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Debra/Traditional Rhymes and Songs

Freda7 | 15:27 Fri 25th Sep 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Could anyone help with these please? Clues relate to Traditional Rhymes or Songs:
No. 5. Number for recycling.
No. 13. Billies sainted brother.
No. 20. Sound of a drum.
Number of letters are not given. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

saga prize crossword October.

ellen zipped

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johnalex

5. Ten Green Bottles ?

Freda7

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Thanks johnalex. Easy when you see it isn't it? Thanks again.

Polly1958

20. Tom Tom the pipers son

Freda7

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Polly1958 - Thanks for your help, I do have Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son as answer for another clue, which I am pretty sure is correct. So I'm stil open for suggestions

oldwoman

20. Rat-A-Tat,Tat three men in a hat.

Freda7

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Thanks oldwoman, that's one I have never heard before.

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