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Scottish Review of Books - Queequeg No. 10

ArranBrown | 18:08 Sun 14th Aug 2011 | Crosswords

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17D. Silly person chooses to split hairs (3-5). However there are 9 spaces. I have N-T-I-K-S. I thought that NITPICKS answers the clue, but doesn't work with 9 letters. Any ideas?

Mail on Sunday 1,502

Sunday Telegraph General Knowledge 978

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boxtops

Nit picker is 9 letters

Calibax

Nit-Picks fits the clue and fits (3-5) are you sure there are 9 spaces?
Soundes like a compiler error if so.

JMR27

It must be nit picks. If the crossword is symmetrical have a look at the corresponding section to see which space can be shaded so that you end up with only 8 spaces.

boxtops

Nit-picker can be the "person" in the clue.

JMR27

Hi boxy I thought silly person = nit + chooses = picks

ArranBrown

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Thanks, all. I did think of 'nit-picker' but 30A appears to be RAMSAY (Spoil comeback, for example, of Scots poet), hence the 'S'.

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