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dazzo45 | 11:38 Sat 28th Sep 2019 | Crosswords

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Stuck on 46d It's a cryptic question Declare support for tick (6) I have ? E ? O ? D
any help would be appreciated thanks Dazzo

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Second, double def

shoota

Second

dazzo45

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thanks to you both any explanation on how you get the answer?

shoota

Second a nomination
Ready in a second or a tick...

To second - to support
Back in a tick - back in a second

fiction-factory

See Mayalynne's explanation
declare support for = second (as in "I second that (e)motion")
in a tick= in a second

Mamya's explained: it's two definitions, declare support for and tick - both meaning 'second'

dazzo45

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Ah! thankyou all. Got it now. Dazzo

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