Clues by C. J. Morse in 1959-1960
Ximenes competitions from 543 to 590    All clues by C. J. Morse  |   1959-1960 Honours list
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C. J. Morse011911
 
No.Clue wordAwardClueExplanation
543NUTRIA / ERMINE (Right and Left)VHCSmart young thing wants to show off getting up in one expensive fur before appearing about midday in another!nut + air (rev.), i.e. young blood; m. in ere + in
547STORMYVHCThe violent element in escapist or mystery fiction involves the ultimate in sadismhidden, m in story
551PITCHERSecondI’m a promising slip, but my bowling action would be banned at Lord’s—in crude terms it’s a flick!‘picture’, 2 defs.
555JURYWOMANVHCDon with an eye for women circumvents the retreat of a pouting little junior lady examinermow + yr (all rev.) in Juan; pouting, n.
560CONGENITALLYVHCStudy Genesis—then you’ll see how infancy begins in sincon Gen. i(nfancy) tally, & lit.: tally = in concubinage
564SHE-BEARVHCThe honey that appeals to the mature honey-lover will soon have youngsters wanting a lickcryptic def.; 1st honey = sweetheart
569PROPOSALVHCWhat the young spinster looks for in a mate is the reverse of lethargy!sopor (rev.) in pal [see comments]
573SCAPEGALLOWSVHCWhy is this picture of countryside with cows (16th century) still unhung?-scape gallows; g.= frightens, Shakesp.
578GATHERED def. LEVANTER (Wrong Number)VHCNear the front of the Gazette you’ll find what the account of any defaulter is in aggregatedefaulter; Ga(zette) the red; aggregate, adj.
586HEBDOMADARYThirdThe Deadly Sins are a typical example of what you’ll find all over any provincial weekly!hebdomad ary
590STATANT (Printer’s Devilry)VHCXimenes makes our so-called Sunday, re/alising torment solvers feel 

HCs awarded in competitions:

582 MARRY