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den

12th December 2010, 08:09
make that just 19a
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chris4food

12th December 2010, 08:44
Hi Karen, many thanks for that, although you did, inadvertently, give me the answer to 12a - hope the Crossword Puzzle police weren't watching!!!
I agree, 29d was an awful clue

Den, it's the name of an American group - don't know anything about them or if they are still around....
Cheers
Chris
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suggers

13th December 2010, 09:33
hi C4F, surely the group is a word for a scottish tribe?
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karen

13th December 2010, 11:19
Hi Chris, what a complete dolt I am! Meant to put anagram of bread. Sorry to all if I caused confusion. Karenx
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mondrian

13th December 2010, 17:43
Hello all Christmas crossword doers! I haven`t got my usual list of blank spaces with me so will have to come back to this site in a day or two if I need help. Hope you have all survived the harsh weather and I think there is more on the way!!
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cath from saron

13th December 2010, 18:06
we copy it so we can each think our different ways!

anyway, duly completed!

*wringing* our hands with joy!
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bees

13th December 2010, 20:52
Hi Mandala, So you liked 12A? It was the very last answer I got. Now I've got it, I don't really understand it.
Have you discovered the delights of Black Grouse?
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karen

13th December 2010, 22:21
Hi Bees,re-12a Breadmaker=bread(maker)=suggests anagram of bread=Santa does have one! Hope that helps to explain the clue! If not sorry. Best wishes.x
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karen

13th December 2010, 22:28
I've eaten grouse,enjoyed,in Scotland. I've never been told the colour of said beast. Should I have been?x
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mandala

13th December 2010, 23:09
Hi Karen,

I don't think you can eat the Black Grouse to which Bees refers.

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