Some brass given a polish around start of parade? 'OOMPAHS ENSUE' = EM SOUSAPHONEĮxtraordinary opus has solitary musical instrument How do you make oompahs ensue? Play ’em with thisĬomp. "Brass" is definitionĪnagram: (otherwise*) OOMPAHS ENSUE less ME &lit What has strange shape and sound, expresses depth and goes around soloist's middle?Īnagram of – D (= depth), around (sol)O(ist). Music producer fixed hopes on touring AmericaĪnagram (fixed) of 'hopes on' going round USA. Use a spoon when consuming hot liquid – and blow on it! (10)Īnagram of USE A SPOON + H (hot). Thanks to all and please do have a stab at the Christmas Anagram Challenge – some people are having great fun with it already! A wordy but well-crafted &lit.įinishing off the podium is another 1st year virgin! Marcus also scores his second placing of this year in 5th place – one of the most concise offerings – neat! The anagram fodder was nicely disguised – at first 'up' appeared to form part of the definition – and the indication of 'hone' was, well, perfect!Īnother newcomer but a real name in 4th! Alastair only started competing this year, but that is his 2nd top 5 finish already.
Well done!Īnother mystery newcomer in 3rd – sawbill – first effort, first podium.
Another clue that diverted away from the instrument in question. We have some mystery personae in the list this month – one being Myrtilus – who after only a couple of entries has snatched 2nd spot. November – congratulations to Ed Hall who topped the list for his first ever win! A clue that manages to divert the solver away from the musical instrument in question. Tom Borland leads the field heading into the final month – but by a mere 1/2 point – and there are still 11 competitors with a chance of winning! We have never had such a close end to the season! 52 votes cast (47 competitors, 5 others).įirstly, the Annual Competition for 2021.
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