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The Generalist By Didymus Prospect August 2017

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kapple999 | 15:58 Wed 19th Jul 2017 | Crosswords
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35A : Dialect term for a hawker (7) : T???T??
41A : Robes which reach to the ankles (6) : T?L?R?
44A : A scottish sheaf or bundle (7) : D???A??
22D : In course of completion (2,5) : ?N,?I???
36D : Keeper of a fish pond (9) : ??U???I?T
40D : Old dialect word for ‘silence’ (6) : ???S?T
43D : Shakespeare’s tithe (5) : D?S?E
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36. There's an old word Aquariist, variation of Aquarist - but that might only relate to fish tanks, rather than fish ponds.
16:38 Wed 19th Jul 2017
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43 Disme
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33 Tranter
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41 Talars
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35 tranter?
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44 Dorlach
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44 dorlach
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40 Whisht, perhaps. (A good old Scottish word, I think).
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40 whisht
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Just 2 left ... oh great ones ....
22D : In course of completion (2,5) : ?N,?I???
36D : Keeper of a fish pond (9) : ??U???I?T
16:31 Wed 19th Jul 2017
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36. There's an old word Aquariist, variation of Aquarist - but that might only relate to fish tanks, rather than fish ponds.
16:38 Wed 19th Jul 2017
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22d In fieri
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Sorry, had to take a phone call -

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