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Cryptic Crossword

dumb&dummer | 15:53 Mon 02nd Apr 2012 | Crosswords

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Can anyone provide answers and explanations for these -
Corridor for Lawrence in a l-line (6) A?T?R?
Pick up the french article after midnight (5) G?E??
Play with brother Eric on the fourth of July (6) M???E?

Northern Scot - Thank you in advance

Northern Scot - Thank you in advance

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Tilly2

Glean, gleam

bulliver

monkey (play) = 'monk' (brother) + 'E'(ric) + (Jul)'y'

Psybbo

artery?

Calibax

Yes artery
TE (Lawrence [of Arabia]) in a R-Ry (railway) LINE
L-line suggests stuttering so the first letter (R) is repeated

weecalf

aye tis gleam

boxtops

To GLEAN means to pick up (information)

dumb&dummer

Question Author

Thanks everyone. I had considered GLEAN and ARTERY but I couldn't, and still can't see a reason why they could be correct. I never thought of MONKEY, but Bulliver's explanation makes it clearly the answer.

bulliver

glean (pick up) = 'le' ('the' in French) + 'an' (article) after (ni)'G'(ht) (mid-night)

dumb&dummer

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Sorry, I made my last post without seeing the explanation by Calibax which certainly convinces me. Still can't see GLEAM or GLEAN.

dumb&dummer

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......and again I posted without seeing Bulliver's last. Thanks again to everyone who helped.

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