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davey b | 23:01 Mon 04th Jan 2016 | Crosswords

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Painting function cycling ??CCO

Heel - head? E?N??

Logos (& part) in 2 TH?/W?R?/?? (2 is BEGINNING )

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Sam1960

secco

davey b

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Thanks Sam. Can you please parse?

Prudie

The word is ? (in the beginning is the word)

Logos

The word go

the word go?

davey b

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Thanks folks. Any parsing?

http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/secco

But don't know about the cycling.

(From) The word go means from the beginning.

Prudie

From Sam's SEC is a mathematical function but I don't get the CO and cycling.

There has been lots of discussion on anther site re

Head - Heel - Ernie was suggested at one point , but I haven't a clue.

The answer to 13A 'Heel - head' was 'Ennui'. Can anybody explain?

The associated answer to 7D 19 - in 13? (4) was SIGN and 19A was OMEN.

heel - head = LIST LESS NESS

Calibax

Function COSEC(ant) - cycling because the first two letters are put to the end

Thank you, Bibblebub - I'll file that one away in case the clue recurs.

also, for 7d the '-' in 13a is a minus sign

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