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tuftybri | 19:15 Mon 27th Sep 2010 | Crosswords

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8 ac In some places, one went away from Lakes attraction immersed (10)
U - D - R - A - E - I'm thinking UNDERTAKER or UNDERTAKEN or am I on
the wrong track? Any help appreciated as it's the last one, Thanks

Mephisto 2613

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kayakamina

underwater

sandyRoe

Underwater?

shaneystar2

Underwater
( der(went)

tuftybri

Question Author

Yeah, I was musing on UNDERWATER too, I suppose in fits in with immersed but
can't see the rest. Thanks kayakamina and sandyRoe

tuftybri

Question Author

Right, thanks shaneystar2 I can see most of it now but it.s a bit loose and where does the un come in?

shaneystar2

I can only think of Un =one .Went ( away) from derwent ( lakes attraction)
yes it is a bit loose .

boxtops

underwater means immersed

BigDave44

I thought it was an excellent clue, and the full explanation is not fully given above.

UN is certainly "in some places, one" but the full Lakes attraction is Derwentwater, from which "went" is removed, and it's not at all loose.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derwentwater

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