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Azed 2327

Farrwest | 18:09 Sun 15th Jan 2017 | Crosswords

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Help needed on one to finish - 18a Priest has to criticize regressive standards? (6) p?tals If petals why? Thanks

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donny48

p =priest + etals Slate reversed(criticize regressive)

P(priest) +slate(criticise) reversed

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Petals - 'p(riest)' + 'slate' (criticize, back)

Standard - the uppermost petal of a papilionaceous flower (Chambers)

donny48

Could not see the definition , thank you LIK.

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Thanks donny48 and dannyk13. I saw that but what's the definition if petals is the answer

donny48

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LIK post at 17.13

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Thank you Lie-in-King.

You're welcome :-)

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