Rachel from Cornwall
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Got stuck in the bottom left-hand corner because I put in “chum” for “British buddy”. “Chum” is the British word for a friend. “Chap”, which I eventually got via the down entries, is a British word for a man or a boy, usually affectionate - “He’s a good chap.”
Favourite mondegreen: Bob Dylan: The ants are my friends”
Shout out to the sub-editor who wrote the caption for the picture of the (?) marsupial at the top of the Wordplay column. It’s so clever and witty.
@Bill in Yokohama It may be more of a British expression - we do say “have it out” here.
@Cat Lady Margaret Nice cat! Cheered me up after ploughing through this rather dull puzzle.
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