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I Know The Answer, But Why?

Marziecat | 14:19 Wed 16th Dec 2015 | Crosswords

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From the London Drinker crossword Dec/Jan 2015/16:
25 across: Caught behind, disheartened, walked off [6]
_ E_A_T
I’m pretty sure the answer is DEPART but why?
Many thanks

Daily Mail

Dt Todaay

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gangesboy

Trapped reversed minus the P (disheartened)

fiction-factory

Wrong tense isn't it? Probably ends is Ct

dannyk13

Trapped (caught) - p(disheartened) reversed

fiction-factory

Okay- trapped looks good- apart from the tense

Prudie

I agree with FF, clearly answer is depart from explanations above but walked off is depart-ed

fiction-factory

"...walk off" would have been a better clue I feel

dannyk13

From the London Drinker so maybe the setter was a bit tipsy.

Quizmonkey

And since when was 'behind' a reversal indicator?

Prudie

For as long as cge has been a recognised shortening of carriage ;-)
^Apologies - you had to be there

fiction-factory

I think I was there, prudie- I remember using CGE as an abbreviation for carriage in parsing something last week- I found it on a list of abbreviations somewhere.

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