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Times Club Monthly 20148 Tuesday January 1St 2013

tommy-h | 21:27 Wed 09th Jan 2013 | Crosswords

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2dn,Duke in some places no longer safe,instinctively hides up(4) N?E?
Looks like it should be a simple backwards clue but i`m stumped. TIA as always.

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NIEF - another word for a fist i.e. duke http://www.englishtohindi.in/meaning-of-nief-in-hindi.html

reversed inside saFE INstinctively

shoota

Neif - fist (duke)

tommy-h

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Thanx bib and shoota tried looking up nief but got nowhere.Should have more patience.All correct now.

shoota

Its in the Free Dictionary as well which is worth adding to your favourites

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/nief

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