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Genius 226 By Soup

pomona | 16:32 Sat 09th Apr 2022 | Crosswords

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26a Keep oneself from recurring burden? ??T?A?N

Irish News Cryptic 9Thapril.

Irish News Cryptic 9Thapril .)

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pomona

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possibly refrain changing to retrain in the grid ??

JJ109

I think it is refrain changed to retrain but can't parse refrain (apart from keep onself from)

JJ109

Something that constantly repeats is also "refrain" but why burden?

mallyh

restrain

mallyh

oops ignore that

pomona

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according to mrs bradford burden is a synonym of refrain....

bookbinder

'Burden' is a musical term, and sometimes means 'a refrain'.
'The burden of my song' means 'the refrain of my song'.

JJ109

It is refrain

....form of refrain
…more than one person; the burden, in which a whole stanza is repeated; and the repetend, in which the words are repeated erratically throughout the poem. A refrain may be an exact repetition, or it may exhibit slight variations in meaning or form as in the following excerpt from “Jesse

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