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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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Jumbo Crossword. No. 871 Times, 15 May 2010

davethewave | 18:14 Mon 24th May 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

3 Answers

Is it just me who found the Saturday (15/5) Times Jumbo crossword unusually difficult?

I cannot work out the following and would be VERY grateful for any light being shed
on them.

Thanks!

David

22down. Last of all, takes garlic with chive from vegetable plot (6)
S?H???

36 down. Like Albion perhaps, quietly thrashing side four-one (10)
?E?F??????

44down. US city area appears in acceptable light (7)
o??????

54across. Buzz journalist after half of old item is dug up (7)
?????L??

Nursery Rhymes

places in dumfries and galloway

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bibblebub

22d scheme - last letters

36d perfidious = p + anagram of (side+four=i)

44d Oakland = a(area) inside of ok + land

54a exhumed - buzz = hum, journalist = ed, (can't think why ex)

bibblebub

I think it's EX because item here means a couple (of people), and so when they have split up one of them would be an ex.

davethewave

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Thank you. Much appreciated!

David

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