CB 16: He sits for a research dissertation (6)
CB 17: Close friend sits on my lap (3)
CB 18: Comb rests on a lock of hair (5)
CB 19: Look, it’s all wet, this purse (6)
CB 20: Scoundrel found in villa (6)
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SOLUTIONS
to Cryptic Clues CB 11 to CB 15
CB 11: Can Danes hike on this mountain
range? (5) ANDES
CB 12: A sum
for a maths problem? To some, it’s an allergic problem (6) ASTHMA
CB 13: Rose up despite the hurt
(4) SORE
CB 14: Large jugs found in sewer!
(5) EWERS
CB 15: Headdress that commands merit (5) MITRE
In each of
the above clues, words coloured in red are “Questions” i.e. they are
words/phrase for which you have to give a synonym as Answer. Words in italic are anagrammed to create a new
word which is the synonym i.e. the Answer.
For example,
in CB 11, answer is ANDES because it is a
synonym of the word “mountain range” and is
derived by anagramming letters of the word “Danes”.
(Anagram is a word formed by rearranging letters of another word.)
Also view in this blog:
CA 16 to CA 20
CC 16 to CC 20
Cryptic Clues posted here are a part of "Play with Words" section in this blog.
Also view in this blog:
CA 16 to CA 20
CC 16 to CC 20
Cryptic Clues posted here are a part of "Play with Words" section in this blog.
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