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Patsy33 | 21:07 Tue 24th Oct 2017 | Crosswords

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Roundabout way of saying, "trapping" (10)
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Argues with Les, getting a snack. (4)
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Sorry,
-N-----G--
(10)

tang(les)

2 Tack(les) - tack are hard biscuits.

to argue with =tangle

fiction-factory

Is TANG a snack though, ellie? TACK seems to be

Yes ellie, but what is the snack.

Tang is a fruit drink which therefore can be a snack

Tackle doesn't really mean to 'argue'

No problem if a drink is a snack.

definition of snack: a small portion of food or drink or a light meal, especially one eaten between regular meals.

Sam1960

enticingly ?

Patsy33

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Im so sorry!
Should be Smack NOT Snack!

Well ellie, after all that.

Tangle given by ellie still seems and fits 'smack' better.

'smack' is given in the Thesaurus list under 'tang' meaning 'flavour.'

Patsy33

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Thank you all .
Well done Ellie! I did workout your answer did fit the same anyway!

Thank you Patsy

1.Entangling?

Patsy33

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Thank you Danny.

Patsy33

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Pack it in a knock back the brandy (4) ---s
Don't let it stick. Porridge , that is (4)
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