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Guardian Crossword 23,544

lloyd1e | 17:10 Sun 28th Aug 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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What is the 'kind' to which Araucaria refers? Countries? Anyone done this? Help!

DT 27th

anatomy

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kev100

I dont get the guardian lloyd1e so I may be way off base here, but the definition of the word is as follows:

Araucaria ia a genus of conifers in the Monkey puzzle family Araucariaceae. They are familiar to many people as the genus of the distinctive conifer the Monkey-puzzle, Araucaria araucana.

monkey puzzle tree is also known as the "baobab tree"

cowpat

Almost kev100 except a monkey puzzle tree is also known as a Chilean Pine, a baobab tree is known as a "monkey bread tree".

Chinajan

Araucaria is a, well I would say *the*, crossword compiler in the Grauniad.

As to 'kind', can you give us the context of the clue?

lloyd1e

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There is a general comment/hint (i.e it isn't a numbered clue) from Araucaria which is as follows: Nearly half the solutions are of a kind and their clues may lack further definition. Thanks

seabrook

'kind' to which Araucaria refers are African countries.

Chinajan

Oh right. In these cases, Araucaria is indicating that all of those answers are on a similar theme.

He is an elderly clergyman, by the way. Just thought I'd throw that irrelevance in.

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