Dailymail Thurs 10/01/2013

[Eatock]

13 across 7 letters s-a-e-- harry wades across estuarine fringes collecing this also in these crosswords why do we see the word harry regularly 8 down 6letters -t---e starchy food gets cooked with most of 11 in it thanks in advance brainboxes

[vakayu]

seaweed

[vakayu]

stodge

[ubasses]

8 stodge

[factor-fiction]

Where does the first clue end please?

[emmie]

seaweed
stodge

[factor-fiction]

I see- it must end after the word see

[factor-fiction]

I meant the word 'this'

[vakayu]

Factor you are tying yourself in knots there!!

[factor-fiction]

>also in these crosswords why do we see the word harry regularly. I suppose because it can at first glance be thought of as a name when in fact it has other meanings. I assume here it means to afflict and suggests an anagram

[aelmpvw]

harry is a crossword clue for anagram

[factor-fiction]

I know, vakayu.
Clearly everyone else understood it but to me it didn't make sense as it consisted of a clue and then a general query without any punctuation in between.

[Eatock]

thankyou aelmpvw you learn something everyday

[vakayu]

Never mind factor you answered it in the end,that's all that matters.