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Sunday Times Cryptic 4771 Sunday November 5Th 2017

herbage | 13:19 Sun 05th Nov 2017 | Crosswords

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14a What I've done with posh penny at uni is shrewd(5,2) is clued up i.e shrewd but isn't there duplication of up? Posh penny is up, at uni is up

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Mamyalynne

I think he's been a bit over exuberant and crammed too much wordplay into the clue.

What I've done - (I've) clued
Posh -U Penny - P

vetuste_ennemi

clued [by setter] + U+p

vetuste_ennemi

U+p = "at uni"

Mamyalynne

That's what Herbage means, two references for 'up' - both aren't needed.

Togo

I had what I've done=clue+D(posh penny)+Up=at uni(versity)

Mamyalynne

Interesting

Why is - D - Posh penny

Old penny, yes.

dannyk13

IMO uni is superfluous

herbage

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Thx all

Togo

The "posh" say up for going to uni. penny=d "posh" d Up.

Mamyalynne

I know 'up' means at University.

I read your parse as D = Posh penny.

I may have misunderstood what you meant.

Still think he's got carried away with the clue, but the answer stands.

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