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bamberger | 20:16 Fri 21st Jan 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Fully solved but can't see wordplay for
10a A cat managed to crack old English biscuit. Ans oatcake (or might be oatbake) .
14d Little people or tedious people having argument. Ans borrowers. Bores/rowers somehow but little people?
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A Cat + OE (old English) - not sure where the K fits in = oatcake
20:18 Fri 21st Jan 2011
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The Borrowers were miniature people in a series of books of the same name http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Borrowers
20:18 Fri 21st Jan 2011
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14d tedious people = BORERS, put argument = ROW in the middle
20:18 Fri 21st Jan 2011
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10a The clue says FINE English not OLD which means

fine = OK which you crack(break) with anagram of ACAT giving OATCAK
then add E (English) answer OATCAKE
21:07 Fri 21st Jan 2011
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that does make quite a difference
21:08 Fri 21st Jan 2011

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