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stgk722

perryade | 14:50 Sun 10th Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Hi,

Stuck on 6d - Scottish word for the angler-fish (4,3) W??? G?B ... Wide Gob?

Is 10a Decko or Decco, Collins lists Dekko only?

14a - ISOMERE?

Thanks, ADE.,

bare bones

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kayakamina

I think it is Gab not Gob .. Wide Gab

kayakamina

I do not know what the clue is for 10a But Dekko is more likely than you're other suggestions

perryade

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Thanks K ... for gab.

I've got D?C?O from the first C out of RECALESCE (Display state of glowing again) - which fits with 4 other clues. But I agree DEKKO is better ... so still stuck. Cheers, ADE.,

boaw

Oxford Univ Press dictionary - isomeric - composed of the same elements in the same proportions, having the same molecular weight, but forming substances with different properties. Hope this helps.

boaw

Chambers Dictionary gives dekko or decko - a look, verb to look, from the Hindi dekho - to see. Brought to this country in its English form by soldiers returning from India. Hope this helps.

kayakamina

Ade... Chambers has Decko ! K

perryade

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Pheew - thanks Kayakamina/Boaw - all done. Cheers.