165YAPSTERSecondI could make Pat start to run? Yes!anag. incl. r, & lit.; ref. Postman Pat
1152PARACETAMOLVHCA recipe in a temp., high with a cold, being reduced by a degreea r in anag. less d, & lit.
1993-1994
1147MAYDAYVHCWhat can occasion this? A yard breaking cana yd in may, & lit.
1143DEATH (Printer’s Devilry)VHCMany mums roast children, though it’s only inhuman me/at butchers issueMedea
1139BENJAMINVHCIn a cold month I’m fastened up under a peak cap, perhapsben + I’m (rev.) in Jan, & lit.
1134TOVARICHVHCI could be at OR’s reunion with (hic!) drop of vodkaanag. incl. v, & lit.
1126CHEATERYVHCRogue heartlessly crafty hereat?anag. incl. c, y, & lit.
1113EMPLASTRUMVHCCovering where boot’s made me rump bruised?last in anag., & lit.
1108GREENVHCCrusading re environment? I’m right in there!hidden & lit.
1992-1993
1087OLD SOLDIERSecondWhat first shows in one? Dodging drill doeso + anag., & lit.
1074DEMIREPVHCFergie, e.g., with secret spread over half the Mirror?Mir(ror) in deep; ref. Duchess of York
1056ENTRAIN def. ASTHORE (Wrong Number)VHCOne’s to get aboard in King’s X possibly, bidding farewell first to sweetheartsweetheart; a in anag. of in R’s ten, less s, & lit.
1052AGANIPPEVHCFor aping a poet, dash to thiscomp. anag. & lit.
1048GALLOPADEVHCAfter it’s danced, e.g. OAP’d appear all in?all in anag., & lit.
1991-1992
1043PESTO (Printer’s Devilry)VHCArabia-bound globetrotter expects belly-dancers and ho/uris – providing such entertainment! 
1034BURLAPVHCMurals must be prepared replacing paper? This could doanag. with BP for MS, & lit.
1026LET-OFFVHCChance missed by aged inside left a bit out of conditionof in anag.
1024PRESENT (3 defs + sub. ind. of wrapping) (Parcels)VHCMajor battle against Germans cut current Tory EEC revoltY(PRES ENT)RECOTE; anag.
1017SCHAPSKA / PEARMAIN (Right and Left)VHCMilitary cap Pole has issued with pack often gets blown off in the wind: take Pole’s cap a degree in round earS + anag.; ear in P MA in
1013ALVEARYVHCWhat’s early learner wanting if faced with a Latin verba L v + ear(L)y, & lit.
1990-1991
991BRASH (or BRUSH)VHCBushy tail disappearing once Ranter’s poked his head inR in bush(y), & lit.; R. one of J. Peel’s hounds
978DOUBLE-CENTURYVHCCurrent span of the newspaper cultured Boney once conned?anag. & lit.; ref. Observer bicentenary, dates from Napoleonic era
974AVANT-PROPOSVHCPossibly couple of pages or so at the front for introductionvan in anag. incl. pp, & lit.
965EARBASH def. NECKLET (Wrong Number)FirstGo on an endless time after managing to collar Australiancollar; A in er(a) + bash, & lit.
943BARAGOUINVHCWith British – or French – a tabloid’s written in trendy jargona rag in B, ou + in
1989-1990
934LACE-UPSVHCThey’re beginning to undo within fifty paces if loose?u in L + anag., & lit.
930SABULOSEVHCGritty youngster in control of jumbo starts to land on single engineSabu + l o s e; ref. S. the Elephant Boy
926NERDVHCOne lacking headpiece to take degree?(o)ne r d., & lit.; to = in contact with
922REFORMADOVHCSick of ramrod, one’s finishing?anag. + e, & lit.
920CHRIST-CROSS-ROWVHCThe alphabet so cows chits struggling with 3 R’sanag. incl. r r r
917HOOLIGANISMVHCWhat, with no goals for English, sailing home could occasionanag. with 0 for E, & lit.
913ARCHIBALDVHCIt makes you crash? Bail out with seconds to go before ending up dead!anag. less s + d, & lit.
900(C)HARLATANIS(M) (Letters Latent)FirstQuack medicine? Crooked liar has bottles to flogtan in anag.
895TONE DEAFVHCOften getting a D and E confusedanag. & lit.
1988-1989
887MONSTERVHCMrs T one to Labour?anag. & lit.
874BLUESTOCKINGVHCBuckles into work – getting ‘First’ at Girton?anag. + G, & lit.
869HOLD-UPSVHCGoing round on horseback, they’d make you stop with a rough order for £. s. d.ho + up in anag. of L s d, & lit.
868ROLAND (2 clues + def. of contents) (Parcels)VHCWatch, from portal, tragic Hero part from Leander – so nearly getting backpatrol, Anderson; anag.; hidden; ref. Viv A., England full-back
866NECTAREOUSVHCAres etc on U fluid like this?anag. & lit.; Greek god of war
