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jadzia49 | 15:01 Fri 08th Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Shakespeare's pragmatic measure caught among fairy queen and king quite unexpectedly.(8,7)
e?p?r??? k?t?que

answers are numbers

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valerieb1254

Emperick Qutique

jadzia49

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is it empirics artique

jadzia49

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valerieb -explain please

valerieb1254

Hi jadzia49,
Never heard of it myself,got the first word on my electronic dictionary, then found the answer in Chambers, which says, ( Shakespeare, Emperick Qutique, modelled on therapeutic ). Sorry that's the best I can do.
Val.

jadzia49

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valerieb. i can see how you got it but what does it mean?

jadzia49

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valerieb-ty for that .alas it doesn't appear anywhere on the web

kettledrum

I think valerie is probably right:
em = measure
peri = fairy
c = caught, k, qu, + anag of quite.

Shakespeare's word (s) for empiricutic meaning empirical ie pragmatic.

It's all in my Chambers - look under 'empiric'

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