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Radio Times Crossword No. 26

honeythief | 16:55 Fri 01st Jul 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Apologies if this has already been asked and answered, but a search didn't come up with any results.

11A Clark needs boots to be sulky (8) P_T_L_N_ Is it petulant? 16A Related to runner containing bug (7) _O_N_T_ The only thing I can think of is hornets. ??? Thanks in advance. :)

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kev100

absolutely agree on both counts

BazLegg

Well it is Petulant - (Petula Clark - Downtown fame) but not sure how how the nt relates to "needs boots"....

honeythief

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BazLegg: I'm not sure why boots equals nt either, but I agree, PETULANT seems to be the most appropriate answer.

kev100: After Googling the clue, I've discovered another ref to that question on this forum that suggests that the answer is COGNATE. Which makes sense as cognate means "related to". Runner = coe, containing bug = gnat.

Thanks for the help guys. I hope I can return the favour some time. :)

kev100

I like it honeythief, my runner came from a fell running team called the hornets.

mike1222

Is the first one definitely ".......needs boots........."? If it was "books" it would be NT = New Testament.

honeythief

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Well caught mike1222! :) It is indeed "books" not "boots". *embarrassed* I think a trip to the optician is called for. *lol* I'd better put my glasses on before I attempt to tackle no. 27. *g*

And credit for suggesting COGNATE should go to crofter. Thanks crofter. :D

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