Fao - The Km Players

[seekeerz]

Here are the shaded clues for you -

5a Boundary of trees and shrubs dividing farmland and rural landscapes, typically hawthorn, hornbeam etc [5]

27a Word preceding setter, terrier and wolfhound for three breeds of dog [5]

49a Creature of rock pools and shores [4]

39d Lead-glass material used for decorative items made by Lalique [7]

[Mamyalynne]

Hedge

Irish

Crab

Crystal

[Buenchico]

Hedge
Irish
Frog ?
Crystal ?

[Buenchico]

Crab is better!

[tonyav]

Hedge
Irish
Crab
Crystal.

[Buenchico]

See? I told you I was rubbish at this. I can't even do the easy bit!

My excuse is the fall of another Australian wicket ;-)

[tonyav]

Bet he's had a drink to celebrate ^^^^^^^

[Mamyalynne]

Too late ;-)

[tonyav]

I know I know ;-)

[Buenchico]

"a drink" ???

I don't understand your use of the singular!

[seekeerz]

I didn't need to know that, thank you Chris !!


( I thought we'd be all out before stumps last night ...not bothering to watch )

[tonyav]

Buenchico "a drink" ???


Well Chris in my neck of the woods 'A drink' never means the singular.
ie, 'are you coming out for a drink' never ever means are you coming out for a singular drink.

[Buenchico]

Good point, Tony.

Back in my college days, we used to simply say "QH?" (= 'quick half') when suggesting a visit to the pub after the end of lectures. We never managed to leave the pub before closing time ;-)

[tonyav]

Yep, it would appear that no matter where you live ( come from ) a drink never means the singular, Chris.