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Financial times Diversions Crossword 12,019

ralphwalker | 06:10 Thu 15th Dec 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1.3 Down. Liberal Doctor etc. Help please

2. 26 across. Is it basket, packet or casket. Why?

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have you any letters in place

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For 3 down have
P?E?T?D?S

26 Across I have
?A?K?T so it must be packet, basket or casket, but for the life of me I can't work out which

Ralph - please provide the full clues. Ta!

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Tks.

3 Down Clue

"Liberal doctor elopes with nut"

26 Across clue

""Mint sweet container"

Any ideas?

3d is Plenteous anagram of nut and elopes
26A Casket.....Cast ..to mint something. and a container casket. This is what I have put anyway !

3d. Plenteous (doctor = 'alter' elopes+nut)

26a. Shaney - I reckon 'packet', as in 'it cost a packet', or a mint. Then 'packet of sweets' for sweet container.

I reckon you are right johnalex..!
Too late now ! have sent it in.Why do we torture ourselves like this !!

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Many thanks all of you. Risking being accused of making a dreadful pun --- Are we all "nuts"?!

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