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The Very Logical Prize Puzzle 306

Matakari | 14:57 Tue 27th Jun 2017 | Crosswords

13 Answers

The last 3 are giving some trouble. Thanks for your help!

ACROSS:
11. Go from zero miles per hour to over fifty after given a number of sacred Greek stones:
O?P?A??
DOWN:
4. Edible fish, last to first and north to south contains commie uprising.
Z ? N ? ERS

8. Current British monarch, former British company, and no Italian food.
E ??? I ? O

Thanks in advance!

Sat Gk Mon Herculis

Dm 26Th June

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Jackdaw33

Best Answer

Actually to parse fully I think 11 should be Omphali

15:11 Tue 27th Jun 2017

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donny48

4 zanders

Jackdaw33

Omphala

bookbinder

8 ericino

donny48

11 omphalo

emeritus

8 Er ici no

donny48

4 (last to first) za + n(north) + der(commie backwards) +s(south)

Jackdaw33

Actually to parse fully I think 11 should be Omphali

donny48

11 (zero)O + mph(miles per hour)+A+l(roman 50)

donny48

I think you're right, Jackdaw , I ended up with a spare a when parsing.

(zero)O + mph(miles per hour)+A+l(roman 50)+ i (one,number)

Jackdaw33

Omphalos is a Greek masculine noun. The plural is omphaloi but its Latin equivalent is omphali, which gives us li (51) to complete the parsing.

Jackdaw33

Omphalos also means belly button. I won't bore you with the connection but it stems from its use in Greek verse to describe Delphi, where the Oracle was located and was known as the navel of the world.

Matakari

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Mnay thanks to all for the help!