Yes, I know. Everybody knows what lake means. But I found a usage of the
word in a cryptic crossword that has nothing to do with bodies of water.
So I'd like to try it unless I get too many DQs for the SECONDARY
definition.
So please give me your clever derivations of LAKE (or DQs) as soon as
possible. The deadline for definitions is:
11 a.m. EDT and 10 a.m. CDT on Sunday, March 11.
(That's the day we start Daylight time in the States so the following might
be wrong.)
I believe that is 5 p.m. GMT.
Elsewhere in the world, do your best to figure it out. Anyone who gets me
a definition anywhere near the deadline will be included. I probably won't
be able to post until a few hours later anyway.
Fingers crossed on this unexpected deal...
Nancy
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