862OFF-AND-ONVHCWith regard to frequency, starting then stopping – one has to assumeof f and on, off an don, & lit.
857REDCAP / NICETY (Right and Left)VHCRefinement may be produced by tiny touches of cosmetics, and employing rouge to add the final touch – it’ll increase charmanag. incl. c e; red cap; charm2
853DEBACLESecondElbe, with extremes of cold, possibly needs one to break it?a in anag. incl. c, d, & lit.; d. = sudden flood
1987-1988
827MICKEY-TAKINGFirst(M)urine-extraction?2 mngs.; ref. Mickey Mouse
823SARBACANEVHCCause of a nick in bear’s bum?a can in anag., & lit.
818EMBUSQUÉVHCBit of a bolshie – me! – about service involving Queen, perhapsb + me (rev.) + Qu. in use, & lit.
805LITOTESVHCWith this, what’s large to begin with could become so littlecomp. anag. & lit.
801LINCHETVHCForm of chine separating alternate parts of plotanag. in l, t, & lit.
788CROWVHCOne that follows a bee linei.e. C row, & lit.
1986-1987
779MISSING LINKVHCSemi simian slinking up a gum tree, maybe?anag. & lit.
774VICTORINEThirdNeckwear in civet or fox?anag. & lit.; fox vi.
770HERMITSVHCWhat quarters theirs? Molluscan, originallyanag. incl. m, & lit.
766GUBBINSSecondBunter’s interest is awfully big bunsanag.; bunter = ragpicker
762OBELISEVHCThus mark Loeb’s translation that’s without first sign of senseanag. + s in i.e., & lit.; ref. Loeb Classical Library, etc.
757ETHEROMANIAC (Misprints)VHCJunks trafficking in more China teajunky; anag.
753SHEEPDOGVHCWith hops, e.g., one’s tailed deb aroundanag. incl. de(b), & lit.
750SALMAGUNDY (THLMAGUY/OULMAGUY) (750 themed clue)VHCGaily one leaves Randolph (finally!) with tum well treated – tasty dinneranag. less I incl. h; ref. AZ dinner at R. Hotel, Oxford
1985-1986
731STRINGVHCIt’s wound around wrapping-paper finallyr in sting, & lit.
727WELL-TO-DOFirstIt’s this Littlewoods could make youcomp. anag. & lit.
722SUPERNACULUMVHCIt’s drunk as usual upon MC introducing ‘The Queen’ – nothing left over!ER in anag. less 0, & lit.
714MOTEVHCLast of the endless work with so many leaves, wheeling the old barrowe tom(e) (rev.)
709GINGERVHCThe girl of girl-gent combination, both endlessly dancinganag. of gir(l)-gen(t); ref. G. Rogers
705MUSICOTHERAPYFirstWhat psychiater could effect with a trio of Moussorgsky’s?anag. incl. Mou, & lit.
692FIDIBUS def. PRICKET (Wrong Number)VHCBeing holder of one, following half suck, I’d top of bowl litholder; I in anag. of f su(ck) I’d b, & lit.
683BANISHFirstMake inhabit abroad – it being the end of Alcibiadesanag. with s for it, & lit.; ref. exiled Athenian statesman
1984-1985
679ESTOVER (Printer’s Devilry)VHCVeteran go/allie’s kept now for forty yearsVE rallies
660Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse (Anagram)FirstEast’s trio encounter new saviour at manger 
653INTERNUNCIOVHCOne linking Innocent I with a couple of rulers abroad?anag. incl. ru, & lit.
649AUSTRALORPVHCA free-range rural spot would satisfy mea + anag., & lit.
644EASY STREET (or STAPELIA)VHCWhere there’s a high rate set? Yesanag. & lit.
631INTERLOCKVHCSynchromesh e.g. of car like Citroen that’s eliminated grindinganag. less i.e., & lit.?
1983-1984
618CRETISMVHC‘Terminological inexactitude’ (coined by Mister Churchill initially)anag. incl. C & lit.; ref. Churchill
615HISTORIETTEVHC‘Shortie’ little Decline and Fall with lines omitted?anag. less ll, & lit.; ref. Waugh novel
610DOUBLETHINKFirstBy it ‘truth’ and ‘lie’ looked alternately interchangeableanag. of alternate letters, & lit.
607CARNEYThirdSirens do so entice any crew at sea without women!anag. less W, & lit.
603FIGULINEVHCPot requiring Reardon’s extreme guile if snookeredanag. incl. (Reardo)n; ref. Ray R., snooker
600Into the jaws of Death / Into the mouth of Hell (Anagram)ThirdJonathan? How oft he doth toil! Let us fête him! 
1982-1983
572SNAKE-OILVHCSimple that doesn’t end in purge, perhaps?nake(d) in soil, & lit.
564PARAMENTVHCPierpoint’s capital skill – last word in it – was hangingamen in P art; ref. Albert Pierrepoint (sic), former public hangman
