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14 Across 6 Letters
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Religious education needed by man who has big shoes to fill.
-e-e-t. Last one - just stumped! Help from cleverer ones, please!
-e-e-t. Last one - just stumped! Help from cleverer ones, please!
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Regent is better I think as it fits the definition of someone who stands in
20:19 Mon 12th Feb 2018
https:/ /www.co llinsdi ctionar y.com/d ictiona ry/engl ish/ger ent
Looks as though it could be either, but I still fancy 'gerent'
Looks as though it could be either, but I still fancy 'gerent'
I'd say a 'gerent' is a ruler/manager by his own doing.
A regent stands in for a, usually, monarch, so has big shoes to fill on someone ellse's behalf.
https:/ /www.th efreedi ctionar y.com/r egent
A regent stands in for a, usually, monarch, so has big shoes to fill on someone ellse's behalf.
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