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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Speccie 2421

Farrwest | 19:10 Thu 15th Aug 2019 | Crosswords

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Got the theme but not 2d and 3d. Please help with 2d Scholar cut chatter (5) ?A??? and 3d Language of big buzzing city - fine words mostly (6) ?e???c. Thank you

Any Answers Please

Pioneer794

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scorpiojo

2 Rabbi(t)?

Neveracrossword

3 Wendic.

Farrwest

Question Author

Thanks scorpiojo. Any thoughts on 3d?

Farrwest

Question Author

thanks neveracrossword. Could you parse that one for me!

scorpiojo

First half..

wen1

/wɛn/

noun

2.

ARCHAIC

a very large or overcrowded city.

"the great wen of London"

Neveracrossword

Wendic's a language(an old part of Germany). Wen is defined as 'an enormous congested city' and Dic….hm, I don't know about that bit!

Neveracrossword

Farrwest (and Scorpiojo), I didn't parse it initially as I wasn't sure how it all worked! I've since learned that 'dick' means 'fine words' (yes, really) so Dic is 'fine words mostly'.

scorpiojo

Dic(k) (2) Chambers : fine words

Farrwest

Question Author

Thanks all. My low opinion of the setter hasn't changed!

scorpiojo

:-)

Neveracrossword

Both of us were glad to help, Farrwest - and it was good to learn a new word/meaning. I quite enjoyed this puzzle.
PS Did you read there was a mistake in the instructions?