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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Skeleton

mazdaman | 14:22 Sun 10th Dec 2017 | Crosswords

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Help please last one thanks in anticipation
16a I'd a girl used to be hot stuff. ?A?A?I I have salami is this correct.

Observer Prize Crossword Sunday December 10Th 2017

Sunday Express Skeleton

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ubasses

yes sal am I

Flonska

16a Salami (sal am i)

dannyk13

I have was abi

filbertfox11

I think wasabi is correct. Used to be (WAS) + A girl (ABI)

dannyk13

That is how I parsed it.

filbertfox11

The clue does not start with "I'd a". It is "DID A"

Anneyelland

I've got 'wasabi' too - my son assures me they are VERY hot !

dickpatven

From dickpatven
Who and/or what is a WASABI? I have looked in ALL my dictionary's and the nearest I could come up with was SALAMI. Help!

Mamyalynne

wasabi
wəˈsɑːbi/Submit
noun
a Japanese plant with a thick green root which tastes like strong horseradish and is used in cooking, especially in powder or paste form as an accompaniment to raw fish.