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Sunday Times Mephisto 3044 Sunday December 30Th 2018

MartianAlien | 22:00 Sun 30th Dec 2018 | Crosswords

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22ac Harsh notes one's omitted around Christmas poem opening (4) T?AS. Must be TWAS or TEAS

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Presumably it is Twas but not quite got it .... yet :))

https://www.carols.org.uk/twas_the_night_before_christmas.htm

Waits are Carol singers

Remove 'i' and treat it harshly?

Guessing really

Calibax

T(is)was ?

Hmmm, can't find a definition to suit Tiswas though Calibax - my first thought too

Was thinking the T came from Notes - minus Ones.

Calibax

Saw-tones = harsh notes minus ONES =sawt reversed

Never come across 'saw-tones' , well done.

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