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A Sailor Goes Round V&a To Find Hindu Deity (6) V&a?

fatcracker1 | 22:48 Wed 27th Aug 2014 | Crosswords

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A Sailor goes round V&A to find Hindu Deity (6) V&A?

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Obiter

Atavar

Ouzel

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Thanks Obiter, so V&A stood for nothing, just letters in the clue?

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Sorry I'm a nuisance, I always like understand exactly what it means, that's how I'll become as good as you!

Obiter

Yes, though in other contexts it may stand for Victoria and Albert.

Victoria + Albert, a museum in London

In this case, fatcracker, it did only mean the letters V and A. But the clue was trying to mislead you into thinking it meant the Victoria & Albert (Museum).

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Sandyroe & Obiter, you two understand me thanks! got one more though; like huge consumers taken over some cheese boards (5)

Ouzel

Obese (backwards in clue)

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appreciate the explanation Kettledrum, it's like sitting here being bombarded with Eureka's ha!

obese - che ESE BO ards

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Well spotted Ouzel and that's complete, I will now take my leave and wish you all a pleasant evening yeah little crackers, till next time!

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