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JohnQuayle

�1,000 Crossword Sunday Express

5D - Lily like plant, I have s?s?a - I thought of sasia but that is a kind of bird?

hisgrace

MrsM

MOS 5a / 40d name of actor Mr Partridge in Hi Di Hi

LouC

s.express 8d

Card game in which 1 card is removed from the pack?

LouC

s.express 21a,

21a Board game in which balls are struck into holes and pins provide obstacles?

alzheimer

S.Express X.word

Help me out, somebody, please ! Last one.... 11d Teenage actress best known for playing Tracy Beaker on TV. Looks like Danielle ?A?M?R NOT my scene I'm afraid! Many thanks in advance, as always!

ronald eddy

carl haasen novel featuring the amazing kingdom theme

park in florida

plastered

suday express

last two 13A to escape or avoid capture particularly by cunnung means 5letters 31 A A false appearance

BOICEY23

sun exp 8 d,35a 28 d

persistent quality 8 letters light spear made wood of a tree of the same name 7 letters member generation young adults in 1950's who rejected political and social systems of the west 7 letters

raylyn

Greek Peak near Mt Olympus

Sorry I should have said that I have the letters "Os?a" for the clue to my crossword question

seekeerz

Telegraph GK 742

Last one - 18d Female sandpiper or ruff [3] I have r-e and would appreciate some help thanks S

ronald eddy

parish in perth and kinross s cotland that was a former site of the pictish

capital

naomi24

mail on sunday 28 january prize crossword

38 down. Another name for a catkin. (5) -M-N-

Lucretia

mos. 29a

How the ball is thrown into play in Rugby. Have already L-N- O-T?

ajp153

MoS - The Prize Crossword - 38 down

Another name for a Catkin? ?M?N? Many thanks

mozful

Sunday Xpress �1000 Xword

5D Anglo-Saxon aristocrat who held land from the king for certain services T-A--

orly

14d You could get right into this when dressing (5) S_I_T Shirt or skirt? The former gives the funniest meaning to the clue but I can't see why either fits and I'm sure the MOS puzzlemeister wouldn't...

Coldicote

Spam again

I understand spammers use some kind of scanning device to harvest email addresses from websites. They look for the tell-tale @ sign. I'm told it's possible to confuse these devices by inserting code...