Get Answer For March 21, 2024 The Sun2 Speed Crossword
by Dheshni
Updated Mar 21, 2024
Sun 2 Speed Crossword is a new twist on the classic crossword format. Whether you’re looking for a mental workout or a quick fix, you’ve come to the right place. No matter what your speed is, you’ll be rewarded with fun wordplay, a well-completed grid, and an ultimate brain busting challenge. So, what are you waiting for? Pick up a pen and let the fun begin!
Features sailor in ship
Ans: STARS
In this clue, "sailor in ship" refers to the letters "S-T-A-R-S" being within the word "ship." The word "features" indicates that these letters are highlighted or prominent within the word.
Cat box endlessly creating unforeseen problems
Ans: CATCHES
"Cat box" suggests using the letters associated with "cat" (C-A-T), followed by "endlessly" meaning removing the last letter, "T," to get "C-A-C-H." Then, "creating unforeseen problems" indicates the addition of "ES," forming the word "catches."
Doctor was nuts keeping Queen's knickers
Ans: DRAWERS
"Doctor was nuts" suggests using the abbreviation for "doctor," which is "Dr," followed by "was" to get "Drwas." Then, "keeping Queen's knickers" indicates removing the letters in "queen" (Q-U-E-E-N), resulting in "DrwasDRWS," which phonetically sounds like "drawers."
Part in saga interrupted for second time
Ans: AGAIN
"Part in saga" suggests taking a segment of the word "saga," which is "GA." "Interrupted for second time" indicates adding "AIN" after the first "A" in "GA," forming the word "again."
Former lover Eve isn't unusually large
Ans: EXTENSIVE
"Former lover" refers to the word "ex," which is a former lover. "Eve isn't unusually large" suggests removing the letters in "Eve" (E-V-E) and adding "nt" to "ex," resulting in "ext." Then, "unusually large" hints at adding "ensive" to "ext," forming the word "extensive."
Boozer in Thurso terrible
Ans: SOT
"Boozer in Thurso" suggests using the letters associated with "Thurso," which are "T-H-U-R-S-O." Then, "terrible" indicates removing the letters in "terrible" (T-E-R-R-I-B-L-E), leaving "SOT."
Wow! Bring in ice-cream holder!
Ans: CORNET
"Wow!" indicates an expression of amazement. "Bring in ice-cream holder" suggests using the letters associated with "ice-cream holder," which are "C-O-R-N-E-T."
Saracen so riled hides cut
Ans: CENSOR
"Saracen" suggests taking the letters from the word, which are "S-O-R-C-E-N." "Riled hides cut" indicates rearranging these letters to form "censor," meaning to suppress or hide certain information.
Heroin perhaps unopened in wrap
Ans: RUG
"Heroin perhaps" suggests taking the first letters of "heroin," which are "H-P." "Unopened in wrap" suggests removing the first letter from "wrap," leaving "R-A-P." Combining these gives us "rug," which is a type of wrap for the floor.
Exchange words?
Ans: TRANSLATE
The phrase "exchange words" hints at translating from one language to another. Therefore, the answer is a verb that means to exchange words in different languages.
No longer asleep needing a wash
Ans: AWAKE
No longer asleep" suggests being awake. "Needing a wash" implies removing the letters "ash" from "awash," resulting in "awake."
Finding time, Bill enters circus
Ans: TRACING
"Finding time" suggests "racing against time." "Bill enters circus" hints at adding "Bill" to "racing," resulting in "tracing."
What's light to carry
Ans: LANTERN
"What's light to carry" suggests an item that is lightweight. A lantern fits this description and is also an object that produces light.
English man turned to escape
Ans: EVADE
"English man turned" suggests reversing the letters in "English man," resulting in "hsilgne man." "To escape" indicates the word "evade," meaning to avoid or escape.
Move like crab: slide awkwardly
Ans: SIDLE
"Move like crab" suggests sidling, which means to move sideways in a crab-like manner. "Slide awkwardly" reinforces the idea of moving cautiously or awkwardly.
Plug more suitable for electrical device
Ans: ADAPTER
"Plug more suitable for electrical device" hints at an electrical component that facilitates connection or adaptation. An adapter is commonly used for this purpose.
Birds aloft: grouse finally breaking cover
Ans: SKEIN
"Birds aloft" refers to birds flying in the air. "Grouse finally breaking cover" suggests taking the last letter of "grouse," which is "e," and combining it with "skin," resulting in "skein," which refers to a group of birds flying together
Realise China's corrupt
Ans: CASHIN
"Realise" means to understand or become aware of. "China's corrupt" suggests taking the word "China" and rearranging it, or "corrupting" it, to form a new word.
Bar for swingers?
Ans: TRAPEZE
The term "swingers" here refers to acrobats who swing from bars in a circus. "Bar for swingers" directly describes a trapeze, which is a type of bar used by acrobats.
Garden implement without top is trying
Ans: HEARS
"Garden implement without top" suggests removing the first letter from the word "shears," which is a garden tool. "Is trying" indicates that this modified word can be interpreted as a verb.
Politician's terrible treason
Ans: SENATOR
"Politician's terrible treason" hints at a political figure. The word "treason" indicates someone in a position of authority. The term "terrible" might suggest an anagram or a negative connotation, leading to the word "senator."
Shorten dog-end
Ans: CURTAIL
"Shorten" implies reducing the length of something. "Dog-end" is a term for the end of a cigarette. "Shorten dog-end" metaphorically refers to cutting or reducing something, which matches the meaning of the word "curtail
Highest old tree Frenchman cuts
Ans: EXTREME
"Highest old tree" suggests considering a word meaning the utmost or farthest extent. "Frenchman cuts" indicates removing the letters for "F," "R," and "C" from the word "extreme."
Vigour excited Ms Anita
Ans: STAMINA
"Vigour" refers to energy or strength. "Excited" here means stirred up or active. "Ms Anita" suggests taking the first letters of "Ms" and "Anita" to form "MA." So, combining these, you get the word "stamina," which means enduring strength and energy.
Box adding weight to vehicle
Ans: CARTON
"Box" indicates a container. "Adding weight to vehicle" suggests placing something into a vehicle. "Carton" is a type of box often used for packaging goods.
Smile about a suggestion
Ans: GRAIN
"Smile" suggests happiness or a positive emotion. "About" indicates the inclusion of the letter "A." "Suggestion" hints at a small idea or hint. Combining these, "smile about a suggestion" implies a small hint or idea represented by the word "grain."
Reptile from north into Japanese wine
Ans: SNAKE
"Reptile" indicates a type of animal. "From north" suggests using the first letter of the word "north," which is "N." "Japanese wine" refers to "sake." Combining these, "reptile from north into Japanese wine" yields the word "snake."
Two or three shots needed for this bird?
Ans: EAGLE
"Two or three shots needed" suggests considering a golf term. In golf, "two or three shots" refer to achieving a score of "par" or better on a hole. "For this bird" hints at the word "eagle," which is a golf term representing achieving two under par on a hole.
