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Title Builder Beta

Welcome to Title Builder Beta.

This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Daily Telegraph Toughie 606 Friday July 29th 2011

SwerBan | 14:56 Fri 29th Jul 2011 | Crosswords

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4d - Presumably the solution is LA.

I don't understand why - I have 2 lots of anagram fodder.

Thank in anticipation.

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party-do-ditto

15:40 Fri 29th Jul 2011

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SwerBan

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Maybe I should give the clue:-

4d - Legless, on a party, see gallons shifted in the city (3,7)

Los Angeles is an anagram of both legless on, and see gallons.

Sorry/ legless on a

Los Angeles is an anagram of both Legless, on a, and of See gallons. But I also don't understand the party connection.

SwerBan

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What in the wordplay indicates 2 lots of anagram fodder?

see gallons SHIFTED indicates an anagram of see gallons

is PARTY also an anagram indicator ???

Obscure but I think that party refers to the association of the letters, i.e. an anagram.

tommy-h

party-do-ditto

SwerBan

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tommy-h,

Many thanks! I would never ever have worked that out! Far too clever for me!

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