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sat Times Jumbo cryptic 607

sgeandhu | 10:28 Fri 04th Nov 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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28d In prison overlooking river, one's lowered shutter (8) ?a?o?s??

44a Take orders? (6,6,6) ?i?h?s/?a???a/?c?i?n

some kind of action??

cheers

Tom

pearls of wisdom in take a break

Focus croosword

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geo0939

44ac is lights camera action.

geo0939

28d is jalousie

geo0939

Meant to say that a jalousie is a french shutterd window, or blind.

geo0939

Also 44ac refers to a film take.

sgeandhu

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many thx geo

i like 44a :-) ...should have got that one

28d don't like, don't think the clue makes sense

jail (prison) + ouse (river) no prob,? but no indication to anagram?

geo0939

Hi, 28d as you say jail+ouse+one(i)= jalousie; shutter.

billyshears

jailousie answer ISN'T an anagram. It's a straightforward stick jail in front, followed by river and bung an "i" in.

crofter

I agree with billyshears as far as stick "jail" in front of "ouse" - not with "bung an 'i' in". Better is move the 'i' lower down the order (ie one's lowered!).

I don't say I like the clue, but I think that interpretation was in the setter's mind!

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