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Spectator 2487

Gissing | 08:59 Sat 12th Dec 2020 | Crosswords

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6D Work of art from Spain lifted sweetheart (6) ENA?E?
19A Talk of fish repelled me (5) IDI??
Answers fairly obvious but how do these clues work?

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Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 29545 Saturday December 12Th 2020

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mallyh

19a idiem ......regional language

donny48

enamel

6d
enamel
e Spain leman (sweetheart ) reversed (lifted)

mallyh

6d enamel ...i can see el = spain ..e middle of swEet ..but nothing else

Neveracrossword

6 D Leman = sweetheart, add E for Espana, Spain. Enamel, work of art.

mallyh

thanks shaney didn't know that word

donny48

I was going with Shaney's parse.

Gissing

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Thank you everybody. But still can't see how 19A works.

mallyh

ide = fish sounds like idi ..... repelled =me reversed

Gissing

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19A Am I right in thinking ID (sounds like fish - ide), then MOI (me backwards), for IDIOM?

greyfox

Idiom it is, as you've correctly parsed :-)

Gissing

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Thank you

Not quite correctly parsed as the fish is 'ID' and so no need for 'sounds like'.

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