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[genius55]

last two answers and they escape me.

what toughens outer part of lalique answer: ?ear

what makes shakesperean heave , we hear, is opening of macbeth. I have sc?i. The i comes from 7 dn which I have as brassing but not convinced i am correct here.

any help please?

[kayakamina]

Lear....First and last letters Lalique Answer

Brasset......Bras+set

[Quizmonster]

SCYE is the answer to 19A. Pronounced 'shy', meaning throw/heave and also meaning an opening in a garment for a sleeve in Scotland...ie Macbeth country.

[genius55]

Thank you being really silly with brasset .
All finished now

[kayakamina]

Sorry genius55 Didn't read you're post right through but QM1 has given you the answer, K

[Quizmonster]

Actually, it's pronounced 'sigh'...I just convinced myself it was no more than a version of 'shy' - as in coconut shy - as outlined above!

[stephem]

heave = a sigh (Shakespeare)

[genius55]

thanks everyone for the help