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Miserable And Extremely Obese Author

paulturner102 | 14:51 Sun 05th Mar 2017 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Miserable and extremely obese author

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Sade s ad -(miserable) + (obes)e

emmie

poss Victor Hugo, any letters would help.

Neveracrossword

Danny, this is from the Sunday Times, crossing letters give D?F?E - so I think it's Defoe.

DEFOE? (as in FED up and O(BES)E )

Or CHESTERTON, if it's not cryptic ...
;-)

OK Thanks. I take it that this is not cryptic then.

On second thoughts LOL.

Neveracrossword

It IS cryptic. It's 25 Down - the Down is relevant. Def is Fed (up), miserable and the O and E are the first and last ('extremely') letters of Obese.

Togo

Defoe was my answer. Miserable fed up=def plus extremely o(bes)e

And mine

Question Author

I have Defoe but can't see why DEF would be miserable.

See Nac's post @14.57

Fed up = miserable and fed up is def

Question Author

OK, just read the other replies - thanks all.

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