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independent sat cryptic

JULIEWOOLIE | 17:38 Sat 23rd Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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My colleagues and I are centrally placed characters (A) ??T????
Throughout todays xword are (A) s (D)s must have something to do with down and across any ideas folks!

sat23/9 xw

Puzzle Monthly Collection no.9

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gen2

I am not familiar with this crossword. Is it possibly one where the answers have to be manipulated before entering in the grid? If so then the answer might be 'letters' and the (A) may have to replace the central letter so you enter 'letaers' in the grid. Just an idea, more of a guess really.

JULIEWOOLIE

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um think I get it! but maybe too much for my brain, they havent done that before, it would help if Id got more answers to see a pattern emerging many thanks

Minoru

A answers are to do with dogs and D answers with cats. A bit of extra help I think.

JULIEWOOLIE

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wow thanks that gives me an advantage how did you work that out?!

JULIEWOOLIE

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Yep really work it out now but cant see how you got there?must go have child wanting computer!thanks

ulysses100

JulieWoolie -- there are several references in those A/D clues to central characters. It took a while for the penny to drop but the central vertical and horizontal squares read out cats and dogs. It still took a lot longer to work them all out though ! Especially 17dn -- I was looking for a specific breed for ages !

JULIEWOOLIE

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many thanks its all a bit much for me this week!

JULIEWOOLIE

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Are you there ulysses?I still dont get it, which vertical and horizontal squares?Help!!

ulysses100

Hi JulieWoolie- you may have solved it by now.
If you take the 8th horizontal and vertical row and column (the squares that run into the central cross-shape) they read dogs and cats :
i.e. 9ac referenCe
12ac gAbionage
21ac lyricisTs
28ac eSurience
14dn aDverbial
3dn tormentOr
16dn aGitative
7dn euchariSt
Then work out the names of these into the lights that run around the perimeter

JULIEWOOLIE

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Hi Ulysses! many thanks I think this one was a bit beyond me this week and my son has now spilt his cornflakes all over it ! i will perservere though so cheers

JULIEWOOLIE

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Yes I see it now!

JULIEWOOLIE

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Many thanks to all who helped ive finally finished yahoo! if they can read amongt the cornflakes i may even win!

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