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Radio Times Prize Crossword 36 Sunday September 2nd 2012

sandyRoe | 14:15 Sun 02nd Sep 2012 | Crosswords

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8a Flog bits from the east? (5) - T - A -. 17d Loose animal is returned to police department (7) - L - C - i -.

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17d flaccid

17d. flaccid - calf reversed + cid

Flaccid

8a Strap - 'parts' back; from East
17d Flaccid - 'calf' (returned) + 'CID'

8a. strap - parts reversed.

8a Strap (Parts reversed)

Baldric

STRAP
FLACCID

bert_h

animal = CALF, returned = FLAC, police department = CID so loose = FLACCID

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Thank you all.

Fifilatourdefran

17D: Loose is the definition. Animal is a baby one starting with a C. And the plain clothes cops in the UK are in the...?

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Radio Times Prize Crossword 36 Sunday September 2nd 2012

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