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Daily Express Prize Crossword 26409 Saturday November 27th 2010

dwil | 11:46 Mon 29th Nov 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Why is: "modest woman's figure" TWO?

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because it's included in the clue words ...modesT WOman... - the 's indicates that it belongs to that

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Presumably because TWO is contained in the words modesT WOman

dwil

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Thanks. Bad clue.Convention demands an indicator eg Modest woman has small figure.

NOT a bad clue! The indicator is there, as described above. "modest woman's" means "modest woman has".

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