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[Jaimsieboy]

55 Down - Cause a person to do or believe(8) ?e?s?a?e
60 Across - Free from harm (6) U?h?r? (Unharm ?)
113 Across - Most senior in years (6) ?ldest (Eldest or Oldest ?)

[cashier]

60 Unhurt

[scorpiojo]

Persuade
Unhurt
I vote Oldest

[cashier]

55 Persuade

[aelmpvw]

55 persuade

[douglas9401]

Oldest for me too.

[Jaimsieboy]

Thanks Folks...Is everybody agreed on Oldest for 113 Across ?

[Toorak]

I would say eldest - if it is about seniority rather than just age

But we could be wrong ....

[Toorak]

Not we i (pt again)

[scorpiojo]

...

Elder and eldest mean the same as older and oldest. We only use the adjectives elder and eldest before a noun (as attributive adjectives), and usually when talking about relationships within a family: Let me introduce Siga. She's my elder sister.

[Toorak]

Thanks for clarifying - oldest it is

[scorpiojo]

.. ^ that was from The Cambridge Dictionary ;o)

[Toorak]

Yes - I saw it too just before you posted ;-)

[scorpiojo]

:)

[Jaimsieboy]

Thanks to All....J/Boy