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Everyman

Wolfram9 | 05:06 Sun 07th Apr 2024 | Crosswords

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Well, today's xword is an absolute minx - heads are hurtin' :)

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JJ109

I'm sorry. I haven't a clue what you mean!

Seriously, I have finished it, if you need any help, although I cannot parse 25a!

1ozzy

Post a clue that may help you get rolling Wolfram.

JJ will assist, surely.

1ozzy

What's 25a JJ?

Just out of curiosity 🤔

JJ109

25a Ozzy

Powerful man alongside Nick Robinson at the start and end, dancing about? (10)

?H?R?E?T?N

1ozzy

It's gotta be Charleston, dancing.

Prince Charles, oops, king Charles these days, alongside = to, Nick Robinson, start and end = N

JJ109

That is what I came up with Ozzy - but it's a bit flakey!

1ozzy

I agree, sometimes cryptic setters run out of ideas and publish "close enough"

19d Fry rank chicken . Ans must be Stephen (as in the actor) -how does rank =step , please?

Chambers Thesaurus (Online) gives -

step - n ... rung, stair, level, rank, point

Thanks -but I really can't think of a sentence where you could substitute "step" for "rank". e.g

First step is to get the bus .

I'm on the first step of the ladder.

The Premier League is of much greater rank than the German Bundesliga

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