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The Very Logical Prize Puzzle N0. 394

Matakari | 08:31 Tue 12th Nov 2024 | Crosswords

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Good morning, I’m stuck on the last two for which I would appreciate some help, thanks!

1, 12 ac. Very slippery surface? I chose feet to go around. (5,2,3) : ?H?E?O?/?C?
32d Wine vessel or joint paper. (4) : ?K?N

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Neveracrossword

32 Skin, I think .

112 Sheet Of Ice

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Thank you, NACW, I saw skin, but can't parse it. For the first one, I get the anagram in "I chose feet to" minus o and t.

anagram of just i chose feet

Neveracrossword

32 Just a double definition, I think - and I thought you would check Chambers.

Yes, 1 is just an anagra, of 'I chose feet' - the 'to go round' is the indicator.

JJ109

Is that another way of saying it is an anagram of "I chose feet"?

Neveracrossword

Thanks, Ros - I thought I was the only one seeing the easier anagram, not Matakari's version!

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