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mahonia | 22:30 Wed 15th Nov 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Please can anyone help with 14 across
Tiger at US Open? Sensational, with no indication of pain (4) -EL-

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I don't fully follow this - but yellow is a word for sensational, take away ow for the indication of pain, and the answer appears to be yell.

JMR27

I think your answer is correct - Chambers defines tiger as 'a yell to supplement a cheer (U.S.)'
(first I've heard of it!)

mahonia

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Thanks both - hadn't come across yellow as sensational before, or tiger as yell. You live and learn!

'Yellow' means sensational in the phrase 'yellow journalism'...so 'yell' is certainly the right answer.

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