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Azef 2057

hankir | 21:27 Sun 30th Oct 2011 | Crosswords

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So close.
need two.

22A Penny, genuinely early one found in Scotland (5)
PE?HT

31A Ditch love over major deception? (5)
ONE?R

Thanks in advance

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pecht

Calibax

One-er?
Reen + O reversed

hankir

Question Author

Thank you both.
I had thought of both the answers but I don't know what they mean.
Is pecht a Scottish word?

A Pecht is a Pict

P (penny) + ECHT (genuine)

hankir

Question Author

Thanks Kayakamina.

It makes sense now.

Calibax

Chambers gives Reen as a variation of rhine (ditch)
and One-er as a big lie

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