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mra1 | 14:26 Tue 10th Apr 2012 | Crosswords

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13A (5) King leading section of church? It's an honour - K?A?? The only part of church I can think of is nave but a knave according to chambers is a rogue, male child or a playing card - HELP

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mike11111

The Aces down to the Jacks or Knaves of a suit are known as honour cards or face cards.

Lie-in King

Yes, 'K-nave' - an honour is a picture card or an ace in a few games

bert_h

Yes, king = K, part of church = NAVE, so the answer is KNAVE. It's an honour because in cards, the knave is the jack, and in some card games, the ace/king/queen/jack are called "honour cards" as distinct from the ten down to the two.

mra1

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That's a new one on me - thank you gentlemen!

mike11111

In Bridge the 10 is also counted as an honour.

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