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[Traci66]

Instrument converts oil into French wine ?I?L?N
13selfishly ?O?E?O

[Traci66]

Daily mail and thanks in advance

[factor-fiction]

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[dannyk13]

ViolIN
13a For ego

[factor-fiction]

forego if you have mistyped selflessly or unselfishly
(although strictly it should be spelt FORGO )

[factor-fiction]

Habe you given the exact clue for 13d.
I thought forego meant to go before/precede

[dannyk13]

Forgo would not fit in with "selfishly" which is tied up with another answer i.e eschew therefore the answer is fore go (for ego)

[factor-fiction]

I don't understand though- I can see the FOR EGO wordplay but that doesn't seem satisfactory to me- why does selfishly mean forego?

[dannyk13]

For ego i.e for myself

[factor-fiction]

So is the answer two words (3,3) FOR EGO?
If it's 6 letters I don't understand it

Which crossword is it, Traci88?

[dannyk13]

THe answer is forego which ties in with eschew. Then for ego i.e for myself which is selfish

[factor-fiction]

I don't have the crossword so I don't understand why the answer has to be tied in with Eschew.
Is the clue incomplete? Selfishly eschew? Should it include a reference to another clue number?

Besides, I thought the spelling for eschew was forgo (with to forego meaning something different- to precede)

[dannyk13]

This mornings Daily Mail.
The answer to 13a is eschew
The clue to 19a is 13 - selfishly?
I hope that you can now see why forego is the answer.Collins dictionary gives both versions as correct.

[factor-fiction]

Thanks- I assumed 13 was the clue number not part of the clue. It's always confusing when clues are not written correctly on here.

My online dictionary says "Notes: forego means to go before or precede (as in fore) and to do without is to forgo ", which is how I was always taught to spell them (and when I used to rely on Fowler), but I see that both spellings are now used in some dictionaries.

[dannyk13]

Glad we got it sorted

[Wolseley25]

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