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Rte 42

scooke | 18:00 Mon 05th Oct 2015 | Crosswords

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1d this one we hear needs dough, so what does he do?(5,5)???e?,bread
7d this must follow--- once out of play in GAA(4,4)?a?e,???e
15a oh, bother!(2-2)t?-d?
17d D then a curve d(9)de?r?e?ed

Middlesbrough Gazette Cryptic

Sunday World Cryptic

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Captain2

Think Jackdaw's going to have a hissy fit in a minute ;0))

(It's lasted longer than The Archers this thread)

fiction-factory

So it was picture type clue without the word curve in it.
It could well be De brief d then. SHame we can't see the actual picture/text

fiction-factory

I'm not sure there is a 1a, jackdaw

scorpiojo

Regina looks ok for 2d.

scorpiojo

...but 2d can't affect 7d

Jackdaw33

I thought that this crossword was the Irish equivalent of the Radio Times one. If there is not a 1a then there are no means of checking and the setter should be sacked. Yes, Cap'n. I might have a hissy fit because all I want is for the OP to clarify the issue; talk about drawing teeth!

scooke

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Jackdaw there is no 1a

Davemano

I suspect 2 could be ELAINE. MAD already shown, and MADELEINE is a requiem by Mozart. Eleine said is Elaine

Calibax

Bakes bread does not fit the definition in terms of acquiring money so it must be Makes bread

Jackdaw33

Fair enough. In that case the first letter cannot be resolved so you must take pot luck. I have to say, with reference to my last post, that this is a bad clue. A competent setter will devise his crossword so as to lead to only one solution, avoiding ambiguity.