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Jaimsieboy | 19:56 Sat 06th Feb 2016 | Crosswords

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55 Down - Falls ill again - (9) ?t?a?s?s
77 Down - Hit hard (3) ?a?

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77 Pan

77 ram?

77 Lam ?

77 I'm told that Pan is used locally so change to Tan which is used more.

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Hi Folks, spoilt for choice Ram, Pan, Tan & Lam ? - Ah decisions decisions !!!..J/boy

Difficult, no other crossers?

lam1
lam/Submit
verbinformal
hit hard; strike.
"I'll lam you in the mouth in a minute"

I thought 'lam' a wee bit more Scots?

I say, steady on. :-))

Sorry Sandy.

:))

Sounds like a Bolton lass to me! ;))

I've been sussed.

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Hi Folks, thanks for all your help...J/Boy

My post might have raised a bit of a smile if it had come directly after, "I'll lam you in the mouth in a minute.", but I was too slow.

erb56

RAM.......77'

BilSuth

Lam has come up before. Pan usually clued as utensil.

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