ChatterBank1 min ago
Nothing To Report ......
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So far .......!!
The Telegraph is still not cooperating so I’m patiently waiting for an early riser to post the link words for us and then I can get our game under way :)
The Telegraph is still not cooperating so I’m patiently waiting for an early riser to post the link words for us and then I can get our game under way :)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Pome related to medlar, pear and quince, whose around 200 native Gloucestershire varieties include Dainty Maids, Morning Pippin and Winter Russet (5)
Derived from a species of grass and once traded by Henry Tate, an
ingredient used in preserving, icing, crystallising and caramelising that was a favourite of Elizabeth I (5)
Any one of the markings on the red elytra of the beetle known
collectively as a loveliness (4)
End of a bed or table, opposite the head; or, a sewing machine
attachment with an ankle (4)
Derived from a species of grass and once traded by Henry Tate, an
ingredient used in preserving, icing, crystallising and caramelising that was a favourite of Elizabeth I (5)
Any one of the markings on the red elytra of the beetle known
collectively as a loveliness (4)
End of a bed or table, opposite the head; or, a sewing machine
attachment with an ankle (4)