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Welcome to Title Builder Beta.

This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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The Times 27216

TioMateo | 20:17 Thu 27th Dec 2018 | Crosswords

5 Answers

Last one from this puzzle:-
Shock from head of church shifting a little power to the right (5) A?P?L The answer seemingly has to be APPAL ( = Shock), and the word play seems to involve PAPA (= head of church) and L = little?), but I cannot parse the wording to justify the result. Yes, I know I'm pedantic - but one is entitled to be (especially with The Times).

£500 Giant Christmas General Knowledge Crossword Sat 22 Dec 2018 68A Traditional Style Of Knitwear With Patterns And Multiple Colours

The Final Whistle

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ubasses

Best Answer

papal move the first p to the right

20:19 Thu 27th Dec 2018

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ubasses

papal move the first p to the right

vetuste_ennemi

[p]a(p)pal

TioMateo

Question Author

Thank you ubasses. I should have sussed that the preposition "for" justified the adjective PAPAL rather than the noun PAPA. But, if that is the case, I am left feeling that the word "little" in the clue is totally redundant. Would you agree?