Film, Media & TV2 mins ago
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I don't THINK these have been asked before . . .
"I must fly!" (Richards, leaving test before its end) (6).
Have AS-A-E. ASTARE is the only thing I can find to fit, but I have no idea why.
Initially pick Welsh hills; I'm off to get head treatment (9).
Pretty sure this is PRESELECT, but I'm baffled by the Welsh hills!
"I must fly!" (Richards, leaving test before its end) (6).
Have AS-A-E. ASTARE is the only thing I can find to fit, but I have no idea why.
Initially pick Welsh hills; I'm off to get head treatment (9).
Pretty sure this is PRESELECT, but I'm baffled by the Welsh hills!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thank you, MLN:RUGBY. Your answer is very convincing, but it means that I was looking in the wrong place. So AVOCET must substitute for EXOCET, which was my half-baked solution to "Changing ends makes object of calling a weapon". Now putting this clue into the space I originally had gives me ESPADA [A SPADE], and the puzzle is complete!
BTW, I don't know if your "Rugby" refers to the school; it was mine too.
BTW, I don't know if your "Rugby" refers to the school; it was mine too.