559EMBASEVHCHumble pie of deer’s entrails ma’s beginning to bakeanag. of (d)ee(r) ma’s b
558MINCEMEAT (with one extra R) (Extra Letter)VHCFind me incorporated inside mater’s pie for Xmas faremate’s ; Inc. in me + anag., & lit.; pie2
552NOURICE-FEEFirstTip for effective cure if one’s illanag. incl. e, & lit.
538INGRAINVHCSoak rag in double dyeanag. incl. in in, & lit.; soak = beat
534DODGEMVHCIt’s extraordinarily odd me going round without bang in the rearg in anag. + me (rev.), & lit.
1981-1982
525PABOUCHEVHCIt makes one roll about with cry of pain when applied to one’s back-sidebap (rev.) + ouch + e, & lit.
517IMMORTELLEVHCRound 2000 ere it’ll wither?anag. incl. O MM, & lit.; O = round
513ETYMOLOGICONVHCGo look my note up – and figure the rootgo lo my te (rev.) + icon, & lit.
508POSTURE-MAKERVHCYou want acrobatic trouper? Ask meanag. & lit.
506ELANET (Printer’s Devilry)VHCProvost (will-exp/onent) ran these – escheatingEton
491SEVENTY-EIGHTVHCYet this – gramophone’s first – wobbles round still!even in anag. incl. g, & lit.
478BIBLIOPEGISTVHCIn books I toil getting pages fixed? I for one, yesI in bb + anag. with I for a, & lit.
1980-1981
469APLUSTREVHCAn addition, in moulded art, to trireme’s stern?plus in anag. + e, & lit.
460SWOOPVHCWhat does Owl do? Woos Pussy-cat when starting at seaanag. incl. P; ref. Lear: ‘The Owl and the Pussy-cat’
443STEEPLECROWNFirstEnter low space carelessly – and you’ll knock one off!anag. less a, & lit.
434JARDINIÈRESecond‘Grace before me?’ Ire roused in another English cricket captainanag. in Jardine; ref. Douglas J.
430TEGULAVHCGet climbing on hall if there’s one missing from topget (rev.) + (a)ula, & lit.
423ACCOUTREVHCCoat curée, possiblyanag. & lit.; ref. deriv. in SOED: ‘prob. f. à + coustre a sacristan, who robed the clergyman’
1979-1980
419RAMILLIESVHCOne following Marlborough’s first in series of hits at courtM I in rallies, & lit.
410CUL-DE-SACFirstWhat use a 550 c.c. model here?anag. incl. DL, & lit.
404CANDLE-HOLDER (Spoonerisms)VHCLord C. healed struggle with Nkomo’s front: his work brings pax to the warwax to the paw; anag. incl. N; ref. L. Carrington, Rhodesia talks
397BIJOUTERIE (Misprints)VHCIle de Franceice; cryptic def.; ice = jewellery
388ALEXIPHARMICVHCElixir a chap needed when mad enough to hold mamba’s headanag. incl. m
384OUTSPREADINGVHCLike an old chestnut or aged pun – it’s cornyanag.; ref. Longfellow: “Under the spreading c. tree”; corny = tipsy
379SCYTHEMANFirstThe doddery can’t shy me!anag. & lit.; ref. Old Father Time
375SPREATHEFirstTo chap ’ee wi’ t’ sharp windanag.; wind = twist
1978-1979
358UPSTART def. NON-TERM (Wrong Number)FirstOne outshining the rest, newly put in orbitrest; star in anag., & lit.
354SHEER-HULKVHCHere’s dismantled hull, docked – deck three quarters goneanag. + hul(l) + (dec)k, & lit.
349ODDCOMESHORTVHCSuperfluous bit after having some edges of cloth cut upodd + anag. incl. c, h + ort, & lit.
1973-1974
57MINARET (Printer’s Devilry)SecondI ran into a tree first time; examiner expressed hope I’d run into for/est 
53ALEXANDERSVHCUnusual name ex salad recipe could provideanag. incl. E.(?), n., r, & lit.
1972-1973
50CORPULE(N)T (Letters Latent)VHCSuch could well turn to P.E. – or cut last bit of the mealanag. incl. l, & lit.
40FANTOCCINISecondWe’d be out of action if ends of cotton tangledanag. incl. c, n, & lit.; i.e. puppet strings
36CRUSADERVHCWithout me and others like me barbarian’d take Acreus in anag. incl. r & lit.
23SCLERODERMICVHCAs hard skin circles me, Doctor, nothing is painfulanag. incl. Dr 0
14Terrapin, hermit, elephant, armadillo, rhesus (Anagram)FirstRain-storm plashed; all animals, put hither, keep drier 
10LINGERIEVHCMen lose their head with girlie flirting in thisanag. incl. (M)en, & lit.
5SCEUOPHYLAXVHCLose a pyx and church superior has me sackedanag. incl. ch., U, & lit.
Ximenes competitions
1970-1971
1162BEAM-ENDSFirstYou may see ’em rise vertically and send A.B. reeling around’em (rev.) in anag., & lit.
