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going for it, I'm afraid 4KAL. This was a poor grid.
Another frustrating unimaginative grid where the exact same word is in a clue and a solution. "Beak is a beak". "An Orange is Orange" "DNA is related to DNA" etc.
In your grouping of forms of payment, I can only agree with one - VOUCHER. You could argue the various definitions of BILL - one could be a banknote. (things put in a billfold)
An invoice is usually a documentary request for payment, and issued to cover both parties accounting requirements.
A RECEIpt is usually generated by someone who has RECEIved something. You can't use a bakery receipt to pay for anything of value.
(10 years, 10 months ago)
Oddball
I suppose related to payment might have been better?
(10 years, 10 months ago)
Kenny Lynch
Entering "payment" does not get you a bonus - plus I agree the description is poorly thought out
Beak one is very hard, but agree that beak should not be part of it.
(10 years, 10 months ago)
FOOLS
'mammal anagrams' should be accepted. I should not have to say 'small' and 'British'.
(10 years, 9 months ago)
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Another frustrating unimaginative grid where the exact same word is in a clue and a solution. "Beak is a beak". "An Orange is Orange" "DNA is related to DNA" etc.
In your grouping of forms of payment, I can only agree with one - VOUCHER. You could argue the various definitions of BILL - one could be a banknote. (things put in a billfold)
An invoice is usually a documentary request for payment, and issued to cover both parties accounting requirements.
A RECEIpt is usually generated by someone who has RECEIved something. You can't use a bakery receipt to pay for anything of value.