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St. Peter's Tiddlers - London Underground Stations

Big Jenny | 22:06 Thu 05th Feb 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Just one to get on this quiz

No.25. The French are working against honey from the inside.

Can anyone help me?

BJ

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Hi

think I put theydon bois but I also remember seeing another answer

sorry not much help

thanks

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Thanks, tazmac25. I'd like to know how you get it. I can see honey in there, but don't see how the remaining letters fit the clue.

BJ

I honestly cant remember I sent this one off a long time ago - sorry google bois isnt that french for something -

thanks

I have seen Limehouse suggested as an answer, but cannot understand why - except The French is LE, and miel is French for honey, I seem to recall.

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