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express skeleton crossword

mrs mop | 17:17 Sun 03rd Feb 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Does anybody else do this crossword? I just can't seem to get on the compiler's wavelength.

27a More of Waverley's content O??R
28a Long note interrupting a high note A???
25d Flat case that's not closed E???

Thanks in advance for any suggestions

Sir Lancelot

st gk 795

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Magyar

28a Ache (To long for)
25d Even? (Event without the T?)

MrsER

I agree with you MrsMop. Even wheb i see the answers I cannot always see how the clue has been devised!!!
Did you know that the answers to that crossword are on the internet before midday? Takes all the challenge out of it, and the clues are so convoluted that I don't bother even trying now!!

slark

27a over
28a ache
25d even

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ironmonger

over

novalis

Would suggest ower for 27a. It's the Scottish form of over and the Waverley novels are by a Scottish author, Sir Walter Scott.

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