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25470 Daily Telegraph Crossword

whiskyduke | 21:15 Sat 24th Nov 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Hi, struggling on our last clue. Anyone got the answer for 3d A Frenchman, a Parisian, exchanged ends with explorer. Many thanks...

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I've got amandsen but looking at it again, I can't think how I got that

It's Amundsen (Explorer) ... A + m(monsieur/Frenchman) + un (a Parisian) + ends <<>>

That should be amUndsen.

a m(monsieur) un (one or a in Paris) and anagram of ends.

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We had Amundsen, could work out the ends = sden, just couldn't see where the Amun came in

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Many thanks for your help

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