Again wrongly curse saviour Crossword Clue

The crossword clue "Again wrongly curse saviour" with the answer "RESCUER" refers to a person who saves or helps others in danger, which is the definition of a "saviour." The wordplay involves an anagram. The phrase "Again wrongly" indicates that the letters of "curse" need to be rearranged (or "wrongly" used) to find the solution. When you rearrange the letters in "curse" and add "RE" (from "again" as a hint), you get "RESCUER," which fits both the anagram clue and the definition of someone who rescues.

The crossword clue "Again wrongly curse saviour" with the answer "RABBLER" refers to a person who stirs up trouble or agitation, often using inflammatory or provocative language. In this clue, "again wrongly" suggests an anagram, and "curse saviour" points to the term "RABBLER" as an anagram of "reblar," which is a jumble of letters related to "rebel" or "rabble-rouser," a term for someone who incites unrest or commotion. The clue creatively uses wordplay to lead to this answer.

The crossword clue "Again wrongly curse saviour" with the answer "RABIDER" refers to a person who is rabid, meaning someone who is extremely passionate or fanatical, often to the point of being irrational. In this clue, "again wrongly" indicates an anagram, and "curse saviour" suggests the letters can be rearranged to form the word "RABIDER." The term "rabider" is derived from "rabid," which can describe someone with extreme, possibly disruptive enthusiasm or fervor.

The crossword clue "Again wrongly curse saviour" with the answer "RACLOIR" refers to a play on words where "again wrongly" indicates an anagram. "RACLOIR" is an anagram of "CAROLIR," which is a form of "CAROL," a song often associated with celebrating or praising, and can metaphorically be linked to a saviour or figure of worship. In this context, the anagram clue leads to "RACLOIR," which might not be a standard word but fits the pattern of anagram clues where letters are rearranged to match the clue's wordplay.