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Guardian 24903

evetsrolyat | 12:19 Sat 09th Jan 2010 | Crosswords

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Last one; 16d Kinky full S&M (8)
T-O-S-N-
THOUSAND? S AND but Thou? Why?

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M = Thousand... THOU (short for thousand) S AND (&) M

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Yes, thanks K, but the first half still bugs me: thou/kinky full...

I think Paul is saying that it is a kinky, and also a full version of a Thousand

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Ahhh! Thanks again K!
St.

Hardly "kinky" though is it? I think we'rre missing it here.

What do you suggest djmelancourt ?

That's just it. I can't think of anything else!

It just doesn't feel right though.

;-)

I think I have it.

The full form of S is SOUTH.

Anagram SOUTH = THOUS + AND = M etc.

What dya think young kayakamina?

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