Clues written by J. P. Lloyd
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J. P. Lloyd2203194025Dec 1947Jul 19546y 7m
 
 Clue wordAwardClueExplanation
Ximenes competitions
1954 (1)
263We think so then and we thought so still! (Anagram)VHCHow Dell’s won—“Taste thou,” hints the King 
1953 (2)
257PYROTECHNICS (Straight Clue)VHCWork that provides for early retirement and the chance of a quick rise, that’s my aimfirework instruction “retire immediately”
247VAMPIREVHCGive me prime Virginia mixture, and I’ll suck my clay all night!anag. incl. VA; clay = human body, tobacco pipe
243LODESTARVHCDitches a sailor? But it shouldn’t!lodes tar, & lit.
1953 (1)
215BUCKFASTLEIGHSecondHere abstinence is observed within, while, without, the stag is pursued by one of the Huntsfast3 in buck1 Leigh & lit.; B. Abbey; Leigh Hunt, Eng. writer and critic, b.1784; Dartmoor Hunt
1952 (2)
206PIEPOWDERVHCCourt that could give a copper authority to take loose characters into custody—and vice versa?i.e. d. in pie2 power, & lit.
205CANTANKEROUSVHC“Crustakean?” No! Something wrong with that. Try “Crabby”anag.
1952 (1)
184MEREST / WYOMING (DLM)VHCPardon my wig!”—Don’t let it come to that! Try Gertrude’s Home Hair Reviver. Stem root decay now. Very simple to useCampbell, Gertrude of W.
182MISTLETOEVHCA popular Home choice this season, but cover for 2, with the possibility of an Xcryptic def.; ref. football pools, i.e. home win, away win (2pts.) and draw (X)
1951 (1)
162TITANESSVHC“Miss Phoebe,” perhaps, but not “Dear” to the gods. They clapped her in the pit!cryptic def.; ref. 1950 musical ‘Dear Miss Phoebe’; P., Titan in Greek myth
161TILLERVHCA handy guide to Piers Plowman!2 mngs.; piers, i.e. moorings
157ORANGEVHCO for a row between Red and Yellow!O range; ref. Cold War, i.e. Russia, China
1950 (2)
154RABBITVHCGame I may be, but no ‘gamesman’—though Potter made one of my family famous2 mngs.; ref. Stephen P., ‘Gamesmanship’ and Beatrix P., ‘Peter Rabbit’
1950 (1)
118MARAVEDIThirdThe wreck of his fleet without a struggle didn’t, in the issue, make Philip lose face!anag. of armad(a) + vie; ref. image of Philip II on coin
1949 (2)
116WATERLOOVHCWhere a chapeau à cornes was thrown into the ring? Or a towel, perhaps!anag.; ref. Napoleon’s bicorn hat
115MISNOMERVHCThe wrong brand! Can’t you find me Minors for a change?anag.; cigarette brand
1949 (1)
102ARCHIMEDESThirdMight have made riches for himself, but—wise man!—was quite satisfied with his screwanag.; A.’s screw; screw = wages
98HUMERIVHCTwo applications of humus, made before there’s a risk of frost, provide ideal surroundings for marrow cultivationhu(mus) + anag. of rime; bone marrow
92PARTRIDGEVHCOut of Sir Owen’s top drawer, so to speak, said Fluellen, jumped a big red rat!anag. of pig, red, rat; Fluellen (Hen. V) pronounced ‘b’ as ‘p’; ref. Sir Bernard P.’s letters to Sir Owen Seaman
1948 (2)
91CRETONNEVHCFancy Cotton! Just breaks 100 three times, then makes no return! Never!!anag. of C ter + no (rev.) + ne (= never); ref. Henry C., golfer
83BUDAPESTVHCWhere people are familiar with hammer and sickle, but apt to mishandle a spadeanag. in but; ref. communist rule in Hungary
1948 (1)
73RHODESIAVHCPhilip’s wife does a turn in the Empire. Her daughter had plenty of S.A., tooanag. of Herodias; ref. Luke 3:19; British Empire; S.A. = South Africa, sex appeal

 
HCs awarded to J. P. Lloyd
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Ximenes competitions
 
1954 (2)
  291 APAGOGE
 
1954 (1)
  265 THERMAE
  259 AGANIPPE
 
1953 (2)
  255 SCUTTLE
  253 DERATION
  249 BALM
  245 GLAMOUR / SOPRANO (Right and Left)
 
1953 (1)
  209 ELAPSION def. IMPERIAL (Wrong Number)
 
1952 (2)
  203 WEATHERS
  199 HONESTY
  197 SCALES
  196 SHAMAN / SERIAN (Right and Left)
  195 WALLABAS
  194 KNOWLEDGE BOX
 
1952 (1)
  193 TRADUCER
  192 WATSON
  183 SAUSAGES
 
1951 (2)
  179 CADRE
  174 ANACREONTICS
  170 GUINEA
  168 PIPS (Misprints)
 
1951 (1)
  166 RACHIDES
  163 LORICATE
  160 RASCAL (Printer’s Devilry)
 
1950 (2)
  151 OPEN-SESAME
  143 LAMPREY
 
1949 (2)
  114 TAPPIT-HEN
  109 PERI
  107 STRAMASH
 
1949 (1)
  104 STARE (Printer’s Devilry)
  103 MOSES
  97 NESTOR
 
1948 (2)
  87 SISKIN
  86 ODOMETER
  84 SHINGLE / THIRSTY (Right and Left)
  82 CURARE
  80 GONERIL
 
1948 (1)
  70 GARBAGE
  69 MISANTHROPE
  66 CHRISTMAS PIE or TURKEY CARPET
 


Annual Honours record of J. P. Lloyd
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YearPrizes
(1, 2, 3)
VHCsHCsPosition
Ximenes competitions
1954 (2)0 0 1
1954 (1)0 1 2
1953 (2)0 3 4
1953 (1)1 (0, 1, 0) 0 1
1952 (2)0 2 6
1952 (1)0 2 3
1951 (2)0 0 4
1951 (1)0 3 3
1950 (2)0 1 2
1950 (1)1 (0, 0, 1) 0 0
1949 (2)0 2 3
1949 (1)1 (0, 0, 1) 2 3 10
1948 (2)0 2 5
1948 (1)0 1 3