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DT 25242 8a and 3d winner and groove?

Southsider | 11:20 Sun 04th Mar 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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i'm pretty sure 3d is groove 'record depression', but have put winner for 8a 'champion bridge player reaches target' as it's the only word I can think of that is remotely connected to the clue. But I'd really like someone to say if it's correct and to explain why! Thanks in advance.

dailytelegraph GK

DK Cryptic 25,242 8across

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sarumite

Yes Winner, W = Bridge Game Player + Inner (centre of target)

kayakamina

Groove is correct. A record has indentations (depressions) or grooves in it.

kayakamina

I answered the wrong part but sarumite has come to the rescue.

sarumite

Should also have said that W relates to West.

08012006

In passing, if anyone wonders why W is a bridge player, see "http://www.pagat.com/boston/bridge.html#player s%20and%20cards", which explains that It is traditional to refer to the players according to their position at the table as North, East, South and West, so North and South are partners playing against East and West.

Southsider

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Thanks! Knowing nothing about bridge the west passed me by completely.

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