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[08012006]

Thanks to the invaluable help given by respondents to jenniferd, I just have these to solve B= A hairy-lipped bat (9)--- variant of barbastelle? D= In a mediaeval polyphonic work, the "second" voice part, also called the "motetus"(6) D= A night-ape of the genus Aotus (8)--- variant of douroucouli? F= Old poetic name for Ireland (3) L =Tepid or lukewarm (3) Q= A formal Arabic poem of praise or mourning (6) R= US term for the larger bindweed (7,6) W= In Canada, unused land in a built-up area (8) Help would be appreciated.

[Minoru]

The bindweed answer is Rutland Beauty
Poetic name for Ireland is Fal

[sarumite]

Hi 08012006 .. trust these will help, and they do all fit the grids spelt as follows ...

B ... Barbastel
D ... Duplum
D ... Durukuli
F ... Fal
L ... Lew
Q ... Qasida
R ... Rutland Beauty
W ... Wastelot

[08012006]

sarumite - brilliant; many thanks