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DT GK Crossword 20/05/06

farishta | 10:52 Sat 20th May 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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5a. Medieval cavalryman wearing body armour that covers the chest and back (10)

13a. Historically,a Roman Catholic who refused to worship in the newly -formed Church of England.(11)

overland odyssey

not psalms

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LotusEater

5a is cataphract ? (Google searched)

Dinkypuzzled

13a. dissentient.

Minoru

5a is CUIRASSIER as 6d is URSINE

gardenknowin

Agree with Cuirassier (cataphract is full-body armour) --but am most intrigued as to what the link with "ursine" is going to be in Monday's Herculis !?!?!

dwil

great minds etc gardenknowin - I was thinking exactly the same

Iolanthe

Maybe it will be Ursine Logic.

gardenknowin

Hi Iolanthe (very romantic nom-de-plume!) - "Ursine logic" looks good, but not quite sure what it means - it's not in my phrase dictionary-maybe the opposite of "bear of little brain" (AA Milne) - who knows? Doesn't "bear" thinking about, perhaps...? We wait and see what the mighty MM comes up with on Monday..

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