Cryptic Crossword Calendar Clues.

[Roger Kettle]

The month to be in zero credit.
No burning coal after the fifth of this month.
This is the kind of annoying stuff that goes on in my brain when I'm trying to sleep. I'll leave the rest of the year to you guys.

[Tom]

September and June.

[Roger Kettle]

OO! It's good but it's not roight.

[The Peepmaster]

OO! It's good but it's not roight.

I'm just doing my Sunday Times crossword, and I get this!

First one's October.

[Roger Kettle]

24 across is "piecemeal".

[The Peepmaster]

Second one's November.

[Roger Kettle]

Yep and yep.

[Tom]

I was nearly right. They're all in the same year.

[Vulture]

Yep and yep.

Why are you not supposed to burn coal after the 5th November?

[The Peepmaster]

Yep and yep.

Why are you not supposed to burn coal after the 5th November?

No Ember after V.

[Roger Kettle]

Thanks, Nige. I know you're a fan (or prisoner!) of cryptic clues, as well. Sometimes I'll see a word on a poster or something and spend the next ten minutes trying to work out an anagram of it. NURSE!

[The Peepmaster]

1) A time to spoil place of worship.

2) In a flap, riled - that's how you'll find her.

3) Another month, I'll grant you.

[The Peepmaster]

Thanks, Nige. I know you're a fan (or prisoner!) of cryptic clues, as well. Sometimes I'll see a word on a poster or something and spend the next ten minutes trying to work out an anagram of it. NURSE!

I've mentioned this before to you, Roger, but one of my favourite crossword clues was: "Score, 2-0"


Here's another one I've just made up:
"This twit used to make pies". :

[Roger Kettle]

Thanks, Nige. I know you're a fan (or prisoner!) of cryptic clues, as well. Sometimes I'll see a word on a poster or something and spend the next ten minutes trying to work out an anagram of it. NURSE!

I've mentioned this before to you, Roger, but one of my favourite crossword clues was: "Score, 2-0"


Here's another one I've just made up:
"This twit used to make pies". :

Twenty?
Tarks?

[Roger Kettle]

A time to spoil place of worship.

In a flap, riled - that's how you'll find her.

Another month, I'll grant you.

Help!