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Sunday Express Skeleton

WP34 | 10:38 Sun 31st May 2020 | Crosswords

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I believe I have finished but would like to know why 3 down is each (Every long tail brought up) and if 6 down is saws rather than saps, can you parse please?

Sunday Post Cryptic

Lockdown Crosswords 31St May

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fozzies

Ache last letter brought up

fozzies

Sorry missed Ache for long

fozzies

I presume saws is for CUTS

planeman

I have SAYS on the basis of SAY for "Perhaps" and S for end of "Cuts"
but can't see where "Layabout" fits in ???

dannyk13

3d each - ache (long) with last letter to first
6d. saws is the only word that fits cuts

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dannyk, I thought saps, when you sap your strength, your strength is cut? - a sap can be a layabout or how else does layabout fit in? Cheers

sedge47

WAS reversed + last letter of perhapS.
Was is LAY (as in "the town was/lay on the other side of the river") - 'about' is reversal indicator.

dannyk13

Thanks Sedge, that's a big help

planeman

Looks like this could go on "In finitum" another suggestion is that
the "APS is the ending of the word "perhaps" and the ending of "cuts" is S giving us SAPS for a layabout ???

dannyk13

if it was saps then layabout would be plural i.e layabouts.

WP34

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dannyk and sedge, thanks very much

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