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Things you might find in the Countryside

Ternigapp | 10:01 Thu 28th Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Down to my last few, all answers are as near as possible to how they sound.

32. A particular fashion or type
42. LASER PATH HAD TUNE (anag 2 words)
45. Starting where rubbish encroaches nature

Thank you

whats on tv 30sept-6oct spot the shot

YOU Crossword

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crofter

45 Wren = take initial letters

crofter

32 Stile (style)

satpam

42. pastureland heath

satpam

used this site as recommended by fellow aber http://www.wordsmith.org/anagram/advanced.html

crofter

Ternigapp See the Anagram Slover sent to bobthebuild (below). It comes up with PASTURELAND HEATH as one of its 4 or 5 options!

rocky999

Hi Ternigapp, any clues to No 4 "All except the present tenth"

Thanks

Ternigapp

Question Author

Thanks for those, so obvious when you see them.
Can you help with one more?
1. Ultimate, do say
Furze has been give as a possible answer. I'm thinking along the lines of TLE (tell) for do say but stuck with ultimate - if that makes sense! So far I've come up with beetle, cattle, nettle, thistle.

satpam - thanks, I'll add it to my favourites. At the moment I use Andy's anagrams or Chambers Word Wizards - I had pheasant but couldn't find the second word

Ternigapp

Question Author

Hi rocky, Sorry I can't help, still thinking about no 1 as above and I'm stuck on no 4. Granny C has also asked this one and I'm keeping an eye on her thread. Keep thinking of field (as in Sedgefield and Tony Blair at no 10) but it doesn't really fit!

kettledrum

No 4. A thought has occurred to me that this could be "all except the present tense" said with a lisp. Past ...path

Ternigapp

Question Author

Yes - I like that, very clever clue. Thanks

smouse

Had seen path but no explination but that sounds clever and better than my Jay!

Top_Gooner

Here's a good anagram solver as well

http://www.ssynth.co.uk/~gay/anagram.html

Ternigapp

Question Author

Hi Top Gooner, that's the site I already use and you're right it is a good one, thanks

crofter

One good turn deserves another - I'll add this anagram solver to my list as well!
Note that one I have suggested (and quoted by satpam)allows for a change of language!!

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