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daily mail no 13,404 march 6

jonty23 | 12:40 Fri 06th Mar 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Hi, I am really puzzled. Is the answer to 12)across-simon's worked with less energy,gaining agility, (11) L?S?O?E?E?S. Is it LISSOMENESS? My dictionary spells it without the first E. If 21)down is IRISH, then the only answer I can see for 27)across-like serene days in Hawaii, only stormy round cape (7). is HALCYON. If that is the case 25)down -old french coin seen here and there in Seoul (3), S?? must be SOL not SOU. But when has sol been a french coin? Please help.

Lovatts BIG 197

daily mail friday

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Mamyalynne

12 can be spelt both ways

27 Ha + Only +C

Mamyalynne

yes the french did have a sol coin

ulysses100

sol is an old French coin

glasman

Wiki says

sol 2 (s l) n. An old French coin worth 12 deniers. [French, from Old French, from Late Latin solidus, solidus; see solidus.] sol

Jacks10

French coin is definitely SOU

craft1948

I thought an old french coin was a sou..

jonty23

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Hi, thanks for all your replies. SOL must be correct, but it is a bad clue. 90%+ would guess SOU as it is the more well known french coin and it fits in to the clue, but not with27)across. I have also found out that there is a spelling of LISSOMENESS. Must get a better dictionary. John.

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