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neversaydie | 18:44 Fri 15th Nov 2019 | Crosswords

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French duke, one on empty wagon (4)
Why "wain", which I believe it to be - can't parse it.
This is my second try with this on this website.

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fiction-factory

John Wain? I in wa(go)n

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https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Crosswords/Question1682679.html

fiction-factory

Forget that- he was called The Duke but it was spelt Wayne

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That's Wayne isn't it?

Dawn (the French reference) - D (Duke) a (one) wn (empty wagon).

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Grateful thanks! Now sleep.

I still don't understand this clue. Where is the definition and what has Dawn French got to do with it?

The answer is "Dawn", "French" is the definition - wordplay as Woodside's post above ^^^

Definition
is French

(Dawn) French

JJ109

French is the definition, the comedienne is "DAWN" French, so Dawn is the answer.
Dawn = D(uke) + a (one) + w(ago)n (ie empty wagon)

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