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Herald

dave1948 | 09:24 Fri 25th Jul 2014 | Crosswords

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8d Den and Harry ,both together ? (6)
H?U?T?

I can Haunts but if so why ?

Crusader Friday

Fri Daily Mail No. 14,806

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scooping

Den can be a haunt (my old haunt)
Harry, as in pester or haunt someone...
Odd clue....

dave1948

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Thank you Scooping. I agree it's odd

slaney

Perhaps -a(nd) + hunts = harry - both together - haunts
Den=haunts. but it only really works in the singular.

dave1948

Question Author

thank you Slaney for your explanation

porilo

Harry can also mean haunt (To disturb or distress by or as if by repeated attacks).

So 2 types of haunt = haunts. I thought it was a very clever clue. Took me ages to work that one out.