1158ELEPHANT-SEALVHCYou’ll see me surface—pate all sheen—at seaanag.
1154CLARIONETVHCInstrument that’s made X ail—or C. erranag. incl. ten, & lit.; C = Chambers; ref. X’s error [see comments]
1145GENIPAPVHCWhen one’s plucked ’tis terribly appetisinganag. less ’tis, & lit.
1140CALLOUSVHCFrom a scull round at sea?anag. incl. o, & lit.
1135HILAIRE BELLOCVHCHe hymned Matilda’s sad adieu: the call “I boil here” can’t be trueanag.; ‘M.: Who told Lies …’
1131CAROUSER (Misprints)FirstCausing stir in a mini perhaps, I ought to go home in a maxitaxi; rouse in car
1127TRAYBITVHCWhat may not be converted without a scrapa in try + bit, & lit.; rugby try; 3d. bit to be withdrawn in 1971
1123MAXIMISTFirstI must take endless time with Xmas crackersanag. less e, & lit.
1119RONDE (Printer’s Devilry)VHCSay! Those who bet on Wilson o/we! Your pollsters misled usHarold W., 1970 election, T.E. Dewey, US Pres. election, 1948
1110IMPERSONATEFirstIt’s tricky to do this, says Danny, without me bra or me panties—very trickyanag. & lit.; D. la Rue
1969-1970
1106LEXICOGRAPHYSecondOpening for his XI—ploy Grace developed—was the famous Dr.’s artanag. incl. h; ref. Dr Samuel Johnson
1100BEAU(C)LER(C) (Letters Latent)ThirdIt makes poor Abel rue he had a ruddy brotheranag.; ref. Gen. 4, Wm. Rufus
1093MARTINETVHCIt heads N. in a spring month to land hereit (rev.) in Mar net (vb.), & lit.; bird
1091WENCESLASVHCSovereign appearing after blizzardous scene was round aboutanag. + L (£1), all in was, & lit.
1084ANGEL-FOODVHCOne sufficient? Sure, if you’ve a slender little figure to be held inelf in an good (= sufficient), & lit.
1080ANDROMEDASecondA constellation seen in the north or a dame deserted on the rocksanag., d. = deserted, & lit.
1076NEFAST (Misprints)VHCKicked a full-back’s head—sent offwicked; anag. incl. a f(ull-back)
1062CALLING-CRABVHCSomething found in the sea with claw—one stunted oddly—on either sideling in anag. of cla(w) + crab3 & lit.
1058Aragon, Boleyn, Seymour, Cleves, Howard, Parr (Anagram)VHCHenry—royal ram!—once wed us poor brave gals 
1968-1969
1054PINACOTHECAVHCCheap? Pretty unusual in a canvas hanging thereinin a cot in anag., & lit.; cot = hanging canvas bed
1045SPLIT / MOUTH (Right and Left)VHCWhat rivers do on the Adriatic coast—there’s a coastal opening for rivers to do this2 mngs.; 2 mngs.; those who rive; Split, Yugoslavia; mouth = debouch
1032TENONER (Printer’s Devilry)SecondOf pyromaniacs was Guy Fawkes worthiest of no/ose? This whole city ablaze!Nero
1023CONSOLEVHCPlace for a key player? Perverse Insole & Co. leave one outanag. less I; Doug I., England cricket selector
1967-1968
1002PILLAGEVHCWhat’s often felt a large store gives an opening for—not-so-petty pilferinglag (= strip of felt) in pile
989GRENADINEVHCSomething needing a safety-pin in to be held—it could be a little nappyin in grenade; nappy, adj.
984Word containing a first name (Anonymous)VHCGo out after game—like those disappointed after England’s World Cup victoryP-ROGER-MAN; Hunt, footballer; def.
980OMNIBUSESSecondHeavy traffic? With us jammed in, some—around “peak”—is chaoticnib us in anag., & lit.; nib = peak
971MAGOTPIE / ANECDOTE (Right and Left)SecondI’m told there’s a terrible ending to “Circe” account (Od. X)—the old bird transforms me to a piganag. of (Circ)e, a/c, Od. ten; anag.; ref. Odyssey, book 10
967CREMOSINFirstColour of the skie, perhaps, with Morne (sic) breakinganag. & lit.; F. Q. 11, 3 “Early before the Morne with cremosin ray”
962PALINGVHCBoarding post: experienced piper reqd. Apply head of Gordonstoun (Box 51)LI in Pan G, 2 defs.
1966-1967
949BROWSINGVHCHeffers don’t object to it—nor do heifers!2 mngs; ref. Cambridge booksellers
945OBLITERATEFirst(Biol.) Treat defective end of a tubeanag. + e, & lit.
941HYPODERMICVHCI make many a patient shout: Cor! My soft hide’s bruisedanag. incl. p
936MINI SKIRTSVHCThey show one skin naughtily in dress rising above stocking-topI + anag. all in trim (rev.) + s
935MALAPROPThirdShe used PREPOSITION in an abnormal way. (In the normal—a PROPOSITION)hidden, & lit.
