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Pick Me Up 17

Polly37 | 19:40 Sat 19th Apr 2014 | Crosswords

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2 down Provide (for) 4 ?E?D Is it fend or need?

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fund?

fend, definitely.

Or Feed?

dictionary definition - look after and provide for oneself, without any help from others.

Fend is okay although I thought that was just providing for oneself

Baldric

Question doesn't mention a third-party

Polly37

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Many thanks think I will toss a coin between fend and feed ahaha

Thanks FF (nice initials!)- I thought the definition wasn't quite narrow enough but I can't find a better answer

f-f - I think the clue lies in the (for) after "provide". The verb "fend" is always used with "for" after it.
Salutations unto you, and Happy Easter.

mallyh

i've put feed

I think Fred is correct.^^^

mallyh

i had tend first then i googled to provide for in the thesaurus and feed came up

I put feed too

Fred is definitely correct.

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