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wendy

26th March 2012, 16:20
Well done Aristo. Next one please.
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aristophanes

26th March 2012, 16:21
What??? I was joking. I'm not supposed to be playing.
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wendy

26th March 2012, 16:22
Well you just won anyway! Go frit.
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aristophanes

26th March 2012, 16:23
To go back on one's word is to treat family with contempt (6)
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aristophanes

26th March 2012, 16:31
Taken unawares. Should note that answer is transitive (exclusively, I think) though it appears as synonym for intransitive expression in thesaurus. That should give it away!
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jws

26th March 2012, 16:31
renege?
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aristophanes

26th March 2012, 16:34
Hello, jws! Not renege.
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rambler

26th March 2012, 16:35
Just tell me it's not got 'kin' in it
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aristophanes

26th March 2012, 16:35
Also involves what I believe is an Americanism. Never use it myself, but it's in Chambers!
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aristophanes

26th March 2012, 16:39
Not kin, but close. I mean right idea- three-letter word for relatives or family.
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