924MIMESTER / PECULATE (Right and Left)FirstSee me take items off—take items one shouldn’t—high class in exotic “peel” act!anag. of me, r., items & lit.; U3 in anag.
920ARISTATE (Printer’s Devilry)VHCBaby-talk I hate. To he/ll, children! That, thank you, sounds better 
911DRAGONSecondOne that often walks round to ward against silver being pinchedAg in Dr on, & lit.
907SORITES (Misprints)VHCAnything but a good guzzle will rouse the sot’s irepuzzle; anag.
1965-1966
900PARAMECIA or PAREOEANSFirstWild apes are no relations of Peking ManPareoeans; anag.
898POCHARDVHCHull? Labour in—its poll takes a steep divechar in pod; ref. cup replay on polling day
890DEBENTUREFirstWithout one, rebate due with conclusion of re-exportation is lostanag. incl. n less a, & lit.
884MASHER (Printer’s Devilry)VHCHarold: “Rhodesia’s certain crooks. Hi, S. A. r/ace! Sin to deliver”H. Rhodes, bowler
878ENTOMOSTRACAVHCThe Shrimp goes a degree higher—and at once a storm explodes!anag.; ref. model Jean Shrimpton and mini-skirt
868DANDER / TOUPEE (Right and Left)VHCA wig—when you’ve nothing on top what you aim at is concealing it!—may fall from your head, making you darned embarrassed0 up in tee (= mark aimed at); anag.
864PATERNALVHCPa-pa’s pa-pa-pa?i.e. pa ternal (= threefold)
1964-1965
829FAREWELLVHCGet on to W. Shakespeare’s last lines for successfare + W + e + ll; i.e. fare well
812ABRUPT / TISANE (Right and Left)VHCShort? Yes—find the bar, and put in another order. It’s a Scotch for me—just what the doctor ordered!anag.; ’tis ane
1963-1964
800Charlemagne, Emperor of the West (Anagram)VHC… whom Leo names her great prefectPope Leo III
786METAMERES (Printer’s Devilry)VHCFull-bodied? Forgo ur/n! If fat—grave shock, etc., will decideGraves, Hock
777TAILOR-BIRDFirstFantastic warblers do it—sew leaves! Here’s one among themI in anag. less sew, & lit.
773FIT-OUTVHCFor member of the Lords, it’s coronet, ermine, etc. (Home no longer qualified for upper chamber)i.e. fit1 above out (home no longer); ref. Douglas-H.’s renunciation of peerage on appointment as PM
769PENNYVHCStamped by mint—on reverse—with name and yearnep (rev.) + n + y, & lit.
1962-1963
746INTERMIT (Printer’s Devilry)VHCGod up there? There? Snow? “No idea,” that squa/red theologian saysref. ‘Honest to God’ by Bishop J. Robinson, pub. 1963
738ANAESTHETICVHCThis causes distraught patient’s ache quietly to melt awayanag. less p, & lit.
734NASALITYVHCEnd of negotiation—one where French retire, interrupting talk—is entailed in pronouncement of de Gaulle’s “no”!lit (= bed, Fr.) in (negotiatio)n a say; French accent; resistance to UK membership of Common Market
730ARCH-PIRATEVHCRovers’ captain discovered endlessly hard ground with part iceanag. incl. har(d); ref frozen football pitches, winter of 1962/3
728ALDERMA(N) (N’s missing in def.) (Letters Latent)VHCRa-ked with beak, -early—a deal upset swallowing only half a worm(wo)rm in anag.
1961-1962
682PARAMOUR / CHIN (Right and Left)VHCPetting’s capital, with arms around one’s lover! … / … in which instance, this should be smoothP + a in armour; hidden, i.e. clean shaven
673ERISTICALVHCWhat starts engine? I sit bemused in broken-down car—a learner! My sort’s at a loss when motionlesse + anag. in anag. + L; motionless, i.e. in debate
1960-1961
604APOSTROPHISEVHCPhrase “O pot!” is another way to address a Grecian Urn, for exampleanag.; ref. Keats’ Ode
595INORNATE / OMADHAUN (Right and Left)VHCOne train shunting up and down is enough for simple idiot in his loco-mad hauntingsanag.; hidden
1959-1960
571PESTERSecondThis would annoy any fellow, a saint includedSt in peer, & lit.; osmose, morses, crosse, rosace
569PROPOSALVHCPoor sap won’t be able to make this without ending in betrothal!anag. + (betrotha)l, & lit.
1957-1958
451MEGAPODESecondHaving big feet, I’m an upholder of long dresses coming back into fashionpage2 (rev.) in mode
1956-1957
421DOVETAILVHCFeather-brush for use in the cornerdove tail; feather = birds collectively

