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Independent 1130

Voulez-vous | 10:31 Sun 09th Oct 2011 | Crosswords

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19d) By the sound of it, actor is proverbial swearer (7) T?O?P?R

Is it TROOPER or TROUPER?

Any help much appreciated.

mos

Sat Times Cryptic No.946 12 dn

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sandyRoe

trouper. an actor. people are said to swear like a trooper

boxtops

I'd say Trouper - actor, sounds like Trooper

Voulez-vous

Question Author

Thanks very much to you both! I just couldn't work that out! :-)

Geoff.T

I've been puzzling too and came to the opposite conclusion. Reading the sentence carefully the implication to me is that the answer sounds like an actor and the answer wanted is the proverbial swearer.
Sorry to throw the cat among the pigeons
Geoff

shteve

I agree with Geoff.T and have gone for trooper.

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