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Azed 2751 Last 1 Help Please

quinol | 13:22 Mon 10th Mar 2025 | Crosswords

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supporting beams left inside locks: -res--es

looks like trestles, but I think 18d is straunge

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clue for 18D please?

tressels ..... alternative spelling ?

tress(l)es?

Wordplay suggests tressLes but the spelling is trestles.

I set here is also word tressles

tressels is in Chambers.

quinol

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clue for 18d: once borrrowed from abroad it's flaunted in sun- great!: -traun--

the supporting beams definitely ends in 'es'

Yes tressles. ( There are several variations but this one fits).

Yes to Straunge

Anagram sun great.

Means foreigner I think

JJ109

9d ends in mulL, therefore the supporting beams end in els

Okay...whichever fits...tressels or tressles.

I think straunge is middle English, hence the 'once'

JJ109

Therefore Straunge and Tressels are correct

quinol

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many thanks jj and newmod, I had muse not mull for the snuff box

Glad it's sorted. I don't have the crossword so didn't know your muse was wrong.

I think it's 'tressels' a less common spelling of trestles

Neveracrossword

Yes, teacher, JJ and Newmodarmy got it all sorted...

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