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AZED 1823 2D the finer lion, ill, displaying what restricts mane (12)

pjwillcox | 16:15 Wed 09th May 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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struggling with this, have E?LO?NI??I??
(Is this the slightly obscure literary name referred below the clues?) Gtfl any help.

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Eflornithine......anag The finer lion

Meant to say- refers to hair growth (i.e mane)

PJW I took 7d to be the 'slightly obscure' proper name. K

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Many tks K - and so swift, as ever. Now see it in Chambers, altho the Chambers anagram solver didn't come up with it.

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Tks K for yr comment on 7d - I have AMY?S for this. Is that right? I was thinking of L for the missing letter, but now I don't know.

I have gone for Amyas..i.e Ma + say << from Spenser's 'Fairee Queene'

Cheers K

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Tks v much K - tt makes sense (e.g. + ma) and the faerie Queene is obscure enough for me (even with a long-ago BA in English).

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