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modeste | 06:52 Sun 02nd Sep 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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46d Potter's pot has character, we hear (4,3) P-O-, C-E

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pool cue

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Thanks SandyRoe

Can't see the wordplay though, it coud only really be pool cue.

Neveracrossword

Pot= pool,kitty
Character we hear - cue sounds like q/Q.

There's a Poole Pottery and 'cue' sounds like Q, a character in the alphabet. And , as you say, what else could it be

I think the Potter is the Pool Cue
Pot = pool
Character, we hear= cue (sounds like Q)

But if there is a famous pottery potter called Poole that might be better

nothing to do with here in Poole, pot = pool as in money for e.g. a card game

If it was Pool Pottery, maybe. I was stretching it a bit.

Sorry, that's what I meant by pot = pool (as in pot of money)

Yes, I have realised the Poole one wouldn't work would it, since Poole Cue has to be the definition and must relate to the Potter

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