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Telegraph toughie 446

Bethnesa | 11:21 Sun 24th Oct 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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I found this puzzle extremely difficult. Could someone please start me off with the answer to 1 & 23 across. The clue is 'Don's toast due, having no quarrel with Ode to Skylark.' Four words 3,5,3 and 4. Perhaps with this start I might be able to suss out the connecting clues. Thanks.

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Oldred

our queer old dean

Bethnesa

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Thank you Oldred, but I still don't see why. Clarification please, and then I can kick myself

Lie-in King

May I?

It's an anag of 'due + no quarrel + ode'

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoonerism

^1st line in "Examples"

Oldred

It points you in the dirrection of the don that you are looking for.
Some might have said 'our dear old queen'
Further help here if you need it:-
http://bigdave44.com/2010/10/22/toughie-446/

Bethnesa

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Thank you both for your time and help. One of the links you sent me too also said that this Toughie was particularly hard, so I don't feel quite so 'twp' ( a useful Welsh word for when one's brain is not engaged)

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