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Crossword Dailymail 15499

jvsofield | 21:29 Tue 28th Mar 2017 | Crosswords

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clue is 'rubbish picked up in london that's crammed into boats? Answers please!

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Sam1960

oakum ?

fiction-factory

picked up in London suggests said in Cockney accent- with H dropped.

But boats could be junks

What is the letter count and known pattern please?

fiction-factory

not sure what oakum is but it does sound like hokum so could be right

Used to caulk boat decks.

fiction-factory

Thanks. Now i just need to look up caulk! It's amazing how many new words we can still learn after all these years

donny48

Oakam was unravelled hemp rope which was tarred and used to seal small gaps in a wooden ship.

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