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Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 26,648 Saturday September 3rd 2011

SCCheshire | 12:32 Sat 03rd Sep 2011 | Crosswords

13 Answers

5a Caught that women swallowing Oriental fare(5) C?E?R. Surely only clear and cheer will fit in but I can't make sense of either of them. Any ideas, please?

irish new cryptic

Daily Telegraph

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vallaw

Has to be cheer - c he(e)r as in fare well?

Harry-Wragg

5a cheer

Harry-Wragg

c(caught) her(that woman) + e(eastern/oriental)

SCCheshire

Question Author

Thanks vallaw. Fare well! I should remember to think outside the box! PS I think you have a clone of my cat!!!

fionagolf

Cheer
C for caught (as in cricket), HER (That woman) with an E in it (for oriental)

Touchstone

Welcome to the site fiona

Kipella

Cheer is an ancient word for fare. (see Dictionary.com)

jo51

16d Any ideas, please. Tropical Island that's long and thin braced by breezes from the south. ?r? l?n?a

tyrepill

Sri Lanka

factor-fiction

Sri Lanka

Lie-in King

16d Sri Lanka - 'lank' (long & thin, in) 'airs' (up = from south)

Hi jo51 & welcome to AB! :-)

It's more usual to begin your own thread & more likely to be seen on the front page! Just a hint for your next Q... :-)

jo51

Thanks tyrepill and factor30 - can't believe I couldn't see it jumping out at me!!

jo51

Thanks Lie-In King - as you gathered I'm new to this but can now see how to start a new thread for next time

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