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Sunday Post Olympic Crossword help

KNITWIT123 | 15:39 Tue 12th Aug 2008 | Crosswords

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Can anyone help me with two answers I am stuck on.
The first clue is BRINGS TO A SUDDEN STOP, JUST LIKE MARY DECKER-SLANEY WAS? the answer is 5 letter and I have some ?N?B?
The second clue is WALL GAME WHICH WON'T FEATURE AT THE OLYMPICS? the answer is 4 letters and I have some E?O?

Thanks in advance.

Daily Record Crossword.

sunday post olympic crossword

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horselady

Second answer is ETON

glasman

I have seen the other answered as 'snubs', but I'm afraid I don't get the reasoning myself.

Catron

snub
vt (snubbing; snubbed) to take up, cut short, rebuff, in a humiliating or mortifying manner; to rebuke; to check or stop; to bring to a sudden stop, eg to bring (a boat, unbroken horse, etc) to a stop by means of a rope secured to a post or stake; to cut or break short.

glasman

So, Catron, you're implying that Zola used a rope tied to a stake to stop her?

Catron

glasman - I am not implying anything! The fact is that Mary Decker- Slaney was snubbed in 'that' race ie checked or stopped, as per the Chambers dictionary definition. What is the problem?

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