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Chairman23 | 07:01 Sat 20th Apr 2019 | Crosswords

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1D Copper and gold glow (6) A---R-

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Tilly2

Aurora

Question Author

Thank you but why is it Aurora?

Tilly2

Au-Gold rora-????

Aurora -glow

:-)

Question Author

Thank you

Tilly2

That's the best I can do, Chairman.

Someone else will be along soon to explain it properly.

Aurora- copper light
Aura (glow) around or (gold)

Tilly2

;-)
Told you, Chaiman.
I was right for all the wrong reasons.

Jo, can you explain copper light please?

I'm going with the Chambers definition of an aurora as a rich orange colour...

Tilly2

Thanks for that, Jo.
What do you think, Chairman?

Question Author

Thank you all, I was convinced it was Auburn because I thought 10 across was beret, but that didn't make much sense! Tom

Tilly2

So, auburn and not aurora. Jo has sorted it out.

Au-gold
burn-glow

Ranjit

1d auburn, 10 ac is beret as you thought, bereft minus the f female.

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