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Sunday Times Crossword 4752

s_pugh | 21:03 Sun 25th Jun 2017 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Can anyone explain 12dn - "Church's framed art turning up in closet?". I believe the answer is 'clandestine' which fits with 'closet' but I can't parse it and it is driving me nuts! I assume CE is the church but the rest is lost on me!

St John's Episcopal Chuch Eastriggs C/d 30 June 'who Said That'

Whimseys In Jigsaw Of City Is Landing.

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Mamyalynne

Church - C(of)e framing
Art turning up - Landest?

+ in

Mamyalynne

Hard to write sensibly sorry - think archaic speak.

Flonska

Mamy . . . am thinking archaic . . . but still . . . woosh!

Mamyalynne

Hast thou landest ?

I'm struggling here lol.

Mamyalynne

as I'd say - 'art tha' here yet?

cashier

Does clandestine fit closet? I'd have thought compartment was nearer the definition of closet.

Flonska

Mamy . . . as it's late . . I will 'appen, accept thy parsing along the lines of hast thou "landest in" (arrived) - but would have been happier if t'clue had said summat , as like, " up in t'closet."

As for Cashier's suggestion, all I can say is Ecky Thump but . . . I am tired . . . and it is well past my bedtime !