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Everyman 3931

barnaclebill58 | 13:40 Sun 13th Feb 2022 | Crosswords

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17a Frenchman known for mould in spread that's original . Must be (louis) pasteur but how does the "in spread that's original" work?
19a In retrospect, Everyman has small problem that's obvious . Must be evident (obvious) but why?
Thanks

Drink Found In The Left Side Of A Ship ?O??

Relatively Favourable Tip, Once Dubious,

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Mamyalynne

18 O grab me , back

Mamyalynne

arggggh
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Lie-in King

17a Pasteur - 'paste (spread) ur (prefix; original; primitive)'

Mamyalynne

Totally wrong clue, ignore all

Lie-in King

19a Evident - I've (E'man has, back) + 'dent' (small problem)

barnaclebill58

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Thanks Lie-in-King .I don't think I've ever come across ur before -bit naughty for an Everyman?
I thought a dent was what you do when you hit a traffic bollard in your car or take someone down a peg . Can't quite see the small problem bit though it is obviously correct.

Lie-in King

I took it as "an appreciable effect, often a lessening or adverse effect"

https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/dent

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