Fao - The K M Players

[seekeerz]

Hi folks, it's the usual hold up with the clues .....twix, if you happen to look in, I'd be grateful 😊

[twix123]

Hi Steff and good evening all. The clues are as follows:

37a. An author, dam, genitor, papa, procreator or sire who “brings forth” (6)

54a. Flat sheet of precious metal, thus utensils of bullion for table or house (5)

25d. Porcelain used to make the dishes whose name rhymes with “mates” (5)

32d. Word meaning band of musicians, disgust, disturbance or possibly nausea or seasickness originally, now a din, clamour, racket or sound of any kind (5)

Good luck with the answers!

[seekeerz]

You beat me to it, thanks ☺️ 

[seekeerz]

Gosh - no takers, has everyone gone to bed ?

So far I've got three but stuck on the last 😟

[Arksided]

Hiya Seekeerz I'm still about (just) Thank you for the Birthday thread... maybe they're all being loved up... I can't find to assist. Xx

[scorpiojo]

Father

Plate

China?

Noise

[Buenchico]

parent
plate
china
noise

[seekeerz]

Arky I hope you had a wonderful day, celebrating either your Birthday or St Valentine's ....my pleasure,as regards your thread ☺️

back to the clues - I had 'father, I'll have to check it out some more and get back to you 🧐

[Buenchico]

A racehorse has a sire and a dam. The sire is undoubtedly its father but I can't see how the dam can be too!

(Further, the etymology of 'parent' is from the Latin for 'bringing forth').

[Arksided]

😍 Relaxed doni' nowt my favourite pastime.. Whatever happenend to Miss Marple...Xx

[seekeerz]

Thanks Chris, I've just got it sorted so you get the BA. I'm at the point of throwing the whole thing against the wall 😤😤 Talk about wading in treacle 😡

[scorpiojo]

Well done, Chris...I missed "dam" 🙄