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greencj01 | 09:18 Sat 19th Nov 2011 | Crosswords
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J A bone to break that's broken: I obey! (2,4)

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Ja wohl? I get the bone bit, but the rest?
09:33 Sat 19th Nov 2011
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Hol - break ...broken = OHL
09:36 Sat 19th Nov 2011
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I'm sure Kayakamina can explain why YARE is correct:swiftly,OK, Yar river(?),and navigable E???
10:55 Sat 19th Nov 2011
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Thanks kayakamina!
11:01 Sat 19th Nov 2011
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Kkm & others may relax:Yare now explained.Plain sailing,really...
11:15 Sat 19th Nov 2011
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But "jawohl" is one word. No wonder we couldn't do it. It looked like "je" + something meaning "obey" in French. Last time Araucaria translated several Wagner opera titles into English, but left "Tristan UND Isolde" in German. I'm getting worried about him!
21:34 Thu 24th Nov 2011
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the bone is jaw.
jawohl means obey (I think) but I don't see where ohl come from
17:55 Fri 25th Nov 2011
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Sorry, I wasn't signed in so didn't see the answers.
Can you tell me if I've got everthing in the wrong place or is S really
S*o*l*e* / s*r* / i*h / *f*o*t*e.

Doesn't look English to me.
18:00 Fri 25th Nov 2011
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start from 2nd word,then end with 1st
Straight from the Shoulder
18:03 Fri 25th Nov 2011
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Of course. And I decided that stright wouldn't fit too.
20:52 Fri 25th Nov 2011

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