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sun express magazine

hideaway | 17:15 Sun 11th Sep 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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9d 10 letters the skeleton of the hand between wrist and the fingers.
which is correct -metacarpUS or metscarpAL?

Also is eulogise spelled with an s or a z?

thank you

retro tv quiz

Sunday Times Prize Crossword 4450 Sunday September 11th 2011

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Lie-in King

9d MetacarpUS

I put 'eulogiSe' though either should be acceptable

cathfromsaron

metacarpus is the plural
s is the english spelling

Lie-in King

'Metacarpal' relates to the 'Metacarpus', the skeleton...

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Question Author

Thank you for your answers. Glad that we are all agreed on s. The American z
is being forced upon us.

smarty01246

metacarpus
eulogise

JandyAF

Actually I believe that spelling words such as eulogise with an S not a Z is a relatively new thing in this country. Looking back from my advanced 70 years I recall using the Z much more often in the days of yore, and I also possess a Shorter Oxford English Dictionary from 1973 in which it only appears as eulogiZe with no alternative spelling.

ubasses

an s
metacarpus

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