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Morning
Good old Doc.
Congratulations to a worthy winner- well done Jacqui.
Enjoy
DJA
Good old Doc.
Congratulations to a worthy winner- well done Jacqui.
Enjoy
DJA
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thanks, Shaneystar2 - we had just worked out what it must be (from Neveracrossword's hint) and Google confirms it but it is really tough if you don't have the latest Brewer. Another of the answers was in the 18th but not in the 17th. We find Brewer annoying as it doesn't have a proper alphabetical index, and don't feel like buying yet another volume of it. There's a grumble for you - but it would surely be such a simple thing to engage somebody for a few weeks to compile an index that would triple the value of the work.
I was lucky enough to win the 19th edition of Brewers otherwise I would be stumped when Doc turns up with his obsession with it .It's not a book I would I would buy.I wonder if he gets a fee for plugging it :)
I also went through various headings until the penny dropped .An alphabetical index would be useful.
Good luck .
I also went through various headings until the penny dropped .An alphabetical index would be useful.
Good luck .
On holiday without my copy of Brewer, but I managed to get almost everything. I misled myself with 27D, which I originally had as MERLIN'S (there is one). This made 38A impossible. I have corrected this mistake and now have only 15A. No amount of searching has found it. Could someone give me a hint?
Brewer is available online at Credo reference with your library card number:
http:// literat i.credo referen ce./con tent/en try/bre werphra se/oak
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