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tel 25753

lizwhiz1 | 11:10 Tue 21st Oct 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Have done the crossword but can you explain these answers??
23a Posh, wearing suit where lots go (7) = Auction.. posh weraing suits??
9 d Extremely happy being in open, the man second on (4,3,4) = over the moon I get 'extreemly happy' but not the rest!
16 Constant bridge partners clinging on to power (7)
=non stop get 'constant' but not the rest.
HELP!

rtxwrd44

tuesday crusader

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dundurn

23a u and non-u were terms for posh and non-posh people (Mitford?), a suit is a term for a legal action, so action around 'u' gives auction - which is where lots go under the hammer

dundurn

9d open = overt, man = he, second = mo, on=on

dundurn

16 not sure if this is a very good clue?

Bridge partners can be EW or NS, in this case NS anagrammed with 'on to' and 'P' for power - at least that's how I'd make some sort of sense of it.

lizwhiz1

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Many thanks for your help! I couldn't see anything at all! U and non-u.. must remeber that and you can tell I don't play bridge!