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LooseheadNo1 | 20:06 Thu 21st May 2009 | Crosswords

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5d girl about to name another ten, remarkably (9)
could any kind person tell me if - eminently is the solution?
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dr b

that works. girl = EMILY, name = N, "another ten" (anagrammed) = ENT, so EMI(N ENT)LY

janbee

yes eminently is correct

girl= emily,name=n,anagram ten=eminently.

Rollo

Indeed it is eminently.

Emily around n (for name) and an anagram of ten.

another concensus do you think?

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thank you -
dr b
janbee
wallacia
the expliations helped so much

Rollo

I get no thanks then?

See if I care!

Question Author

sorry Rollo
thankyou very much im new to computer takes hours to type by which time everyting has moved on

Rollo

OK. Just my little joke.

Please ignore it.

:-))

Question Author

no you're right it costs nothing to be polite

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