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Sat Tel £500 Giant xword

rockfordill | 17:57 Sat 18th Dec 2010 | Crosswords

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Have finished ok but have at least two with possibly two answers

80ac A group or set of eight - is it OCTAL or OCTAD I prefer the latter

99d German sausage - is it KNACKWURST or KNOCKWURST again I prefer the latter

TIA
J

religous pamphlet

daily record

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Buenchico

I agree that 'octad' is the required noun. ('Octal' is an adjective).

Searching on the German version of Google (and restricting the search to German websites) shows that 'Knackwurst' is certainly correct in Germany but most online dictionaries seem to indicate that either spelling of the answer is acceptable in English-speaking countries.

Chris

rockfordill

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Many thanks Chris - just about what I thought
think I will go with OCTAD and KNOCKWURST
Happy Christmas
J

rockfordill

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It just ocurs to me that I do not like 105 ac either
A set of playing cards of the same denomination - 4 letters
I assume that the answer is SUIT

Buenchico

I instinctively thought 'suit' but then started wondering about whether 'denomination' referred to the the numerical value of cards, rather than to whether they're clubs, hearts, etc.

Looking up 'suit' in the Concise Oxford didn't help much but looking up 'denomination' showed that the word can not only refer to 'rank of playing-card within suit' but also 'of suit relative to others'.

So 'suit' appears to be correct (even though I think that the clue could have been better!)

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