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Dt 27643

chalky2850 | 01:52 Mon 10th Nov 2014 | Crosswords

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11a One bound tolearn his craft (10)????E???C?
2d Take Latin

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shoota

11a Apprentice

shoota

is 2d the whole clue? Letters?

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Thank you
2d Take Latin (6) R???P?

shoota

Remove ?
Occupy ?

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RECOPY ??

shoota

Is there a clue for the middle letter?

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New car is on account but capital is required = ACCRA

shoota

So it is now R?C?P? ......?
If you are sure of the 'R' then recopy seems the best bet but how it relates to the clue I have no idea....

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No I just cannot see it take=capio in Latin

iminoz

Recept?

Is an idea, so could fit Take, and is of Latin origin, but seems iffy

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Thank you

Recipe, imperative singular of recipio, to take, from the first word in medieval cooking instructions, pronounced originally re-ki-pe.

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Oh ! Thank you

Recipe is correct answer

Thecorn

From the Latin recipere to receive

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