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explanation please

bulldog | 17:03 Sat 23rd Jul 2011 | Crosswords

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dt26612
9a:exotic fruit makes two servings of pud(6)
bigdave44 explains that paw (as in answer pawpaw) is another name for pud.Not in any of my dictionaries or reference books.
Advice please
bulldog

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Lie-in King

Chambers has - pud - (inf) a paw, fist or hand...

scotman

chambers gives

Pud (noun); a paw, fist or hand.

bulldog

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to:Lie-in King
many thanks.Not in my 21st Century Chambers,Oxford or 2011 Collins.
Finally found it in very old(& very cheap)Cassell
Must look in it more often!
cheers
bulldog

BigDave44

O ye, of little faith!

Lie-in King

Lol :-))

How are you, BD? Well, I trust...

mike11111

It's in my Chambers. It's under 'pud', but not under 'paw'.

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