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Times Jumbo Cryptic 926

Blodwyn | 12:19 Mon 23rd May 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I need confirmation/explanations for a few final answers please.
18ac. Vehicle suitable for snow and ice in US, we hear (6) SLEIGH ??
18dn. Fruit trifle put out of sight, as you might say (10) STRAWBERRY ??
39dn. Periodic upset for Queen Elizabeth I (9) RESURGENT ??
42ac. Like some feet, but not others (6) METRES ??
Thanks in advance

Sunday Times Prize Crossword 4434 Sunday May 22nd 2011

St. Guthlac's Ladies' Guild 'Number Hunt' Quiz

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naartje

42 Metric

Blodwyn

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Thanks Naartje - why couldn't I see that?

naartje

Hello Blodwyn - do you have letters inserted in other clues?

emeritus

18a Yes Sleigh (In the US this Ice can mean Slay)

chelle7272

18ac 'ice' is us slang for kill (slay)
18d straw - little value - trifle and berry sound like bury (out of sight)

bibblebub

39a RECURRENT [=periodic]

upset for queen elizabeth = ER backwards = RE
i = CURRENT [symbol for electrical current]

Blodwyn

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Thanks all - Sorry I didn't get back to you naartje I had to go out!! Once you gave me "metric" I thought "recurrent" but still coudn't get the wordplay beyon RE. I will have to gen up on my US slang and electricity symbols. Thanks once again.

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