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Mephisto 2459

BlueIce | 08:16 Mon 15th Oct 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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25 down "Separate lodges take a cut (5) ?HR?D
32.across "Troubling Gore, some owners of a
car cannot do without it (4) R?G?
27.down "Dull pain related to term for festering.
....(5) A?ING
If 25 is Shred, and 32 Rego, why?

mos 14th oct

cryptic 2401

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MatydaLover

Rego is Oz for a motor-car ... registration.

MatydaLover

Separate = shed take = r. Lodges means put the r into shed.

BlueIce

Question Author

Many thanks

kayakamina

Could 27d Be Aking ? Old form of Aching and a pustule (pimple pus)

Aquagility

I searched for Aking, K. Where did you find it?

kayakamina

Morning AQ. Like you I consulted Chambers in vain but after googling 'festering aching and aking' I came across a site. I'm am dubious however- hence my ?

kayakamina

AQ Aking does, tenuously, fit the definition. Kin = related in AG (agony/pain) !

Aquagility

Must be right, if the other letters are right. Thin, though?
I suppose Dull pain related (said) could be Ak?

MatydaLover

"a" can mean of or related to ... but it leads nowhere that I can see.

Quizmonster

AKING...akin = related to and term - in the sense of an ending - for festering is 'g', ie its last letter.

BlueIce

Question Author

Thanks, all. Have checked Chambers
which has Ake defined as "Old spelling
of the verb ache"

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