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Sunday Telegraph General Knowledge (Gk) 1132 Sunday August 3Rd 2014

jellybun | 16:32 Sun 03rd Aug 2014 | Crosswords

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Last one just can't get it. Any help appreciated. 12ac Perilous state of affairs. 9L - R - C - P - CE.

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Svejk

precipice

ubasses

precipice

Precipice

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Thank you all, enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

I'm ill at ease with precipice as the answer, it seems insufficient - what does anyone else think??

Precipice was all I could find to fit the crossing letters.

Calibax

^Chambers has:
Precipice: n a high vertical or nearly vertical cliff or rock face; a perilous state of affairs; a headlong fall

Looks good - def 2 here:

The missing link ...

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/precipice

Thanks Ladyalex, scorpiojo and calibax, I hadn't realised it was used like this, happier with it now :-)

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