Latest Daily Cryptic clues
- Bathing beauty, Diana, ogled by Actaeon, Ovid Met. 3.173
- Alone you know you get it
- ____, arcis f.: a citadel, fortress
- 'The Good Life'
- The women themselves (acc.)
- I discover, find: invenio, nancisor
- He came out (saepe, periculum fugit)
- Bushed, beat like Tired Tim? Fatigatus, languens
- To throw (1st conj. not 3rd)
- Pocula ____: capacious cups
- In silvis viri arbores ____: in the woods men will chop trees
- 'So many' worries weigh me down, Terence Andria 260
- For ____'s sake, seek and beseech!
- ____ tempestas: 'Stormy Weather' Billie Holiday 1952
- He will have handed over (or perf. subj.)
- May you weave (a state)
- The other one of two girls
- The youngest girl
- (Still) under a court's consideration: ____ iudice
- Nescius, insciens: chap who doesn't know (non ~vus)
- Many people pray (dep.); orant et implorant
- I was able: possum, posse, ____
- Steadfastness as applauded by Cicero in Tusc. 4.17 eg
- By me!
- They bring or carry: portant
- Go on then, please do go on: ____, perge, quaeso, Plautus Cist. 554
- Earlier, sooner; antea
- Controller, ruler, helmsman: ipse gubernaclo ____ subit (Aen. 5.176)
- Synonym for 10ac
- ____ Maximus, High Priest, as much a political title for Caesar as a religious role
- Take up arms, my friend, ____ arma, amice
- Nuntii malunt 'B' to represent a bell
- 'Amore pecuniae' in St Paul's view: by the root of (all) evil things
- Squalore; per loca senta ____ (Aen 6.462) through a region rough with neglect
- He had burst out (haud ridens, sed ex castris fortasse)
- Digressae sunt puellae, ____ domum, ____ ad urbem
- The heavenly Muse of astronomy
- ____ clavus, the broad (purple) stripe on a senator's toga
- Futura sic scies; animo reputa retro partim
- Nulla sit mutatio verborum scriptorum; sic maneat
- Non sacrae; res ____ et usu pollutae (singular in Tacitus Annals 13.57)
- Arbor quercus
- About to cut or tear (abl, masc sing, fut participle)
- Auxilium porta: fer ____
- A raised platform, judgement seat
- Subject of the clue to 14d; that woman
- Egreditur, evadit
- A lad on the point of falling in love (fut participle)
- She wailed loudly (at a funeral perhaps)
- Greedy, all-consuming; ignis ____ summa ad fastigia vento | volvitur (Aen.2.758-9)
- Some miss car centre that's hard to find
- Cup supporter's impudent behaviour? Right!
- Describing some games - too dour unfortunately
- Powerful person in pub, working
- Permitted to be heard in normal voice
- Next to vehicle, discard English rifle
- One's accepted by Asian country - or another
- Initially agree South African Rugby Union's less European, predictably
- Dad meets rep on return - source of news?
- One's pragmatic referring to names of top celebrities?
- Indecision of daughter leading to breach
- Style of large house spoken of
- Encourage development of nursery doctor?
- Work hard on article that's meant to be easily remembered
- What could be a Ruritania, hot, despotic?
- Full of people bird oddly dreads
- Find colour in Camberwell
- Main feature of compass indicator plan needs rewriting
- One managing athlete
- Like some samples of money Mo brought up
- Eurocrat at work around November, an entertaining speaker
- Chapel in the end excluding Yankee speaker
- Very quiet artist, with little number, becoming singer
- United Nations sports fixture for free
- Lux, ____ (3rd decl. f.)
- 'Doing a Stretch' (think Norman Stanley Fletcher, HMP Slade)
- In ____ haedi felices persultant: on a mountain happy goats skip
- Brighter: eg ____ nivibus, Ovid Am. 3.5.11
- Hello, goodbye
- 'Dad's Army': ____ patris
- In civil strife: secessione, defectu forte
- My pronoun, m. nom. pl or gen. sing.
- To put here and there, 3rd conj. transitive
- Lit. the shortest day, ergo winter, eg Horace Odes 4.7.12
- Trembling (neut. pl ppl.): eg membra Ovid Am. 1.7.53
- 'Protected' veniuntque abeuntque carinae, Ovid Met. 13.769
- Properly lintels and then boundaries, doors, starts and stops
- To have gone up, embarked (perf. inf.)
- ____ Eva pudicitiam celavit: Eve hid her modesty by a leaf
- Let them watch (pres. subj.)
- Adivi, aspexi, 'debellavi' in verbis praeclaris Caesaris
- Knowledge from the stars: ex ____ scientia (Star Trek)
- They're going to form an opinion, they will think
- She used to confide, he was in the habit of trusting (+ dat.)
- ____ pectore: with an untroubled heart, eg Aen. 9.740
- Things which have been covered up, secrets (perf. ppl. operio)
- Iuvo, 'auxiliari', iuvi, iutum: to lend a helping hand, assist
- Da mihi ____: give me strength
- Improbi, non boni
- 'Quid sit futurum ____ fuge quaerere': live for today, Horace Odes 1.9.13