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doubtfire | 09:19 Thu 15th Jun 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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15a Points to lark - it's no longer caged


I have ?S?A?E? is it ESCAPER or ESCAPED I know the points are ES and to lark is CAPER but the answer required seems to be in the past tense. Thanks

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The operative word here is "it", as in "it's no longer caged". This conjours up an image of something that was caged - but is no longer! That is, it is an ESCAPER!
09:26 Thu 15th Jun 2006
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Apologies for misspelling of "conjures"!
09:27 Thu 15th Jun 2006
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Well thought out CROFTER and thanks.
09:40 Thu 15th Jun 2006
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In addition, lark is "caper", prefixed by points e & s
10:37 Thu 15th Jun 2006

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