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God Put Wind Beneath It (Times Crossword 26706)

what_is_up | 09:13 Tue 25th Apr 2017 | Crosswords

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The answer to 8ac God put wind beneath it is Saturn apparently. I cannot see how you parse this however. Could someone help me. Thanks.

Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 28410 Tuesday April 25Th 2017

Sunday Times Prize Crossword ,4743 Sunday April 23Rd 2017

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Tilly2

I can't help other than saying it could be wind as in wind the bobbin up, thus turn at the end?

JJ109

Saturn (God) = turn (wind pronounced whined) + Sa = Sex Appeal = IT

Tilly2

The SA bit got me!

murraymints

don't get ANY of that !! lol

JJ109

yes -hi Tilly - I have noticed that SA is being used for "it" quite a bit lately and in a variety of crosswords.

donny48

Good morning ,Minty XXOOXX

Tilly2

Thanks for that, JJ. I'll try to remember. :-)

murraymints

Morning Donny XX..OO..XX..OO..

donny48

Until you mentioned wind, Tilly, I was pursuing local names for breezes so was miles away. Good clue and excellent answer from JJ.

murraymints

ah..get it now !!! not a breeze but wind as clock

Jackdaw33

Common practice to use words which have more than one pronunciation. Most people at first glance would read it as wind (gust) rather than wind (turn). Flower to mean river rather than bloom is frequently used.

Tilly2

...or bobbin...:-)

murraymints

wee tinkers them compilers ! lol

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