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Guardian 25,220

mikey4444 | 09:38 Sun 16th Jan 2011 | Crosswords

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17a....Witche's home's point in support" I can make ENCLOSE but can't work it out from the clue...any help please ?

Observer Cryptic 3355 Sunday January 16th 2011

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bibblebub

endorse ?

kayakamina

Endor Se

mikey4444

Question Author

Thanks bibblebub but I am fairly certain that 5d is correct ( french clef) so it should be
?N?L?S?. I know ENDORSE means to support but where does the witch come into it ?

roslyn251254

5d is french LOAF
Endor is the witch

bibblebub

The Witch of Endor - don't have crossword to know the clue for 5d

kayakamina

Endor = witch....S(outh)E(ast) = point - ENDORSE = support

roslyn251254

Witch of Endor from the bible book Samuel

mikey4444

Question Author

bibblebub...many thanks to you and kayakamina. 5d is as follows "Etre faineant-and maybe stick" I know the french phrase means lazy and perhaps cleft stick comes into it somewhere but after that I'm buggered ! Sometimes Araucaria just loses me !

kayakamina

'French Loaf' - an lazy person in France!