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Sunday Telegraph Enigmatic Variations 1160 Sunday 1 February 2015

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British_Olympics | 22:13 Wed 18th Feb 2015 | Crosswords
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Glaswegian one-liner detailed naughty girl with Romeo (between 4 and 7 letters) There is a superfluous word beginning with g which should be ignored.
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Bawr (Scot. "joke"; Chambers)

- even though it's a Scots word, removing "Glaswegian" leaves - 'baw(d)' (brothel-keeper; prostitute; naughty girl, detailed) + 'R(omeo)' (??)
23:06 Wed 18th Feb 2015
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The other way round might be to ignore "girl", go for 'Bawr' as a Glaswegian one-liner, having "detailed" 'baw(dy)' (naughty) & adding 'R(omeo)'... (??)
23:15 Wed 18th Feb 2015
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Thank you Lie-in King !
00:10 Thu 19th Feb 2015
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If it's right, happy to help! :-)
00:11 Thu 19th Feb 2015

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