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No... I failed work out which was the cryptic part and which was the precise part of the clue.Définitions énigmatiques
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Tom
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Re: Définitions énigmatiques
No... I failed work out which was the cryptic part and which was the precise part of the clue.“He who laughs last didn’t get the joke.”
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Re: Définitions énigmatiques
I'd say jsks, because Tom gave 'past tents' and jsks realised that the last two letters needed changing.
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Re: Définitions énigmatiques
I thought it was quite straightforward but then I suppose they all do when you know the answer.
Your looking for two definitions that are vaguely similar in appearance.
Your looking for two definitions that are vaguely similar in appearance.
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