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[iggymiggy]

2d woman larks around with radio host(4,6) ?a?k ?a???n
15a seethe about orchestra being generous(7) ?u???m?

[emeritus]

2d Mark Lawson (Anagram)

[atrollope]

Mark Lawson
fulsome

[bibblebub]

2d mark lawson = anagram of woman+larks

15a fuLSOme

[iggymiggy]

thanks all

[atrollope]

seethe..fume
aruond...L.S.O....London Symphony Orchestra

[Sylvie]

I thought fulsome meant insincere, effusive or sickening. Certainly not generous.

[bibblebub]

From http://www.thefreedictionary.com/fulsome

Usage Note: Fulsome is often used to mean "offensively flattering or insincere." But the word is also used, particularly in the expression fulsome praise, to mean simply "abundant," without any implication of excess or insincerity. This usage is etymologically justified but may invite misunderstandings in contexts in which a deprecatory interpretation could be made. The sentence I offer you my most fulsome apologies may raise an eyebrow, where the use of an adjective like full or abundant would leave no room for doubt as to the sincerity of the speaker's intentions.