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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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Times Jumbo 849 Cryptic

slow 'n easy | 23:12 Mon 28th Dec 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

7 Answers

Three silly little clues leave me feeling incomplete!!

30A What's stranded in port maybe after end of shift (5) T-I-E
50D Flower Queen darling taking the year off (5) R_O_E
52D Mass invasion of pitch by any umber (%) T_N_E

2 clues please

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Sandy-Wroe

30a Twine?
50d Rhone?

gen2

30a T + WINE

gen2

52d TONNE

gen2

That was TONE around N

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Question Author

Thanks to you both for these answers. TWINE and TONNE seem completely logical but RHONE is on less firm ground unless it refers to the crimson poppies known as Bouches du Rhone!, which is somewhat distant.....

Jumbuck

RHONE is a flower (i.e. something that flows e.g. a river)

queen = r (regina)
darling = honey (term of endearment), taking the year off means remove the Y

JMR27

I think in this instance flower means river...Rhone...queen = R + hone(y)

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