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Daily Telegraph Toughie Thursday May 1St 2014

catsrcool | 10:06 Thu 01st May 2014 | Crosswords

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25dn Eric maybe offering nice brandy (4) ?i?e

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Rice

Rice

Frank97

Rice

Sorry (senior moment ) Fine

rice? A guess.

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Put in rice online and it says wrong answer

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Thanks
fine accepted but why?

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/eric

Sveral people called Eric Fine on google but no idea to which the clue refers.

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Thanks anyway

Apparently eric is a fine, See Scorpiojo ^^^e

An attempt at misdirection by the setter, poor in my opinion.

Penelope.Are not most cryptic clues misdirections?

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Tried that link it wont let me see the definition unless I start a 14 day trial

eric or eriach - an old IRish fine paid by a muderer to his victims family

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http://www.yourdictionary.com/Eric

Baldric

Try this one

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/fine

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Thanks all

dannyk13. No not necessarily IMO.

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