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cryptic clues from local paper

ivie needham | 11:38 Tue 06th Mar 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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22a (7) ?r?s?i? the money that is required for the club(I thought brassie)
23a(6) ?s?i?? answer a distress call by a vessel before it's wrecked
15d(7) ?e?d??? leaves but no trees in them!
the last letter of 23a is the same as the 2nd last letter of 15d
thanks for any help

types and makes of cars

i Cryptic Crossword No 331

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vegasmad

22a. yes, brassie (golf club)

vegasmad

23a. a ss ist

dannyk13

22a Yes
23a Assist
15d Teapots?

ivie needham

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thanks a lot,I had thought of assist for 23a but couldn't get 15d to match, but teapots seems correct so I am now stuck on 21a(6)?b?a?p sounds like a piece of plaited embroidery to fray

chelle7272

abrade?

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