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Dm 15 Across Is This Unrest Or Uprise

planeman | 10:42 Tue 11th Jun 2013 | Crosswords

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DM 15 a. Whichever the the answer an explanation would be appreciated

UNREST or UPRISE could equally apply to the Clue "Riot"

Daily Record £100

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tezzerbear

unrest, fits rest of answers i have. Flying buttress scrum and sun visor

planeman

Question Author

Thanks tezzerbear. However, UPRISE also fits in with the other three answers, so still looking for an explanation of "UNREST" OR "UPRISE"

emeritus

I dont see Uprise as a Synonym for Riot. Uproar maybe

Unrest looks correct to me

whitehill

I agree with planeman - I'd like to know how either answer fits with the clue - it's not just riot - it's "riot abandoned, rained off"

Sipowicz

Unrestrained minus rained.

emeritus

Abandoned = Unrestrained . Take off Rained = Unrest

whitehill

Thanks - as always, so obvious when it's explained.......

planeman

Question Author

Thanks to all concerned. I have accepted UNREST for the reason given by emeritus.

Just one minor point, on which I stand to be corrected,

I understand that to RIOT may be used as a Verb as can to UPRISE and that a RIOT can be an uprising

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