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Daily Mail 15042

muddlebrain | 17:44 Tue 23rd Jun 2015 | Crosswords

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last one 5d bridge-partners who play in it win every year ?p?n is it span although I cant see why other than span is a bridge?any help appreciated

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pa - per annum in s and n ( south and north in bridge )

S(outh) N(orth) are Bridge partners + per annum

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many thanks both for your help

What is the definition in 25across please?

What's the clue Naomi?

since no-one with the crossword has replied you're going to have to provide the clue for 25a

Clue is,british drink german lager in resort
G*r*l*

G-argle - apparently a British word for drink

GARGLE = british drink

german lager in resort = anagram of g+lager

see sense 2 defn 5 here http://www.thefreedictionary.com/GARGLE

(it's not sense 2, it's the 2nd dictionary source)

Can't say I've ever used it in that context :-)

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