Clues by C. O. Butcher in 1968-1969
Ximenes competitions from 1006 to 1054    All clues by C. O. Butcher  |   1968-1969 Honours list
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No.Clue wordAwardClueExplanation
1006CHROME-PLATINGFirstShiny skin—a sorry plight no cream is good foranag.
1010MOTORISTVHCI’m often in the saloon when I should be abstemious or T.T.—I’m so naughtyanag.; saloon car, drink-driving law
1049SLANGWHANGERSecondBillingsgate merchant—likely agent for whoppers caught by dissembling anglerswhang (= thong) in anag.
1054PINACOTHECAThirdTo a nice chap, sophisticated, I might allow visits to see etchingsanag.; s. = adulterated

HCs awarded in competitions:

1015 HOAR-HEADED
1019 DISCORD (Misprints)
1023 CONSOLE
1032 TENONER (Printer’s Devilry)
1036 CORONETED
1039 TEGMEN def. LEGION (Wrong Number)
1041 TEA-LEAD
1045 SPLIT / MOUTH (Right and Left)