n this variety cryptic, when clue answers disagree at a given square, resolve the conflict by entering both and adding a third letter such that new entries using all 3 letters (in any order) can be formed in both directions. For example, if CANT and RATE cross at their first letters, one can add E to the conflicting C and R to form (REC)ANT and (CRE)ATE. Each 3-letter set
