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Sunday Telegraph Cryptic 2,625 21a

EwingWhite | 20:18 Sun 05th Feb 2012 | Crosswords

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Last one - 21a Flower cut with wavy edge (4) P?N?

Help please - thanks

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Pink was answered on a thread a few minutes ago

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Hi factor30 - just spotted it - thanks

I'm not convinced by PINK though. Maybe flower means a river?

MarkRae

Pink is another name for a carnation...

Ah- the other thread explains it- it's a double definition

Calibax

Pink is another name for dianthus

I knew that MarkRae- it was the "cut with wavy edge" bit I was querying.
(Were you pleased that Chelsea dropped points then?)

MarkRae

Pink, as in pinking shears.

I was indeed.

shooty

PING a river in western Thailand. can't see the connection though

shooty

i need widerband. this broadband is rubbbbbbbish

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