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malone

25th July 2026, 12:09
1234matt, thanks. I don't mind helping - but my family tells me I repeat myself too much as it is, I'm not going to do it with answers!
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ogri

25th July 2026, 12:51
Hello- not sure where to post. PE 835, clue 4 down, I have O-E-S-W but can’t see it!
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malone

25th July 2026, 12:54
Ogri, you've come to the right place! All you need to do now is give the clue - not everyone's got a copy and people here are usually keen to help. Thanks!
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ogri

25th July 2026, 13:13
Apologies!
“Love poetry by wife: “Do some needlework”
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chrise

25th July 2026, 13:16
It parses 1,5,1, with the ones being familiar one letter abbreviations
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ogri

25th July 2026, 13:25
Sorry, none the wiser. Maybe my starting O and final W are wrong.
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chrise

25th July 2026, 13:27
The O and W are correct. Put a 5 letter word for some poetry in between them.
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ogri

25th July 2026, 13:41
Ah. Thank you. That is a new word to me!
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jacanterbury

30th July 2026, 07:47
Further to parsing 23D my thinking is that ‘familiar film star’ is “sly” which is a nickname for Sylvester Stallone.
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wembley

2nd August 2026, 19:42
Hello all - stumbled onto this forum when trying to get help with the last PE crossword. I've been on-and-off trying (and utterly failing) this crossword since it started about 30 years ago. This year I finished it for the first time ever on no. 830.

Anyway, I got most of the way through this issues crossword, but got a but stumped on some of them (never even heard of the word that answered 4d) and the old word for 'b*stard' was a new one for me too.

But the one I really can't quite get is the meaning of the clue to 17d. I get the second half which is the anagram bit - but can someone explain why 'measurement' is 'en'?
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