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Title Builder Beta

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Daily Telegraph Cryptic Tuesday November 30th 2010

Georgia05 | 08:06 Tue 30th Nov 2010 | Crosswords

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Nash,say-name in fashion with high society(4 5) Is it the architect or am I on the wrong track?
I have B?A?/M????

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Beau monde

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Beau (Nash) dandy during the Regency period plus N (name) in fashion (mode). Beau monde being French for high society.

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I'm still lost, N in MODE,and I presume Nash is the beau bit

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Super, thank you.

Yes, Beau Nash, friend of the Prince Regent, later George IV, plus the N in mode, leading to beau monde.

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Daily Telegraph Cryptic Tuesday November 30th 2010

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