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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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Speccie 2300

Farrwest | 20:08 Thu 09th Mar 2017 | Crosswords

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Stuck on top left corner; answer to 1a. Provided police report, quite emollient (8, hyphened) SA???AL? would help. Thanks

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Your first a is wrong,it should be o.Hopefully you will now get it.

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Thanks hindle-a. Unfortunately I had a typo in my question. It should have been SO???AL? I still haven't got it!

Neveracrossword

The 'police report' is an abbreviation.

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softball

Ah o.k.

Two letter word for provided,three letter abbreviation for police report,three for quite =emollient.

Neveracrossword

Not Softball.

Neveracrossword

Farrwest, sorry if my hint was on the meagre side!

fiction-factory

APB

soap-ball

Neveracrossword

Yes - I was trying to give only hints as Farrwest's a regular Speccie solver!

aelmpvw

i don't get the 'all' bit for quite?

As an adverb

Neveracrossword

Aelmpvw, and Chambers gives 'quite' as a definition of 'all'.

aelmpvw

thank you

I've only just started the crossword.I may well be "back".

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