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Sunday Telegraph Quick Crossword No.21

cwaddict | 19:50 Sun 19th Oct 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Can someone kindly put me out of my misery with the following?
9a Coarse file (4) - which I think is rasp
2d Destroyed (6) ?a?p?d - which I thought might be sacked but not if rasp is correct for 9a.
With grateful thanks.
cwaddict

Sunday Telegraph cryptic 2454

Names of pubs

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1955

Zapped?

emeritus

2d Zapped ?

baitress

9a - rank. it is a file in military talk
2d - sacked could be right.

cwaddict

Question Author

Many thanks 1955, Emeritus and Baitress. Guess it has to be zapped but , being an 'oldie', have never associated this term with 'destroyed'. Don't think that 'rank' is the answer to 'file' which, according to the clue, is a coarse file.
Grateful to you all. cwaddict

baitress

rank also means coarse

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