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Guardian Prize

davey b | 09:32 Sat 19th May 2018 | Crosswords

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Stop and chat S?E?K
Accessories for church people keeping *** up ?E?C?M?N
Most of the school is in old Chennai ?A?R?S

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Toorak

S peak
Henchmen
Madras(sa)

2 Henchmen

CH men holding up Hen

3 Madras(sa)

davey b

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Thanks folks. Where is the definition for HENCHMEN?

Toorak

Accessories

Sorry not to add that

Accessories--henchmen
Hen)layer + ch(church) + men(people)

davey b

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thanks again

Just to add a bit of parsing - a hen is a *** (as well as a layer) and ‘accessories to the fact’, in law, could certainly be henchmen.

'one that pecks'

Just noticed that Answerbank has sanitised the word p-c-e-, which I wrote in full. Well, well!

Toorak

It did it when I wrote it yesterday too

I think the filter is a US one and uses the informal US meaning of the word.

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