 
HCs awarded to N. C. Dexter
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2012-2013
  2113 PICAROON
 
2011-2012
  2091 SNIFTER
  2064 COLD TURKEY
  2058 ROBUST
  2045 CATENATE
 
2010-2011
  2040 EASTER (Printer’s Devilry)
  2036 AL CONTO
  2023 CHAMBRANLE
  2012 BLOATING
  1997 FADO
 
2009-2010
  1971 WATERMANSHIP
  1967 SUBORDINATELY
  1958 HANGDOG
  1945 PRISON
 
2008-2009
  1927 TONSURE (Spoonerisms)
  1923 ELLIPTIC
  1914 VE(S)TAL (Letters Latent)
  1906 MORSE
  1897 WASH-OUT
  1893 EARTHY
 
2007-2008
  1884 FREELOADER
  1866 BINGE
  1862 UNALIKE (Spoonerisms)
  1858 HUMONGOUS
  1849 AUXESIS
  1845 UPBRAID
 
2006-2007
  1827 AMAKOSI def. DENUDED (Wrong Number)
  1823 KISS
  1818 POISSO(N) D’AVRIL (Letters Latent)
  1788 ETHEREAL OILS
 
2005-2006
  1779 NEWIE (misprint of U) (Misprints)
  1771 PARTERRE
  1750 PLOUGHMAN
  1746 ENTOMIC
  1741 LORD NELSON
  1733 PALESTRA
 
2004-2005
  1715 RELEASE / RASPING (Right and Left)
  1707 GALENA (Definition of Anagram)
  1698 CROSSTIE
  1689 SYNOD
  1685 MINO (Printer’s Devilry)
 
2003-2004
  1676 CRINGE-MAKING
  1672 IMPASTOS (Spoonerisms)
  1654 CRESCENT / ENTHRALS (Overlaps)
  1650 SAPHENA
  1637 AMNESIC
 
