Clues by Mrs E. McFee in 1966-1967
Ximenes competitions from 907 to 954    All clues by Mrs E. McFee  |   1966-1967 Honours list
 First
Prizes
Second
Prizes
Third
Prizes
VHCsHCs Honours
Position
Mrs E. McFee012632
 
No.Clue wordAwardClueExplanation
916DIAPASONVHCIt’s a travesty of Aïda—Pons appearing in bass partanag.; ref. Juan P., baritone
924MIMESTER / PECULATE (Right and Left)VHCI’m upset—bob needed in meter: I take off people—scrounge—equivalent of five shillings in silverI’m (rev.) + s. in meter; écu in plate
929AMPHITHEATREThirdGallery’ll produce a rude epithet—“ham”—about the first sign of rant.a + r in anag.
933COTTABUSVHCIn an Aegean island mockery of a butt was a pastime of Greek youthsanag. in Cos
935MALAPROPVHCShe’s played in comedy, the reverse of a hit before making a come-back in Softly, Softlya lam (rev). + or (rev.) in p,p; ref. TV drama series
941HYPODERMICVHCThis drug can produce morbid depression, perturbed Medical Officer criedhyp + anag. incl. MO; hyp = hypochondria
945OBLITERATEThirdTo remove traces of boil treat end of nose with new make-upanag. + e
949BROWSINGVHCEating sprouts from tip of butter-knife is wrong, quite wrongb + anag.
954CERATE (Printer’s Devilry)SecondAshes as li/es hot may be put into the nearest bunker 

HCs awarded in competitions:

907 SORITES (Misprints)
920 ARISTATE (Printer’s Devilry)
936 MINI SKIRTS