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Cape Times Cryptic Crossword

JackDunwoody | 09:12 Fri 16th Nov 2018 | Crosswords

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Turned up, to find it had been postponed (3,3) P?T ??F The obvious answer is PUT OFF = postponed but I can't see where the FF comes from. Turned Up = PU, to = TO, find it??

Cryptic Crossword Answers Metro Newcastle Newspaper Monday 12Th No V 2018

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donny48

ff in music is very loud ie. turned up

sandyRoe

FF, very loud? Up?

dannyk13

FF (very loud) does not fit with the whole clue. Likely that the parse includes up(reversed) + to

donny48

Good morning, Danny. I only replied to the missing part of the OP's answer.

dannyk13

Another possibility is that the clue has to be read in its entireity i.e
' put to ff' but if so it is a very poor clue.

dannyk13

Good morning Donny.What is your take on the parse?

donny48

I think the parse is as given by the OP plus the explanation I gave for the "ff" but is it not poor to use the same phrase ie. turned up to indicate different parts of the answer ? I must leave now but will thank you for any guidance later.

JackDunwoody

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Thanks for all your imputs I'm happy with Double Meaning of Turned up (PUT TO FF (very loud)) and postponed, both = PUT OFF

dannyk13

Glad you are sorted.

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