2002-2003
  1619 GISMO (Printer’s Devilry)
  1611 LEISLER
  1598 PHRASEMONGER
  1585 SHIATSU
  1572 SHIELD-MAY
 
2001-2002
  1563 SLYBOOTS
  1559 THEOLOGASTER
  1546 TRANSPARENT
  1533 MASTER-MARINER
  1524 INGRATITUDE
 
2000-2001
  1500 GIT (on board ship) (Ship of Fools)
  1472 TORAN (Printer’s Devilry)
 
1999-2000
  1463 REVERSIONAL
  1454 GET-UP
  1433 NEANDERTHAL
 
1998-1999
  1406 CHASSEPOT
  1372 MASTERSTROKE
  1363 MAVIN def. THONG (Wrong Number)
 
1997-1998
  1334 CATACHRESTIC
  1325 UPROOTAL
 
1996-1997
  1300 OXFORD (extra O) (Extra Letter)
  1290 NITERIE
  1284 STALE (3 defs. + sub. ind. of wrapping) (Parcels)
  1281 ABLUTOMANE
  1273 SIPOREX
  1260 OUT-AND-OUT
 
1995-1996
  1247 PREDICANT
  1225 CURRY
  1220 CASSANDRA
 
1994-1995
  1194 DONET
  1186 GRISELDA
  1180 COLD TURKEY
  1156 TERPSICHOREAN
 
1993-1994
  1130 AGRESTAL
  1128 CHRISTMAS PRESENT
  1122 BASILIAN
 
1992-1993
  1084 PIERCEABLE / SALESGIRL (DLM)
  1078 KIRBEH
  1076 PARLOUR GAMES
  1069 (P)OSTICHE (Headpieces)
  1065 TANDOORI
  1061 MAGIC
 
1991-1992
  1039 TOLERABLE
  1030 PASTILLE
  1000 ONE THOUSAND
  995 STASIMA (Printer’s Devilry)
 
1990-1991
  987 IRON CURTAIN
  982 ALMANAC
  972 Anagram of 28 letters (Anagram)
  969 BUNTER
  956 SPEAR-SIDE
  952 STAR (Spoonerisms)
  947 SHOULDER-SLIP
 
1989-1990
  939 A-PER-SE / ESCROC (Right and Left)
  908 INDIGO (Printer’s Devilry)
  904 VOETGANGER
 
1988-1989
  878 MOUSEPIECE
  849 VISITE
  840 SONDE
 
1987-1988
  835 PROSAICAL
  816 POTLACH (with extra O in word) (Extra letter)
  792 DISTHENE (Printer’s Devilry)
 
1986-1987
  783 CAMPESINO
  764 CHILDERMAS
  735 MALIGN
 
1985-1986
  718 FLO(GG)IN(G) (Letters Latent)
  712 PANTOMIME HORSE
  701 BALUSTRADE
  696 ANTIMNEMONIC
 
1984-1985
  670 TURNIP-FLEA
  666 Any word; subsidiary indication omits an animal (Beasts)
  662 BARGE-COUPLE
  657 SILLY-BILLY
  640 MACHETE
  635 ROSEMARY
 
1983-1984
  627 AMBIENT
  622 SIMP (Printer’s Devilry)
  609 LUCKY-BAG
  590 MINEVER
 
1982-1983
  576 TOP-NOTCH
  568 TETHER (Printer’s Devilry)
  556 SWEAL (Misprints)
  543 STAYING POWER
  530 PROMETAL
 
1981-1982
  521 ATTITUDINISE
  504 SIMMENTHALER
  482 BODY-SNATCHER
  473 HERRING-BONE
 
1980-1981
  464 SIMKIN
  456 BALADINE
  454 CHRISTMAS BOX
  452 DISSENTERISM
  447 URTICARIA / APOGRAPHS (Right and Left)
  439 LINGA (Printer’s Devilry)
 
1979-1980
  414 UNBOSOMER
  406 BOIL
  401 GO-AHEAD
  393 INTRACARDIAC
  371 GRADIN
 
1978-1979
  366 MONKEY-SHINE
 
1972-1973
  45 NEMORAL
  27 VINEGAR
  18 EPIGONE
  1 ORGIAST
 
Ximenes competitions
 
1970-1971
  1143 MORGIANA
  1115 FLESH-POTTERY
 
1969-1970
  1097 PANTOPHAGIST
  1071 ORACLE (Printer’s Devilry)
  1066 RAVE / PAIR (DLM)
 
