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JanL | 16:49 Mon 01st May 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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In ballet, a leap in the air with one leg outstretched and the other beating against it (-a-r-o-e)


1857 semi-autobiographical book by george borrow (the / -o-a-- / -y-)


City in E central New York on the Mohawk River (s-h-n-c-a--)

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schenectady, the romany rye,
16:59 Mon 01st May 2006
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capriole, if you could put the numbers it would make it easier to look for,


cheers jan

17:01 Mon 01st May 2006
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thanks for the answers and I will include the clue numbers in future
17:25 Mon 01st May 2006
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Jan1956, isn't it caBriole?
17:30 Mon 01st May 2006
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I agree with you Wiseboy. Despite others giving with a P, my dictionary is quite explicit with meaning of caBriole but no so with capriole
18:17 Mon 01st May 2006
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this is the third time i have posted the answer to this. it is CABRIOLE. not capriole.
18:28 Mon 01st May 2006
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sorry janL looks like I am not going to win this week then!
18:33 Mon 01st May 2006
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suitsUsir, use the collins dictionary. it's the best. it defines capriole as "a leap from bent knees". look up cabriole and you'll find it's exactly the wording used in the clue. you (and i) are right

18:35 Mon 01st May 2006

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