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saladdodger | 17:37 Sun 23rd Dec 2018 | Crosswords
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Across clues contain an extra word..
There are 7 clashes in 7 cells so crossing letters may not be correct for the clue...

3d Speaking together of old queen beset by smut locally (8) COI?????
14d First East London Man leaves W indian okra dish containing innards of gharial and a deer (8)

5a Hedge new game between finalists with no hint of promotion (6, 2 words) LA? / O?? ...looks like LAY OFF (= hedge) but can't parse ...FF could be the finalists??
29a Patrons like poker work as it used to be in nameless Shetland island (5) I??S?
Unst for the shetland isle ?
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Pomona, the Dukes are the Dukes of Hazzard.
I've got 'not' as extra, so that I could lose the Had in Hazzard. ('had lost').
Thanks cloverjo ... i see why it's razz now
PM, Colly's in Chambers - but not with the 'smut' meaning.
It's in mine Neveracrossword - 1st entry: '...n soot, smut (archaic or dialect)...
The variant spelling in ODE is for the answer to 6d. Pound is given in Bradfords as a 2 letter word, and stake is a Betting Term. There are no clashes in the light's entry.
'mangled' is the extra in 26.
Acorn is in Chambers with a copyright symbol - it's to do with classifying houses.
6dn Is also in Chambers DocHH - both spellings.
VE to himself: it's Sunday.

What happened to Saturday?


vetuste-ennemi - start counting that text, it'll take your mind off the calendar.
Thanks, PM - I got waylaid by the first Collie! I should have carried on down the page.


Thanks, DocHH. It doesn't make any difference to my grid, but it's nice to know which was the OED word!
PM, I'm getting dizzy! Thanks for the 6 D information. DocHH, thanks anyway.
pomona - sorry, it's the wordplay, not the definition you wanted -
'COR' is 10 'baths' (old Hebrew measures) inside A N(ew) with 'complex' extra.
Thanks Prof ... all done now.
i have finished ..apart from the clashes ...can't understand which version to select? why?
Look closely at the last word given from the extra letters....
Have you got the message from the middle letters professor plum? Think about 'poor' as a crossword device.
Neveracrossword's hint should focus the mind!
I have GUR as the last word ??
but of course it should be gEr so i get it now!!!

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