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Spectator 2154

hankir | 17:31 Thu 20th Mar 2014 | Crosswords

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Last two.
Need hints.

23. Sugar apple in turnover (6)
?E?NER

35. Direct British film star (5)
?L?TT

Thanks in advance.

Times Quick Cryptic 9

Any Help Appreciated.

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bookbinder

23 tenner?

Wharton

35 Change the 1st 't' to 'n'

bibblebub

tenner
Blunt

shaneystar2

23 I have tenner but can't parse this Rennet is an apple (turnover)
35 Blunt

hankir

Question Author

Thank you all.
I meant to put the n where t was in 35 before entering.
With n, the answer is obvious.

Looked up tenner in Chambers and did not see sugar as the meaning.

Like shaneystar2, I am not sure why tenner is sugar.

Wharton

tenner=money=sugar (slang term)

shaneystar2

Thanks wharton .You learn something new every day !
Never heard that expression for a tenner before .

Wharton

shaneystar2 - I don't think it's slang for a tenner, just money in general.

shaneystar2

I should have flicked through my Bradfords Dictionary more thoroughly .
It's there ..under money and sugar ..lol.

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