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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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Inquisitor 1674

tedsgran | 17:34 Sat 21st Nov 2020 | Crosswords

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33a Prop comprising one part attached to one Shakespearean garment (8) S?I?T?R? There is an extra "O" in the wordplay
9d Controlled hydrant line installed in plant (6) HEL?E? Extra "B" in the wordplay

Slightly Foxed, 12.

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tedsgran

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33a is now ship-tire (a headdress)

Neveracrossword

33 Shiptire, an old garment. Sh(o)re, prop +I Pt, one part +I, one.
9 Helmed, controlled.

tedsgran

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Thanks ...how does helmed parse please?

Eagledave

Hydrant is H; Line is L and Plant is Embed

tedsgran

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Help please with the 2nd thematic location

Neveracrossword

I think Embed would be plant, with HL being hydrant line. That's working backwards, I knew the B was an extra letter produced by wordplay. Helmed, controlled.

tedsgran

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Thank you for the parse