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Sunday Times Prize Crossword 4582 Monday March 24Th 2014

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mercedita | 00:38 Mon 24th Mar 2014 | Crosswords
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20A Duff American meets one of his former presidents - nothing comes out (5,5) ?A?N?, A?A?S. The second word could be ADAMS but I can't see the 'duff' bit. Is anyone still awake out there?
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Duff and fanny are both American words for bottom
00:43 Mon 24th Mar 2014
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Fanny Adams
00:39 Mon 24th Mar 2014
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Thanks, Scorpiojo. What did DUFF have to do with FANNY?
00:41 Mon 24th Mar 2014
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Duff and fanny are both American words for bottom
00:43 Mon 24th Mar 2014
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(As in your rear)
00:44 Mon 24th Mar 2014
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Ah, of course. I couldn't get away from 'duff' meaning 'rubbish' or 'steamed pudding' in Scotland! Thank you, Scorpiojo.
00:46 Mon 24th Mar 2014
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You're very welcome
00:47 Mon 24th Mar 2014
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Not to be confused with the English meaning scorpiojo. :-)
00:47 Mon 24th Mar 2014
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Indeed :-D
00:50 Mon 24th Mar 2014

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