CE 21 to CE 25

CE 21: Advertisement I read in the morning was about the first man created by God (4)

CE 22: Brits love small restaurant (6)

CE 23: Almost solely led by a hundred (7)

CE 24: Small opening to hide a hat in the church (5)

CE 25: Semi precious agate! But why on a cross? (4)

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Guess code words for "Advertisement" "morning" "love" "hundred" "church"  "why" and “cross” Need help...Refer Codes' List

Replace relevant words in the above clues with their respective codes. Go ahead solving them like you did for earlier types of clues.

Solutions for the above set of clues can be viewed at Solutions for CE 21 to CE 25

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Solutions for Cryptic Clues Type “E” CE 16 to CE 20

CE 16: It costs 50£ and a six to own a country house (5)

Synonym of “country house” = Anagram of (Code for 50 + Code for £ + “a” + Code for six) = L + L + A + VI = VILLA

CE 17: You are right, it's a row over a weapon (5)

Synonym of “weapon” = Anagram of (Code for right + “a row”) = R + A + ROW = ARROW

CE 18: Begin art on the street (5)

Synonym of “Begin” = Anagram of (“art” + Code for street)  = ART + ST = START

CE 19: Tease aunt for wearing a casual top (5)

Synonym of “Tease” = Anagram of (“aunt” + Code for casual top) = AUNT + T = TAUNT

CE 20: Open for a game, oh! you are strong (6)

Synonym of “strong” = Anagram of (“Open” + Code for casual top) = OPEN + TT = POTENT

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