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Mon Daily Mail Prize Crossword, confirmation, please?

Jock13 | 09:49 Tue 24th Jan 2012 | Crosswords

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11 across, 10 letters, - clue is, It 'lactates' in a way.

Is this STALACTITE, and if so, why?

Yorkshire post

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dannyk13

Yes it is an anagram of it lactates

Captain2

Yes anagram of it lactates

factor-fiction

I think so, but I can't see the definition. Is that the full clue?

Jock13

Question Author

Thank you dannyk13 and Captain2.
Yes, factor30, it is the full clue.
I can see it is an anagram, but can't see what stalactite has to do with lactation?

dannyk13

Nothing at all "it lactates" are the letters of the anagram

factor-fiction

Yes, but in my experience anagram clues also include a definition of the answer- and I can't see one here

Jock13

Question Author

Yes, factor30, I agree, and I can't see a connection either.
A bit obscure, this one.

Zhukov

is it a double meaning..anagram is also literal meaning of Greek..Stalactite..to drip...to lactate..produce milk/drip?

Jock13

Question Author

Thanks, Zhukov, you could be right.
Still a bit obscure, but good to get the little grey cells working.

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