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| 26% | 5 | Steel lines forming train tracks, which one is said to have “gone off” when out of control; batons on which to hang pictures above dados; or, secretive birds in an order that includes the coots and flufftails | ||||||
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| 26% | 6 | Said to have said 'There is no royal road to geometry' | ||||||
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Actress To Act Lines To Go Over Said In The Wrong Order Crossword Clue
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DORISDAY which was last seen in the The Guardian Cryptic crossword.
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DORISDAY
Updated: October 14, 2023
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| The Guardian Cryptic31 May 2012 | Across 9 | DORISDAY |
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