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Radio Times Prize Crossword 19 Tuesday May 1st 2012

filbertfox11 | 23:43 Tue 01st May 2012 | Crosswords

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22A. Open to maketh sharp? (6). H?N???

RTE Guide crossword 18 Tuesday May 1st 2012

sat times cryptic 977 51 across

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MarkRae

To maketh? Does it really say that...?

filbertfox11

Question Author

Thanks for reply Mark Rae. Yes it does. 22a. Open to maketh sharp? (6). H?N???. I wonder if the answer is HONEST - Hones is tho sharpen but the "T" at the end puzzles me.

MarkRae

Weird. Obviously, "to maketh" isn't correct English, maketh simply being the mediaeval form of the third person singular of the verb "to make", e.g. "She maketh my day".

filbertfox11

Question Author

Agreed! Very weird. I still think it is Honest (i.e. Open) and I need the last letter to be a T to make sense of the Wordfinder answer which I think is Spitting Image. So is the open to referring to the first letter of "TO". and "Hones" is maketh sharp. I remain puzzled!

filbertfox11

Question Author

Maybe the clue should read Open to to maketh sharp?

Baldric

wordfinder is SPITTING IMAGE

filbertfox11

Question Author

Thanks Baldric.

MarkRae

> Maybe the clue should read Open to to maketh sharp?

How would that make it grammatical?

filbertfox11

Question Author

It wouldn't. I think I will just answer the clue as honest and chalk up the clue as a bad one or a typesetting error. Thanks for your time and trouble.