Reviving the crossword clue tradition

Anything yellow and blue
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A nice easy one to be going on with:

Give them an order to hold lost ground. (3,5)
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The Manor.

I was just compiling one myself for that!
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The Manor

An endless burning down under? Kelvin comes before tea entrepreneur (5, 6)
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&quotboris&quot wrote:The Manor

An endless burning down under? Kelvin comes before tea entrepreneur (5, 6)
FK
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Post by Hog »

It is the day after and sounds like French woman says yes to change position in OX4 from dire: flags are waved. (8,2,4,2,4)
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&quotHog&quot wrote:It is the day after and sounds like French woman says yes to change position in OX4 from dire: flags are waved. (8,2,4,2,4)
That's not a crossword clue its an essay. :-)

Tomorrow we ride at Dawn.

Although what Dawn's done to deserve this I don't know.


E in demise. (6,2,4)
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Post by Hog »

Looks like you've stumped us with that one. AC must be out of the country!
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Post by Mally »

Slightly easier version where &quotour demise&quot is the definition part of the clue.

E in our demise. (6,2,4)
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Dunno, bit overwhelmed at work. Intuition is saying that it is something about Orient ... Orient at home? But can't focus enough to work it out.
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&quotAncient Colin&quot wrote:Dunno, bit overwhelmed at work. Intuition is saying that it is something about Orient ... Orient at home? But can't focus enough to work it out.
Orient at home it is.

E = East = Orient
in = at home

which was our demise.
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Post by Ancient Colin »

True cause of fall? Bruce heads to shopping centre - about ten points! (6,7)
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&quotAncient Colin&quot wrote:True cause of fall? Bruce heads to shopping centre - about ten points! (6,7)
well done AC - that previous one was too tough for me.

robert MAxweLL

king and queen after flower between hills caused uproar in oxfordshire and berkshire. (6, 6, 6)
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Thames Valley Royals

Three of the third letter, one shoe off, dried fruit losing model with singer appearing in the seventies (6, 6, 3, 7). Apologies all.
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I don't want to kill this thread.

If someone gets this..could it be forever?
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&quotBoogie&quot wrote:I don't want to kill this thread.

If someone gets this..could it be forever?
I'm thinking this should have been 6,6,3,7 in which case the answer is: Clarke, Curran and Cassidy


Bringer of mysterious girl no longer in position of loner's fist, one of the last raised at the Manor (6,6)
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