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Sunday Express cSkeleton Crossword

PROCLAIMER | 14:20 Sun 14th Mar 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

4 Answers

Stuck on just on

5 DOWN Even A little one can fininsh you A?Y

Thanks in advance of your help

sunday life

parts of the body

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fozzys123

coy

dxhound2003

Why Coy fozzy. You said Acorns for 4a in the other thread but this is the explanation for Madras seems good to me

5d must be Any (one)

dxhound2003

Sorry forgot the link

http://www.crosswords...press-skeleton-again/

planeman

Proably a little late in reply but here goes

4A We have MADRAS as in Madras Curry (Food)
MAD (as in "bananas") R for "are" and AS as in "like"

5D The A from Madras gave us ANY on the basis that even a little one can be "Anyone" and taking the AN from "can"
togther with the Y from "you" gave us ANY

I appreciate that ACORNS are an animal food, I wonder if "Acorns" also means MAD as in "Bananas" although I haven't
heard the expression before.

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