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Toughie 1982

lexia | 12:22 Thu 08th Mar 2018 | Crosswords

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11 across: position that applies to across clue after 90-degree rotation? (8) ——-t-p? Thanks in advance

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fiction-factory

Hi- it's not easy to count dashes which are joined together.
I'm sure danny is right as always but I can't parse it

nescio

the 90 degree rotation from "across" suggests it ends in -up, rather than -stop

Backstop is correct'

nescio

OK, so why the 90 degree rotation?

nescio

Ah, I see it now.

Not sure, but submitted and accepted as correct.

sedge47

11a If you rotate an across answer 90 degrees anticlockwise the last bit of it is now at the top (Back's top).

Ta Sedge.

fiction-factory

Thanks Sedge. That must be it. I don't like the clue though

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