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Sat.Telegraph.GK x word 9.9.06

tobergill | 12:18 Sat 09th Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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15 across 5 letters
Basic unit of money in Thailand. I find it is BAHT 4 letters BUT the x word wants 5 letters Help please.

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goldenfield

Tical.

goldenfield

tical ,
n an obsolete Siamese silver coin, about equal to a rupee, replaced by the baht in 1928; a unit of weight formerly used in Siam (Thailand), approx 14 g (1/2oz).
[Port tical]

tobergill

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Thank you Goldenfield

sincnoel

the correct answer, according to the question, IS baht. tical would have been the right answer 60-plus years ago but it certainly isn't now. this is a grossly misleading clue/answer and deserves a complaint.

bricro

Lots of other people managed to fathom it out. Why couldn't you?

mjd

The point is not whether or not people managed to fathom it out. The question implies the present unit of currency in Thailand (not Siam). I agree that this is just another example of sloppy work from M Mepham

Explorer-8

The clue does imply now, not pre-1928. It is like having a clue which reads, "The basic unit of currency in England". The answer should be pound, but what if the answer in the crossword was groat.

sincnoel

I did, Bricro. And had the completed puzzle in the mail, to be collected, by noon. Any further problems, feel free to ask

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