The Sun2 Speed Crossword Answer For March 28, 2024
by Sivasankari
Updated Mar 28, 2024
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Scottish group good for ringing sound
Answer: CLANG
In this clue, "Scottish group" suggests that we're looking for a Scottish word or term. "Good for ringing sound" hints at a word associated with a ringing or loud noise. In Scottish English, "clang" means a loud, ringing sound, often associated with the striking of metal objects.
Ma's wise to get therapy
Answer: MASSAGE
"Ma's wise" suggests a term related to mothers (Ma) being sensible or prudent. "Therapy" hints at something relaxing or therapeutic. A massage is a form of therapy that is commonly known for its relaxation and healing properties.
Note with a line that's negligible
Answer: MINIMAL
Here, "note" likely refers to a musical note, and "line" might refer to a line in musical notation. "That's negligible" suggests something small or minimal. In music notation, a "minimal" or "minimalist" approach might involve using very few notes or lines, hence the answer.
Black bird departs flock
Answer: CROWD
Black bird" is a clue referring to a crow, a common black-colored bird. "Departs flock" suggests the removal or departure of one member from a group. A "crowd" is a group of people or things closely gathered together, and when one member leaves, it could be said that the group has diminished slightly, forming a connection with the clue
Band score rewritten for The Fugitive?
Answer: ABSCONDER
"Band score" suggests a musical term. "Rewritten for The Fugitive" indicates an anagram of "band score" is needed, which gives "absconder." In The Fugitive, the protagonist is wrongly accused and becomes a fugitive, hence the term "absconder," which means someone who has fled or escaped, fitting the theme of the clue.
In Renaissance arises musical talent
Answer: EAR
The Renaissance was a period of great cultural flourishing, including in the arts and music. "Arises musical talent" suggests the emergence or development of musical abilities. The "ear" is often associated with musical talent as it refers to the ability to perceive and appreciate sound, fitting the context of the clue.
Over there in cot outside limits
Answer: BEYOND
"Over there" suggests a location distant from the speaker. "Cot" is a hint for "bed," and "outside limits" indicates something beyond the boundaries or confines. "Beyond" is a word that encapsulates the idea of being outside or surpassing limits, fitting the clue.
Dig dirt on a Democrat
Answer: ADMIRE
"Dig dirt" implies looking for negative information or criticism. "On a Democrat" suggests that the answer might be related to a supporter or member of the Democratic party. However, the answer is actually the opposite; "admire" means to regard with respect or warm approval, contrary to digging up dirt.
Distinct period covered in Northanger Abbey
Answer: ERA
Distinct period" refers to a specific time period. "Covered in Northanger Abbey" suggests that the answer is found within or related to the novel Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen. "Era" is a word that fits both the clue's context and its definition, as it refers to a distinct period of time.
Private individual
Answer: EXCLUSIVE
Private individual" suggests someone who is exclusive or selective about their associations or activities. The word "exclusive" means restricted or limited to a particular individual or group, fitting the context of the clue.
Strangely amusing nobleman backed left
Answer: DROLL
Strangely amusing" suggests something amusing in an odd or peculiar way. "Nobleman backed left" indicates that we need to reverse or "back" a word meaning a nobleman and then add "left" to it. Doing so gives us "droll," which means amusing in an unusual or whimsical way, fitting the clue's description.
Unusual care taken with big organ case
Answer: RIBCAGE
"Big organ case" hints at a part of the human body, specifically one that houses organs. "Unusual care taken" suggests that something about this body part is notable. The "ribcage" fits these criteria—it's a bony structure that provides protection to vital organs such as the heart and lungs, and its unusual care is implied by its protective function.
Extremely dodgy and disgusting line
Answer: DYNASTY
"Extremely dodgy and disgusting" suggests something negative or unsavory. "Line" could refer to a lineage or succession of rulers. A "dynasty" is a succession of rulers from the same family or line, often associated with power struggles and sometimes negative connotations, fitting the clue.
