The Scottish Mail on Sunday

BARE BONES

WIN A COLLINS ENGLISH DICTIONARY AND THESAURUS SET, AND A BRADFORD’S CROSSWORD SOLVER’S DICTIONARY

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Our Bare Bones Crossword is unique because you have to complete the grid – numbers and squares – as well. We have inserted four black squares and four clue numbers to get you going. The crossword has a four-way symmetry: both top and bottom and left and right match, so you can fill in 12 more squares straight away. There is a prize of a Collins English Dictionary and Thesaurus set, and a Bradford’s Crossword Solver’s Dictionary. Send your solution to: Bare Bones Puzzle No 1050, The Mail on Sunday, PO Box 3451, Norwich NR7 7NR. Entries must arrive by Friday, June 3 (photocopie­s not accepted). The winner’s name will be published on June 19 from the first correct entry drawn.

Winner of Bare Bones No 1047: Sue Grant, of Northaller­ton, North Yorkshire. Across 7 Implement found

in shoes

8 Organisati­on making

trap function

10 Sick of silliness

11 Joke about woman

being a moralist

12 Tribes getting energy, and more energy, free

13 Heresy, nodding about

religious assembly

14 Reprimand is small

and indifferen­t

19 Notice pal folded

some paper 20 Happy to have

parking contracted

21 Prompt remedy

has run out

22 Speaker and online

communicat­or

23 Roderick has

some poetry

Down

1 Punishes political

representa­tives

2 Grease aptly applied to heavenly entrance (Two words)

3 Cast untrained about

dangerous feat

4 Coercion used by police 5 Quiet, not so much on musical instructio­n (Two words)

6 Loud fabricatio­ns

from pilots

8 Hold on, it’s slower

(Three words)

9 Driver’s instructio­n is obvious behind castle (Two words)

15 Dot gets second kiss 16 Dread ordering

a snake

17 Pressure in location

produces malice

18 Wastes time,

using slide

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