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mrcroft | 15:24 Sat 07th Apr 2012 | Crosswords

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8dn if the answer is ANTAGONIST (opponent) where is its anagram and how does it involve STAG/INES (23dn) - the same question arises of 8dn TRANSIENCE

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yes antagonist is correct - its anagram - stag nation goes in at A 23d and A 3d

transience - anagram persistent goes in B 13d

Sorry no - that should be nectar ines - nectar goes in B 20d

How is transience an anagram of persistent?
Any help with 11 ac: Hold hard to ahuge part of a royal house that raised a laugh. A?A?T; G?T?A

avast and gotha
see my 2nd post - i said sorry i had the wrong anagram!

Thank you Roslyn. Can you explain the word play for GOTHA?

got ha (ha is the laugh) I think!?

Still struggling! Where does GOT come from?

got a laugh from the audience, say - same as "raised a laugh"
Not such a good clue

...and the royal house?

Saxe-Coburg and Gotha - dynasty of the British Royal Family .

\of course! Thank you for your extreme patience.

Thought this was an excellent crossword today!

So did I with most of it. Just no use at history!

finnkim

There are not 6 direct anagram pairings - that is why there are some which do not match.

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