This was somewhat different – could maybe be another compiler – devices such as subtractive anagram at 3d not seen here before – and 9d …..
Across
5 Strained about my revolutionary repetitive name TAUTONYM
TAUT (strained) ON (about) MY<
12 Not kosher – reverse of suitable – about to tuck in TREIF
RE (about) in FIT< (suitable reversed)
13 Print resolution? dd RUN OFF (print) RUN-OFF (resolution)
14 Cut, applied to horse joint ROACH dd (trim horse’s mane) (reefer)
15 Nets very much recalled for fish OSSETER
RETES (nets) SO (very much)< (recalled)
16 Crumbly crouton I’d try for a start INTRODUCTORY (CROUTON ID TRY)*
17 Fish swallowing no current in solid form CONOID
NO I (current) in COD (fish)
19 Underwear? None, we hear KNICKS sounds like NIX (none)
20 One to work with several computers after backing American counterpart
ANALOG &lit A (one) (GO + LAN)< GO (work) LAN (local area network)
GO (work) LAN (local area network) A (American)< (backing)
22 Aping Coleridge is adopted by huge number LAKISH IS in LAKH (100,000)
25 Mysterious bog filling region endlessly ARCANE CAN (bog) in ARE[a]
29 Swimmers pass on, having ingested it NEKTON
T (it) in NEK (pass) ON
30 Two lots of people eating fish, tucking into dry component of food
TRACE ELEMENT EEL (fish) in RACE MEN (people x 2) in TT (dry)
31 Bone marrow? Refer male back MEDULLA ALLUDE (refer) M (male)<
32 Disturbed sea repelled excellent fish PIRAI
RIP< (broken water back) AI (excellent)
33 Individual retaining position at hand? ONSITE SIT (position) in ONE
34 Judge fool to have spiritual knowledge JNANA J (judge) NANA (fool)
35 Street-seller father encountered around terrace PATTERER
TER (terrace) in PATER (father)
Down
1 Remove surplus from special filter STRICKLE S (special) TRICKLE (filter)
2 One striker’s latest failure, picked up regarding transfer IRON-ON
I (one) [strike]R NONO< (failure up)
3 A _______ home would have bohemian take, possibly BEATNIK &lit
(A BEATNIK HOME)* = (BOHEMIAN TAKE)*
4 Crystal device in audio item our critic rubbished MICROCIRCUIT
(ITEM OUR CRITIC)*
6 Theologian filling nineteen letters in dispute AT ODDS
DD (theologian) in A TO S (19 letters)
7 Romeo enthralled by usual flighty girl URSULA
8 Second person in France to observe local Italian TUSCAN
TU (2nd person in French) SCAN (observe)
9 Crude view of ‘dick ornament’ – having this? ONE-TRACK MIND &lit
(DICK ORNAMENT)*
10 Taboo idea I dropped NOT ON NOTION (idea) minus I
11 Official held up by the old, no longer in company YFERE REF< in YE
18 25 upset about its elevation, describing certain factors AGENTIAL
IT< in (ANLAGE)* (answer to 25 upset)
21 Side part not now having aluminium added LATERAL
LATER (not now) AL (aluminium)
23 Moulded steel encasing volume with slender form SVELTE
V (volume) in (STEEL)*
24 Aussie dog heading off cyclist HEELER [w]HEELER (cyclist)
25 Anti-fascists a long time in embryonic stage ANLAGE
ANL (Anti-Nazi League) AGE (a long time)
26 Hydrocarbon observed in reaction on an ester NONANE
hidden in [reactio]N ON AN E[ster]
27 Stadium a long time in rising ARENA AN ERA< (a long time rising)
28 Possessed Biblical document signed in cardinal’s office HADST
D (document) S (signed) in HAT (cardinal’s office)
( )* = anagram [ ] = omit dd = double definition < = reverse
definitions in bold italics
Thanks Jed.
Over at the New Statesman, Otterden uses a lot of subtractive anagrams, today’s puzle being typical.
No, still me – you do get composite anagrams from time to time…