Question 1

What does the cryptic crossword clue "Case that QC and JP are in, but not barristers (5)" mean?

Accepted Answer

The definition part of the clue is "Case that QC and JP are in, but not barristers". The wordplay technique is a cryptic definition. The answer is UPPER. Explanation: Cryptic definition

Question 2

What is the answer to "Case that QC and JP are in, but not barristers (5)"?

Accepted Answer

The answer is UPPER.

Question 3

What type of wordplay is used in "Case that QC and JP are in, but not barristers (5)"?

Accepted Answer

This clue uses a cryptic definition as its wordplay technique.