Rhyming Couplets

[Big Jenny]

Stumped with a few of these. Any clues would be much appreciated.

20. Follow this to fasten a screw?
31. Just boil those leaves?
34. Really under development?
44. Two all in the afternoon?
65. Mix well or just dip in?
91. Heckle one part of a peninsula?
93. Sounds crafty on one type of seat?

BJ

[Mamyalynne]

was given a great clue for 44

afternoon is Pm and use ALL twice (used to be cigarette called this)

[Big Jenny]

Thanks for that, mamyalynne. That's one more sorted. Still a few to go, though.

BJ

[Mamyalynne]

Me too BJ

[swannbaker]

Faze and naze .

[Mamyalynne]

interesting but they need to be rhyming couplets such as

Hum Drum
Mumbo Jumbo etc

[swannbaker]

Bronze and fronds .

[vegasmad]

20. Righty tighty

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term =righty%20tighty%20lefty%20loosy

[zita-green]

bind wind

[Big Jenny]

Sorry I haven't been back sooner. Thanks for all those interesting suggestions. I like faze and naze, and it certainly fits the clue, but you don't use the expression "faze naze" very often, so I'm not sure it's what they want.

I'll keep at it.

BJ

[Mamyalynne]

Yes i found those suggestions inyruiging but not commonly used, have seen Tricky Dicky for number 93 , a dicky being a small seat in a sports car or similar.

Am still struggling on quite a few too

16 good egg with a sense of humour
35 a typical modern car
40 a childs tumble or hot favourite

amonfst others, this is a tough quiz

Good luck BJ
M

[bibster]

40 roly poly

[bibster]

16 nit wit??

[Mamyalynne]

thankyou bibster makes me more determined to go on

M