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Daily Telegraph Toughie 418 Friday September 3rd 2010

fortis70 | 12:15 Sat 09th Jul 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Ring as reminder of a flapper caught in shady walk (5,4)

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i have put alarm call but i can't see why?

ALARM CALL – a ring given as a reminder of an event is built up from a word meaning “of a flapper” or “of a wing” with a shady walk around C(aught)

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very obtuse thank you dave

Sorry, BigDave44, but I can't follow your explanation.
I get the c for caught. Is ARM the flapper? What is the shady walk?

ALAR means "of a wing" and MALL is the shady walk

Thanks. I wasn't aware of that meaning of MALL, but I've checked and it's correct.

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