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Sunday Times Prize Crossword 4675 Sunday January 3Rd 2016

Maxymax464 | 23:31 Sun 03rd Jan 2016 | Crosswords

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19d Kind of fish on top of whole chunk of bread (4,3) Have seen answer as lump sum! Please can someone parse this for me. Many thanks.

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Oldred

lump(type of fish) + sum(whole) = lump sum - a lot of money(bread)

Neveracrossword

Lumpfish is a fish and Sum is whole, total - Lump Sum is a chunk of bread/money.

Lump is a fish - lumpfish
whole is sum
chunk of bread - bread is money, so lump sum

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Thanks guys. I missed it as a kind of fish in Chambers!

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