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Case Leaves The French Short Changed

TCWoodward | 10:24 Wed 17th Jul 2019 | Crosswords

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case leaves the french short changed

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How many letters and any placed?

Valise?

JJ109

I am wanting to say "SAVE"
leaves - le(the french short) = aves
aves changed = SAVE

does case mean save ?

Legal brief??

Parsed valise as anagram of leaves with 'i' for 'e' ( short Le changed)

Mener

I've done the Alphapuzzle and still can't see the answer to the clue. Anybody else in a similar position.

Neveracrossword

I've seen this answered elsewhere as Holster, case. It has 'short' changed after Le, the French.

nac. that looks good.I as never completely happy with my parse.

Mener

Nac - Holster is spot on right. Thanks for the confirmation. it's on my grid.

Neveracrossword

Glad the answer I passed on was correct!

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