Moved so she would fit, squeezing into (7) |
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Moved the fist he'd put out (7) |
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A spell of work the editor changed (7) |
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Moved the outfit into the lean-to (7) |
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Having moved, she'd got one foot caught in (7) |
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Moved the outfit into the shed (7) |
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He'd have fits so had to be moved (7) |
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Moved - and moved quickly (7) |
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Moved one foot inside outbuilding (7) |
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Shed fit, somehow, to be moved |
Mirror Cryptic |
19 Apr 2024 |
Budged |
Mirror Quick |
19 Apr 2024 |
Feds hit out when moved (7) |
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Managed to get rid of two newspapers in outbuilding (7) |
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One foot, when she had grabbed it, moved (7) |
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Having moved, she had a fit about the interior! (7) |
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Hid efts so is moved on (7) |
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Went to third, say |
New York Times |
09 Feb 2023 |
Changed gears |
Newsday |
27 Nov 2022 |
... after move, editor is put off |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
11 Jul 2019 |
Moved paper getting thrown around |
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Our planet looks very different now because the tectonic plates ___ 250 million years ago |
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Moved |
The Telegraph Quick |
21 Apr 2015 |
Went from first to second, say |
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Went from first to second, say |
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Changed auto gears |
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Utilized a clutch |
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Went into first, maybe |
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Went into reverse |
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Went into reverse |
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Geared down, perhaps |
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Geared up, perhaps |
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Moved |
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Changed gears |
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Moved. |
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Changed. |
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Veered. |
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Turned. |
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