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davey b | 10:38 Tue 08th Nov 2016 | Crosswords

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Fellow embracing a small woman is Scrooge C?E?P?K?T?

Seen in mirror, Le Pen's small stomach ?P?E?I?E

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cupid04

cheapskate

Cheapskate
Appetite

cupid04

appetite

davey b

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Thanks. Can anyone please parse?

ch e ap s kate

chap+ e(mbracing) +s(mall) kate (woman)

davey b

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Elliemay. That doesn't quite work does it?

e inside Chap(fellow) + s(small) + Kate(woman)
petit(French small) inside ape(mirror)

Why doesn't it work, davey b?

Ellie chap + e isn't quite right.

Obviously when I wrote 'ch e ap s kate I implied that the 'e' was inside 'chap'

Is the clue incorrect? Fellow (chap) embracing 'a'?

davey b

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Thanks danny. Where do you get the E to put inside CHAP?

I presumed(rightly or wrongly) that the setter had made a mistake.

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