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Across
SECTOR
LEAPFROG
OWN
IMPRACTICAL
STEAMSHIP
OUNCE
ROBERT THE BRUCE
GROUND SQUIRREL
RABBIT
VOICEMAIL
OBLIGATIONS
NAP
RESTYLED
FLAYED
Down
SPONSOR
CANTERBURY BELLS
ODIUM
EXAMPLE
POTPOURRI
RACING CERTAINTY
GOLFER
UPSHOT
ROUSINGLY
DEVOTEE
QUINOA
LILY PAD
ARMOUR
EASEL
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Observer Everyman crossword 3,750 26/08/18
1 down, has to be Boulevard. I get Boulez, but where did the “Z” go, and what’s “DRAV” about?
Hi Bob…
your query seems to relate to a different crossword from the one I’ve published the solution for here. The Observer Everyman crossword is syndicated in many different publications at different times.
But if you can reply to this with the full wording of the clue I’m sure we can help explain the answer!
Bob, I did a Google search and found the clue: Composer, upper-class, turned up in person in street (9)
The composer is not BOULEZ but RAVEL. ‘Upper-class’ is U, and ‘person in the street’ is BOD. Put RAVEL+U upside-down (turned up) in BOD gives BOULEVARD.
I hope this helps…
Thank you! I’ve made this mistake before – confident that I have solved part of the clue I can’t make the rest fit. I should have started again from scratch. It was very good of you to take the trouble.