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Daily Mail Prize Crossword 13927 Thursday March 10th 2011

Musicman08 | 18:56 Thu 10th Mar 2011 | Crosswords

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21D. DICKY DAREN'T HIDE SECOND-IN-COMMAND'S EXPLOIT (5, 2) T-A-E/-N.
IS IT TRADE IN OR TRADE ON !!.
MANY THANKS FOR HELP.

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cupid04

trade in [anag of darent =i]

migane

trade on. second in cOmmand

planeman

DM 13927
I have "Trade" In but can't fathom out from where the 'i' comes,also the explanation of the answer in relation to the Clue. Does Dicky mean Trade-In or is a Trade-In an exploit

Musicman08

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http://www.oneacross.com. comes up with TRADE ON, so I will go with that.
Just been to http://dictionary.reference.com. and this also refers to exploit.
Thanks Cupid04 and migane.

planeman

DM13927

Just seen your reply Migane and now understand "Trade on" is to exploit. Depends on how one pronounces exploit

migane

the oxford dictionary of english says, trade on - take advantage of especially in an unfair way (exploit)

planeman

DM13927

Hello Migane here is another definition of "exploit" pronouned in the other manner

An act or deed, especially a brilliant or heroic one.

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