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RadioTinmes No 22

johntee | 11:14 Wed 20th May 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Cannot puzzle out 8a) Herb's noisy occasion(5)?H?M?

The only word I can think of that fits is 'THYME' (a herb), but if so why?

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Rollo

Because it sounds like TIME - a time is an occasion.

I hate it when compilers use 'noisy' for homophones - so inaccurate!

johntee

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Thanks to both of you, penny has now dropped!!

Minoru

jontee. I was going to add my bit about noisy meaning sounds like in crossword parlance but it has already been explained to you.

Minoru

johntree I was about to point out that noisy was a convention word for sounds like in crossword parlance but someone else has explained it to you.

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