Hidden Word Clues

Our definition here is 'Magnificent', and our answer will be another word for that.

This clue's indicators are 'found in' and 'ruins of'. One is an anagram indicator flagging that some neighbouring letters will be in a state of disorder, rearranging. The other is a containing indicator - some fodder will go inside other fodder.

This clue's fodder is 'ring' and 'Isengard'. We'll need to find a short substitute for one of these and use it with the letters of the other to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).

Our definition here is 'kinks', and our answer will be another word for that.

This clue's indicator is 'all have these' and it's asking us to recognise a pattern - what characteristic is shared by the parts of the fodder? It might be helpful to categorise this clue as a type of rebus, where you 'say what you see': the fodder all have ____!

This clue's fodder is 'Bob, Deb and Jacob'. We'll use these words as the raw ingredients to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).

Our definition here is 'Our cousins', and our answer will be a word can represent that.

This clue's indicator is 'playing Duck Duck Goose', and it's a selection indicator (Duck Duck Goose is literally a game of selection and non-selection). If we apply this selection idea to our fodder we can arrive at our answer.

This clue's fodder is 'grandparents'. We'll use these letters (or some of them) to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).

Our definition here is 'Ew', and our answer will be another word for that.

This clue's indicator is 'In', and it's a hidden word indicator. Our answer will be hiding, in order, 'in' some neighbouring fodder.

This clue's fodder is 'public? Kissing'. We'll use these letters (or some of them) to construct our answer, as guided by the clue's indicator(s).

Our definition here is 'rocks', and our answer will be another word for that.

This clue's indicator is 'between', and 'what looks like'. One of these is a homoglyph indicator - we'll need to pay attention to the appearance of some neighbouring fodder and replace it with one or more lookalike letters. The other is a containing indicator guiding us to place some fodder inside other fodder.

This clue's fodder is 'Path' and 'a pair of snakes'. We'll need to find substitutes for both of these - one a synonym, the other something else.