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Daily Mail Prize Crossword 13999 Monday June 20th 2011

Musicman08 | 17:18 Mon 20th Jun 2011 | Crosswords

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16A. Englishman in Mexico going swimming across river. (6) ?R?N?O. This comes out as PRONTO. Explanation appreciated please !!.

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cupid04

***

cupid04

G R I N G O.

Gr in go?

is *** a banned word?

***

cupid04

anagram of going plus r =river

Carumba!

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Thanks Cupid. My sources did not come up with that. I see now , GOING + R.

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Thanks Sandyroe and douglas. Have a Tequila on me !!>

Helper1

It's *** not pronto (The letters of GOING mixed up around R for river)

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