Clue list |

No. | Date | Clue word | Clue type | Clues |
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1238 | Feb 1996 | ELASTIN | Printer’s Devilry | 27 |
Scroll down to create a wordcloud from the clues. Competition 1238’s average clue lengths over 27 clues: 43 letters per clue (2 below the archive average, and 1 above the average for Printer’s Devilry competitions) 9.2 words per clue (0.4 below the archive average, and 0.2 above the average for Printer’s Devilry competitions) Longest clue (the 16th longest Printer’s Devilry clue in the archive) Deciphering one memorial myopic found a real pigst/y (inscription illegible) 64 letters, 10 words, by N. C. Dexter Shortest clue (the 12th shortest Printer’s Devilry clue in the archive) I shriek if, e/g, I’ve sat on a bee! 23 letters, 9 words, by E. M. Holroyd Competition 1238 has contributed 35 unique words to the clue archive:
J. W. Artley | album |
P. Biddlecombe | Bartok |
D. R. Robinson | Bartok’s |
H. W. Massingham | bottled-up |
G. Cuthbert | canning |
M. C. Souster | Chank |
C. J. & M. P. Butler | Dangerous |
N. C. Dexter | Deciphering |
C. J. & M. P. Butler | eger |
D. R. Robinson | encouraged |
D. V. Harry | FA-style |
B. Burton | face-cream |
D. V. Harry | fatigue |
C. J. Brougham | fey |
M. Barley | forages |
J. R. Beresford | gating |
C. J. Brougham | giants |
A. J. Wardrop | granules |
J. R. Tozer | haplessly |
D. Giles | hotpot |
N. C. Dexter | illegible |
G. I. L. Grafton | Marilyn |
P. Biddlecombe | Mikrokosmos |
C. J. Morse | non-worker |
F. P. N. Lake | pans |
J. R. Tozer | picnicker |
C. J. Brougham | pixies |
D. Giles | Polly |
M. Barley | redwing |
D. V. Harry | Replaying |
J. R. Beresford | Sassenach |
D. V. Harry | Shoot-outs |
A. Hart | shopkeeper |
E. M. Holroyd | shriek |
V. G. Henderson | tact |
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