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caveman38 | 07:29 Thu 14th Sep 2017 | Crosswords

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12A. Film miners beginning to dig quays overlooking harbour. D-A-V S

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donny48

dwarves

Dwarves- The seven were miners; D(ig) + warves(quays)

morning Donny XX..OO..XX..

fiction-factory

D +wharves minus the H (harbours) isn't it

Question Author

I thought that myself, except. Research suggests that warves are not plural of wharf, and. What are/is film miners.
Hope you'll oblige.

Correct FF .Mea culpa

The seven dwarves (film)were miners. Wharves(harbours) minus h(harbour)

fiction-factory

the dwarves were miners in a film ( hey ho hey ho it's off to work we go) I think

donny48

film miners= dwarves (snow white)
(beginning to dig) d + warves(wharves without h (harbour)

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Oh, I see it. overlooking = minus. Thanks all.

donny48

wharves in British
(wɔːvz)
plural noun
wharf
Collins English Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers

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