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The Mail on Sunday Bare Bones Sunday July 8th 2012

Grayman46 | 12:33 Sun 08th Jul 2012 | Crosswords

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10A. Cross about chess piece's opener. D?O?M?N

I think the answer is DOORMAN, but can anyone explain the connection with 'cross' please?

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boxtops

A cross is also a Rood (backwards) - cross "about"

glasman

cross about - rood

Rood another name for a cross

ColinL

A general term used for a pawn is "man". So assume cross=rood and answer is doorman

i just thought that a doorman opened the door!

cath x

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Many thanks for all replies. I have not heard of a rood as a cross.

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The Mail on Sunday Bare Bones Sunday July 8th 2012

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