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daily telegraph cryptic 25708

genius1933 | 10:54 Fri 29th Aug 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1ac is Talisman,1dn. is Tells Off; What is9ac.--
Large Firm? If so Why please. Ta in advance.

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Catron

1 down is TICKS OFF.

pbeach

1d is Ticks Off
9a is Carpe Diem

pbeach

Clue for 9a is "Live For Now?!" complained one, joining them.
Carpe Diem, is latin for Sieze The Day....

Catron

Could you not have let genius1933 have a go at working out 9 across for themselves, once they had been given the answer to 1 down, pbeach?

Question Author

thanks solvers-verbum sapientum-if I remember correctly!

pbeach

Could have done, but it looked like he wanted to know what 9ac was as well.... Apologies if this was an error.

Strix

"verbum sapienti sat est" :-)

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