1968-1969
  1049 SLANGWHANGER
  1039 TEGMEN def. LEGION (Wrong Number)
  1036 CORONETED
 
1967-1968
  1000 THOUSAND
  997 TREACLE
  993 JONATHAN
  987 THING (Printer’s Devilry)
  975 HALE
 
1966-1967
  929 AMPHITHEATRE
  916 DIAPASON
 
1965-1966
  902 WINCOPIPE
  894 WITENAGEMOT
  885 GALIMATIAS
  882 SNAPDRAGON
  873 VETERANS
  860 CORSAGE
 
1964-1965
  856 RODOMONTADE
  847 FRENETICAL
  843 PRISTINE
  839 GINGER (Printer’s Devilry)
  834 CARRIED
  832 PENNY-WISE (Misprints)
  821 SOMERSET
  817 WYLIE-COATS
  808 WAGONER
 
1963-1964
  780 NOBLEST (and Eximenamination)
  760 METAMORPHOSE
  750 SEVEN-FIFTY / CROSSWORDS (Right and Left)
 
1962-1963
  743 CHEMIST
  725 SILENUS
  721 KERB-MERCHANT
  717 STAR-MAN (Misprints)
 
1961-1962
  694 OSIRIS (Printer’s Devilry)
  686 FEMALE
  678 TESSELLATED
  664 MANIPULATE
  647 MADCAP
 
1960-1961
  638 BUREAUCRAT
  624 PSYCHIATER (DLM)
 
1959-1960
  573 SCAPEGALLOWS
  551 PITCHER
 
1958-1959
  534 RAIL-SPLITTER
  525 MORALE (Printer’s Devilry)
 


Annual Honours record of N. C. Dexter
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YearPrizes
(1, 2, 3)
VHCsHCsPosition
2012-20130 0 1
2011-20120 0 4
2010-20110 5 5 15
2009-20101 (1, 0, 0) 5 4 8
2008-20091 (0, 1, 0) 3 6 16
2007-20081 (0, 1, 0) 6 6 7
2006-20071 (0, 0, 1) 8 4 3
2005-20061 (1, 0, 0) 6 6 6
2004-20053 (2, 1, 0) 5 5 1
2003-20042 (2, 0, 0) 6 5 6
2002-20031 (0, 1, 0) 5 5 8
2001-20021 (1, 0, 0) 5 5 9
2000-20011 (0, 1, 0) 9 2 4
1999-20003 (2, 1, 0) 6 3 2
1998-19991 (0, 1, 0) 7 3 4
1997-19982 (1, 0, 1) 8 2 2
1996-19972 (0, 1, 1) 5 6 7
1995-19963 (3, 0, 0) 7 3 2
1994-19953 (2, 1, 0) 4 4 3
1993-19940 7 3 11
1992-19931 (0, 1, 0) 4 6 13
1991-19920 6 4 8
1990-19911 (1, 0, 0) 4 7 10
1989-19901 (1, 0, 0) 8 3 2
1988-19891 (0, 1, 0) 7 3 4
1987-19881 (1, 0, 0) 5 3 5
1986-19872 (0, 1, 1) 6 3 1
1985-19863 (3, 0, 0) 5 4 3
1984-19851 (1, 0, 0) 5 6 5
1983-19843 (1, 0, 2) 3 4 2
1982-19831 (1, 0, 0) 6 5 3
1981-19820 7 3 5
1980-19812 (1, 1, 0) 4 6 4
1979-19803 (3, 0, 0) 5 5 1
1978-19791 (1, 0, 0) 2 1 15
 
1973-19741 (0, 1, 0) 1 0
1972-19732 (1, 1, 0) 5 4 1
 
Ximenes competitions
1970-19714 (4, 0, 0) 7 2 1
1969-19703 (0, 2, 1) 6 3 1
1968-19691 (0, 1, 0) 3 3 7
1967-19683 (1, 2, 0) 4 5 2
1966-19674 (2, 1, 1) 5 2 1
1965-19662 (2, 0, 0) 5 6 2
1964-19650 2 9
1963-19641 (1, 0, 0) 4 3 7
1962-19630 5 4 9
1961-19620 2 5
1960-19610 2 2
1959-19601 (0, 1, 0) 1 2
1958-19590 0 2
1957-19581 (0, 1, 0) 0 0
1956-19570 1 0