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Private Eye Crossword 791 Parsing Help?

AlvinMac | 19:05 Thu 07th Nov 2024 | Crosswords

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I think I have these answers but can’t see the parsing.

20a: Cyclops’s sex with fed – “Ape!” (7). I have ?m?t?t? And reckon IMITATE.

9d: Herb’s an old crown loyalist, one turned republican (7). I have ?a?s?e? And reckon PARSLEY.

Any help would be appreciated.

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old crown loyalist = Paisley, then change the 'I'(one) to and 'R'(epublican)

19:08 Thu 07th Nov 2024

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Cyclops is I'm

Sex is 'it'

Fed is ATE

Cyclops’s = I'M

sex = IT

with fed = ATE = Ape/copy

Toorak

I'm (cyclops) it (sex) ate (fed)

Cyclops = I'M

Sex = IT

fed = ATE

Toorak

Paisley - change I to r = parsley

old crown loyalist = Paisley, then change the 'I'(one) to and 'R'(epublican)

To clarify...cyclops = cyclops is = I am

PAISLEY with I(one) turned to R (republican)

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