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Where Coins Are Heard To Drop

JamesE | 15:25 Sat 01st Jul 2017 | Crosswords

18 Answers

Where coins are heard to drop. (4,5); could be d--- c-i-k

Everyman

Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 28,468 Saturday July 1St 2017

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MargoTester

Left click??

Jackdaw33

I think the last word may be clink but I'm stymied on the first word.

elliemay1

something clink?

cupid04

slot?

MargoTester

Can't get the answer, but it's when the penny drops, when light suddenly dawns on you. Possibly dawn clear??

dannyk13

Can you get a any more intersecting clues?

fiction-factory

Is it definitely 4,5 (if 5,4 could be click here)

JamesE

Question Author

It's definitely 4,5 and I think it's likely that the 4 is d-w-.

fiction-factory

down click? I don't know what that means though in the context of the clue

Jackdaw33

I think the last word is more likely to be clink or chink rather than click.

fiction-factory

First word may be dawn (as in when the penny drops) but the second word looks wrong. Where was the K from?

fiction-factory

clink is the sound of a penny dropping but the click idea came from when the penny drops- something clicks.
Maybe somethong is wrong here or maybe it's an Irish crossword where the words sound different to here- eg down/dawn.

MargoTester

FF see my post 17.01 yesterday. It may also be something to do with the old press button A or B in old telephone boxes