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stuck on the last two questions

rogerr | 10:16 Thu 13th Jul 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Footware for a fly-by-night? (6,5)

A three point bite? Answer begins with T and is something that grows.

Any suggestions appreciated.

A New Quiz in aid of Macmillan Cancer Relief

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johnalex

1. Cowboy Boots
2. How many letters Rog ?

rogerr

Question Author

Doesn't tell you how many letters on the second one, only the start letter.
Thanks for cowboy boots.
R

crofter

If you are allowed more than one word, what about TRIANGULAR TART such as Coventry Cakes (see below)

Coventry Cakes are triangular tarts of rich pastry filled with an aromatic mixture of fruits and spices.

There's further evidence on the web.

rogerr

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Has to be something that grows.
Thanks for trying though.
R

crofter

In that case - I did think of TURNIP, which grows , is edible, starts with T and ends with NIP (bite). "Just" the TUR to link with "A three point"!

ddon

how about turnip? 3 point turn and nip. I know there's an extra n, but it could be a 'sounds like' clue

rogerr

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I am going to put turnip. I think that the tur sounds like ter as in tertiary etc.
This quiz has had a right mixture of clues and answers.
Ta for all the help.
R

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