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Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 26427 Saturday December 18th 2010

maxymax | 13:52 Sat 18th Dec 2010 | Crosswords

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Is 9across Osiery or Osiers? Also if 4 across is Cloddish other than it being lumpy what has gazpacho got to do with it as it is not a fish (i.e.cod) soup? Thanks for any help.

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factor-fiction

anagram of COLD DISH?

factor-fiction

Isn't GAZPACHO cold soup?

ubasses

gazpacho is coLd dish take the L out and place it in the word a little earlier making cLoddish

factor-fiction

It would help if we knew the exact clue and known letters, but CLODDISH sounds right based on it being lumpy and gazpacho being a cold dish

ubasses

The full clue Lumpy gazpacho perhaps left a little earlier

maxymax

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Sorry Guys. 9across is "Wickerwork covering for 'ocks and 'aunches?" O - I - R - (6)
4across is " Lumpy gazpacho perhaps left a little earlier (8)" - L - D - I - H . I think ubasses has got the reasoning right. I had not picked up that it was a soup served cold but that it was a vegetable soup. Still not sure whether it is Oziers or Oziery.

ubasses

I have gone for osiery as hosiery would be the covering without the H and osiers is what you would use for wickerwork leaving me thinking osiery would be the wickerwork