Deft comment pedant keeps back
Answer: ADEPT
"Deft comment" suggests a skillful or expert remark. "Pedant keeps back" suggests that we take a word meaning an expert or skilled individual and reverse it (keeps back). "Adept" means skilled or proficient, fitting the clue
Mark and Mike in unconscious state
Answer: COMMA
"Mark and Mike" are two common male names. "Unconscious state" refers to being in a state of unconsciousness. A "comma" is a punctuation mark that often indicates a pause in a sentence, suggesting a temporary interruption or unconscious state, fitting the clue.
Whereof many set free?
Answer: AMNESTY
"Whereof many set free" suggests a situation where a large number of people are released or pardoned. "Amnesty" refers to a pardon or forgiveness for offenses, often granted to a large group of people, fitting the clue.
Soup that fills old boy's pot up
Answer: GUMBO
Soup" indicates that we're looking for a type of soup. "Fills old boy's pot up" suggests adding ingredients to a cooking pot. "Gumbo" is a type of soup or stew originating from Louisiana, often containing a variety of ingredients including meat, seafood, and vegetables, fitting the clue.
Former PM receiving boy's complaint
Answer: MALADY
Former PM" suggests a past leader or prime minister. "Receiving boy's complaint" implies that we're looking for a word that means an illness or ailment, possibly something a boy might complain about. "Malady" fits this description, as it refers to a disease or ailment, fitting the clue.
Dog among children seized
Answer: SECURED
"Dog among children" suggests that the word for "dog" is placed among the letters for "children." "Seized" implies capturing or holding onto something tightly. "Secured" fits this description, as it means to obtain or hold something firmly, fitting the clue
Fuss about love
Answer: ADORE
"Fuss" suggests attention or excitement. "About love" indicates that the word relates to affection or adoration. "Adore" means to deeply love or admire someone or something, fitting the clue.
Doreen's dislocated back
Answer: ENDORSE
"Doreen's dislocated" suggests rearranging or moving around the letters in "Doreen." "Back" hints that the rearranged letters should be placed at the end. "Endorse" fits this description, as it means to support or approve something, fitting the clue.
Grant in bed really cut up?
Answer: BLENDED
Grant in bed" suggests rearranging the letters in "Grant" while keeping "in bed" intact. "Really cut up" implies that the rearrangement involves altering the letters of "Grant" significantly. "Blended" fits this description, as it means mixed together thoroughly, fitting the clue.
Sewers unwanted mostly
Answer: NEEDLES
Sewers" suggests a sewing-related term. "Unwanted mostly" indicates that we need to remove some letters from a word meaning unwanted. "Needles" fits this description, as it refers to sewing needles used in stitching, fitting the clue.
Copy: one friend keeps it
Answer: IMITATE
"Copy" suggests replicating or mimicking something. "One friend keeps it" suggests that we need to rearrange the letters in "one friend" to form the answer. "Imitate" fits this description, as it means to mimic or copy someone or something, fitting the clue.
Disease: sailor initially affected with the bends?
Answer: SCURVY
Disease: sailor initially affected" suggests that we're looking for a disease commonly associated with sailors. "With the bends" hints that the answer is related to a condition caused by a deficiency, particularly in sailors who don't have access to fresh fruits and vegetables. "Scurvy" fits this description, as it is a disease caused by vitamin C deficiency, often associated with sailors during long voyages, fitting the clue.
Trouble with sailors coming to deck
Answer: ADORN
Trouble with sailors" suggests a situation involving sailors. "Coming to deck" implies that the sailors are ascending or arriving on the deck of a ship. "Adorn" means to decorate or embellish, suggesting that the sailors might be adorning or embellishing something on the deck, perhaps to deal with trouble or to improve the situation, fitting the clue.
Dancing rumba in dark region
Answer: UMBRA
"Dancing rumba" suggests a type of dance. "In dark region" refers to the darkest part of a shadow during an eclipse. "Umbra" specifically refers to this darker, central part of a shadow during an eclipse, fitting the clue.
Episode exactly on time
Answer: EVENT
Episode" suggests a particular occurrence or happening. "Exactly on time" indicates punctuality or precision. An "event" is a happening or occurrence that takes place at a specific time, fitting the clue.
