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redglenys | 08:48 Tue 26th Jul 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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2d below dodgy seat one gets away with bits on the side [10] ?a?g?n?l?a

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Marginalia? Means notes in the margin (bits on the side)

I can't work out the wordplay though so it may be wrong

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thank you Wordfinder is happy days

Thanks, but I've no idea what you mean by "wordfinder is happy days"- are you saying the answer has to be linked to Happy Days?

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no I mean the tv programme is "happy days" from the highlighted squares

So are you saying Marginalia does fit in with the Happy Days wordfinder?

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no. thank you . marginalia is right

Marginal - i - a

dindox

Yes 'marginalia' fits but I still can't get the cryptic clue.
Can anyone please explain?

A marginal seat in politics is 'dodgy' ie unstable + i (one) gets (a)way

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Many thanks mamyalynne

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