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Yorkshire Post cryptic No. 1064 stuck on one.

zoomer | 08:08 Sat 17th Apr 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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23D Pip another girl in the afternoon (4) *M*A

Emma or Amia?? Can't see why though.
T.I.A.

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janbee

emma?

slaney

Emma - Pip emma - slang for PM afternoon

zoomer

Question Author

Possibly, but I can't see the reasoning behind it.
Thanks Janbee

janbee

Sorry zoomer, I don't know why emma. Hopefully someone else, more awake than I, can give you the right answer and an explanation.

emma - British telephone and radio enunciation of M to avoid confusion with N. http://dictionary.ref...a?r=75&src=ref&ch=dic

zoomer

Question Author

Thanks Slaney.
Not a term I had come across before.
:-)

zoomer

Question Author

Thanks again Bibblebub.
:-)

(more directly) pip emma = in, on, or during the afternoon http://dictionary.ref...e.com/browse/pip+emma

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