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gardenmad | 11:40 Sat 12th Jan 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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I can't understand 49 down - I thought Italy's second longest river was the Tiber - but it does not fit. Is there another name? I have -d-g- Help, please - much appreciated
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Adige
agree with minoru
yep !
Different sites on google give both of these rivers as being the second longest !

From what I have found, the Adige is 255 mls long, whilst the Tiber is 252 mls long.

Adige is of course the only solution to fit the grid.
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Thank you all, I have found it myself now - how wrong can you get? Anyway, finished the thing now. I think the cryptic is much more fun - anyone agree?
Agree gardenmad .. cryptics (ab)normally represent an interesting challenge! (S)
The cryptic took me longer than the GK (24mins)! But I am not convinced by my answer (nineteenth) for 15ac of the cryptic; just can't see it being right.
I agree with you and Sarumite.

Whereas any competent Googler should be able to finish most GK crosswords, even the on-line dictionaries/word finders and anagram aids do not mean a cryptic puzzle can be solved.
Strix

I also have nineteenth. Not quite a score - Twent(ieth)
kayakamina - thanks for that, I was trying to work it round to being at the nineteenth hole and therefore unable to score on the links!!
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Agreed that cryptics are more fun, but one learns more with GKs. Not that I remember any of it!

To business. DTGK 15a Tonka or Tonca?
I'm stuck on one .. 25d Man turned fertiliser over (4)

?M?L (assuming snare drum is correct for 26a)

Can any of you please help here?
Hi S

Emil.....Lime

Snare Drum
Lime
Many thanks K and tyrepill ... it's always a short one!!
Aquagility - Encarta dictionary has TONKA bean.
Thanks, muzz. Just to confuse the issue, Chambers gives Tonga=Tonka!
Thought the cryptic was VERY easy today; almost as if there was a new compiler who hadn't quite got the hang of it.
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I wish I thought the cryptic one very easy today - what on earth is the one about feeling lost? (Sorry am upstairs and xword downstairs) it's four letters, h-m- last one for me, can't get it. Thanks.
Numb (feeling is lost)

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