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The Sundat Times cryptic 4312

Matakari | 18:58 Mon 19th Jan 2009 | Crosswords

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Thanks for some help with these last ones...

ACROSS:

16. Turnpike headgear? ( 4): ?E?I ( KEPI? )
20. Boy dismayed Malayan ( 4 ) : A?A? ( ALAN?)
31. Run over soldier with veicle ( 8 ) : ???E?R?? ( REHEARSE?)

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24. Excommunication meeting? ( 6 ) :?E?N?? ( SEANCE?)
27. Yawn at good copy? ( 4 ) : ?A?E

Times Cryptic 796

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1955

I would agree with all your answers
27 Gape?

Rollo

First 4 - yes, you have the right answers.

27d Gape

sarumite

16. agree Kepi .. pike(anag) .. headgear
27. G ape .. (yawn) ... G (good) + ape (copy)

Matakari

Question Author

Many thanks to all of you for your swift response! I like this crossword which I have only just discovered...it's much more straightforward than the Spectator for me!

mallam

Do discover the others. Any Times xwd is the perfect pabulum. As a new boy I posted a comment on ALAN on an extinct thread: I had the advantage of having a friend called Alan with a malaise ascribed to Malays. So well done to the setter (or the anagramming software I suspect setters of using). I'm not the only one not using this site sensibly: people keep asking the same questions, as here!

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