As politely said to one you want to see the back of? Crossword Clue

The crossword clue "As politely said to one you want to see the back of?" with the answer "AFTER YOU" refers to a courteous expression used when you are offering someone the opportunity to go ahead of you, often in a situation where you want them to leave or exit first. The phrase "After you" is a polite way of inviting someone to go before you, and in the context of the clue, it humorously implies wanting to see them leave while maintaining politeness.

The crossword clue "As politely said to one you want to see the back of?" with the answer "ABOIDEAU" refers to  a play on words. The term "aboideau" is a type of drainage structure used in marshland areas. In the context of the clue, it plays on the idea of wanting someone to leave or be removed ("see the back of") in a somewhat polite or indirect manner. "Aboideau" might be used here as a whimsical or tongue-in-cheek way of indicating a polite farewell or removal, though it's not a standard phrase for this context.

The crossword clue "As politely said to one you want to see the back of?" with the answer "ABOITEAU" refers to a play on words involving a polite way of telling someone to leave. "Aboiteau" is a French term for a type of drainage structure used in marshlands, designed to keep out water. In the context of the clue, it cleverly suggests a metaphorical "barrier" to keep someone out or away, thus serving as a tongue-in-cheek way of indicating that you want to see the back of someone while using a polite or indirect term.