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Struggling With 17D And 27A Eye Xword 685. Any Help Please?

Easyleys | 12:48 Fri 11th Sep 2020 | Crosswords

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Struggling with 17d and 27a. Any help please?

Telegraph Toughie 2331

Scotsman

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donny48

Clues please ?

Mamyalynne

https://www.private-eye.co.uk/crossword

donny48

17 stockings

Mamyalynne

27 Gymnast

donny48

(shares) stocks around in (accepted) g(rand)money
members(legs) coverings

donny48

Mamy , I assume an anagram with angst but if so where does the "ym" come from ?

Mamyalynne

My, Cyclops - the setter

fiction-factory

Cyclops is teh setter- so cyclop's = my

donny48

I completely failed to notice that, very good.

SealionSteve

17d Helpful to include the clue! It is: Members' cover-up (accepted a lot of money in shares).

Stockings. Members=legs, as in limbs, so members' cover-ups is the definition, and (accepted a lot of money in shares) is, I think in+g (where g=grand). Strikes me that "a lot of money" and "in" are the wrong way round just to get the clue to scan.

Easyleys

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Thanks to all

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