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Polymath 289

Wheelbrace | 14:13 Sat 23rd Apr 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Last 2 clues...help please!

17across evil spirit in hindu mythology(7) ?A?S?A?

18 down 19th century term for instantaneous light(8) ?U?Y?I?N

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Only answer I could come up for 17 acr is marsyas but that is Greek mythology

asuras are hindu demons
Rakshasa - I eventually found it !!!

That last answer is 8 letters is it not Rakshas

stew

Try looking carefully in Chambers, I think. You will find that the word you have is plural. The singular is without the last two letters, I think!

Stew

stew

I am confused now! I think the answer is RAKSHAS!

sTEW

kev100

instantaneous light

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=Eupryio n

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