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The Week 747

Aquagility | 09:21 Wed 11th May 2011 | Crosswords

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17d. No evergreen shrub keeps dry (3,4). N?T ?R?E. Must surely be Nut Tree, but why?

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no TT rue

rich47

TT in the middle relates to Teetotal or dry

mazie

Rue being the evergreen shrub ?

rich47

Absolutely so

Question Author

Thanks, all of you. No gardiner, I didn't know Rue was a shrub. Just thought it meant 'regret'!

Where is the definition?

rich47

Look in Wikipaedia.

I mean where is the definition in the clue that leads to the answer 'Not True' ?

No = not true.

JMR27

No = not true but the word 'no' is also needed for the answer

toalisi

The clue was incorrectly given by the questioner who omitted the word False -

No evergreen shrub keeps dry ? False (3,4)

slaney

Ahh - thanks toalisi that makes more sense.

Thanks toalisi.

I thought that the double use of 'No' was very odd.

Question Author

My mistake, I didn't give the whole clue. Sorry.

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