See the holy person hiding a return to work Crossword Clue

The crossword clue "See the holy person hiding a return to work" with the answer "SPOT" refers to a play on words involving both definition and wordplay. Here, "SPOT" is the answer, where "spot" can mean a place or location that one might "see." The phrase "the holy person" can be interpreted as "spot," derived from "the holy person" being "a priest" and "return to work" suggesting a reversal or insertion within another context. Specifically, "spot" hides the letters of "a return to work" metaphorically, rather than literally. Thus, the clue cleverly combines both definitions and wordplay to lead to the answer "SPOT."

The crossword clue "See the holy person hiding a return to work" with the answer "SAFT" refers to a wordplay solution where "SAFT" is derived from a hidden or embedded wordplay mechanism. In this clue, the answer "SAFT" is a play on words where "SAFT" is a variation or misspelling of "SAINT," which means a holy person. The word "SAINT" is hidden within the phrase "See the holy person hiding a return to work," with "a return to work" hinting at a reversal or playful modification in the clue. "SAFT" is a non-standard answer, and "SAINT" is the intended term for a holy person.

The crossword clue "See the holy person hiding a return to work" with the answer "SALT" refers to a play on words where the answer is derived from a cryptic construction. In this clue, "SALT" is formed from the letters of "See the holy person" with "a return to work" hinting at the inclusion or hidden meaning. Specifically, "SALT" is hidden within the phrase "See the holy person hiding" — if you look closely, you can find the letters "S," "A," "L," and "T" sequentially in the phrase, representing "salt," which can also metaphorically link to something significant or precious.

The crossword clue "See the holy person hiding a return to work" with the answer "SANT" refers to a wordplay where "SANT" is derived from a manipulation of the phrase. The clue suggests a holy person and involves some hidden or rearranged elements. In this case, "SANT" is a partial or misspelled form of "SAINT," which is a term for a holy person. The clue plays on the idea that "SANT" is an abbreviated or altered version of "SAINT," with "a return to work" implying a transformation or truncation in the wordplay.