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Guardian Prize Crossword 29566 Saturday December 14Th 2024

nickgascoign | 10:45 Mon 16th Dec 2024 | Crosswords

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21d Gently prodding Mr Bean's back or other body parts (5)

N-P-S

There's a fairly obvious answer, the plural of a body part.

But I can't see how it's "Gently prodding Mr Bean's back".

Can anyone enlighten me please?

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(Sean) Bean + P(iano) gently = sepan then all reversed

10:56 Mon 16th Dec 2024

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Tilly2

Napes.

JJ109

(Sean) Bean + P(iano) gently = sepan then all reversed

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Thanks JJ109 and Tilly2.

We guessed NAPES, but the wordplay eluded us, so thanks for that JJ109.

JJ109

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Sean (Bean) "prodded by" P(iano)(gently) = Sepan, then back/reversed = napes (body parts)

JJ109

You're most welcome, nickgascoign!

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