Can Somebody Explain Why Sore Means Being Rude On Vacation Please?

[clueless123]

Can somebody explain why sore means being rude on vacation please?
Many thanks

[donny48]

Could you give us the original clue ?

[fiction-factory]

What is the full clue please? On vacation sometimes means having some letters removed

[clueless123]

Angry and very rude on vacation

[fiction-factory]

was it something like "HURT WHEN SO RUDE ON VACATION"

[fiction-factory]

there you go- SO R(UD)E
Definition is angry = sore

[aelmpvw]

and = so + anagram of er (v)er(y)

[Old_Geezer]

Ok so one had to change 'very' for 'so', which is a bit off, but then where did the 'du' go & why ?

[aelmpvw]

ignore me :-)

[Old_Geezer]

Or the 'vy' then.

[Old_Geezer]

You weren't there

[fiction-factory]

The word rude when vacated to leave outer letters = RE
aelvpmw is interesting but doesn't explain the 'rude' bit

[aelmpvw]

it's rude that's vacated = re ... i think

[aelmpvw]

and very = so

[fiction-factory]

Your SO (v)ER(y) works I think, ael, if 'rude' is taken to be an anagram indicator

[Toorak]

So r(ud)e

[aelmpvw]

^ wish i'd done that in the first place :-)

[Old_Geezer]

Ah, I now see. Thanks. Interesting. I would never have equated vacated with removing the middle letters. But the 'very' change to 'so' would have stumped me anyway. Without a hint that a substitution is required I'd consider it one layer of cryptology too much for me. (Next thing one knows one will be expected to know to substitute all the words in a clue to make another different cryptic clue to try to work out ;-) )

[Tilly2]

I feel like that some days, OG. :-)