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Guardian Prize 26,525

AMartinP | 13:21 Sat 21st Mar 2015 | Crosswords

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1d: 16's response to theatre administration? (16a is Stephen Sondheim): *n*s*h*s*a. I can only think of "anesthesia", which is the US version of "anaesthesia". Is this right? If so, why? If not, what on earth is it??

Independent Prize Crossword 8871 Saturday March 21St 2015

Giant Crossword Dm

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rodders12

I think it refers to operating theatre administration - SS is the clue to the American spelling.

AMartinP

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Yes, thank you. I suppose it's something which is administered in a theatre, an operating one, that is, but the clue's a bit unconvincing, I think.

Eleusis

The idea is that "Anaesthesia" is the state (of loss of feeling/insensibility), while "Anaesthetic" is what is administered.

So an American's 'response' to an anaesthetic (the 'theatre administration') would be 'ANESTHESIA'.

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