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doctordolittle | 15:05 Sun 14th Dec 2014 | Crosswords
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Tough one today.....

Oriental warehouse opening for auction after turning in Japanse art (7) N_H_NGA
Pale Aussie Cook not offfering Australian special (4) _RE_ is I guess GREY but any help figuring out why would be appreciated
Campus initially heading off boring kit for btrains (7) C_RE_R_ is I guess CERBRA but why?
New College blocking drink for the time being (5) _ _ NCE is surely NONCE??
Insect in trouble around elegant tree (7) _ _ _ANTO
Cymbal played very much with fervour (6) _ _ _ _SO
Old business club almost entirely rejected speechifying (7) ORA_O_ Y is surely ORATORY but why?
And finally:
See pincher all but turning into this? (9) _I_CH_E_E

Any help most appreciated
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Oriental... Nihonga
Insect Ailanto, tree
Cymbal ... Zeloso
Cymbal played very much with fervour (6) Zeloso
Zeloso
big cheese
See pincher... Nipcheese (an anagram of most of 'see pinche(r)).
oratory
Last one - nipcheese - anag 'see pinche(r)'
oratory- o(old) + anagram of rotary(business club)
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I don't get BIG CHEESE, can you derive it from the clue for me?
Big Cheese is wrong - and it's two words. A Nipcheese is a miser, pincher.
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Filling in the letters, this still leaves:
Pale Aussie Cook not offering Australian special (4) _R_ Y
Campus initially heading off boring kit for btrains (7) C_RE_R_
New College blocking drink for the time being (5) _ONCE
Cerebra (brains)
doctordoolittle
GREASY is an Oz word for an outback cook. Without A(ustralian) S(pecial) you get GREY (pale)
N(ew) ON C E with "ONE" meaning drink, as in "Just the..." NONCE = time being

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