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guardian crossword 25322

clog2 | 14:07 Mon 16th May 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Last one, everyone seems to know this one, as there are no questions about it.
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Striker in fustian, maybe yellow.
-a-m-r

Thanks

local paper crossword

I believe I can fly

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kayakamina

Hammer

clog2

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I thought about that but can't work out why, could you explain please?
Thanks

djmelancourt

Looks like nobody can explain. Pity.

Euphemia

Yellowhammer

djmelancourt

I think most people don't understand the "fustian" reference. If you can explain that, you win the prize. ;-)

mike11111

Fustian, as well as a coarse cloth,also means an unnatural style of writing or speaking, as a bad actor, one who "hams" would do.

mike11111

p.s It is also a drink prepared with egg yolks and lemon, which may go some way to accounting for the yellow.

Pixie_ears

hammer

djmelancourt

Mike, full marks for your explanation. The solution, when published, will confirm your hypotheses (or not, as the case may be). I couldn't find any reference (in Chambers) to the drink, so "yellow hammer" might be more correct.

mike11111

My Chambers (2003) gives the drink as the third definition of fustian. You are probably right about yellowhammer, I was no doubt trying to read too much into it.

djmelancourt

You're right! It's in my Chambers also - I was probably looking up "aardvark" by mistake.

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