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macpark | 23:30 Wed 24th Aug 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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TS Eliot play with animal in a flap 10

e???l???i?

Motor racing out, across and round 9

?u?o???s?

Verbal quantities of rock 6

?u???z

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gen2

2 = autocross (anagram of out across)

Epiglottis
Autocross
Quartz
have you got 17d?
tender flesh that is required for fast bowler ?U?C?I?

gen2

3 = quartz

T S Eliot one is EPIGLOTTIS (flap)

(pig in anagram of T S Eliot)

gen2

17d = quickie

fergol

how about juicily shaneystar

fergol

Thanks gen2.
I thought it was this but can't see why.
I can see the fast..quick connection but what has this got to do with tender flesh.

kosoro

the Quick is the tender part of your fingernails

Thanks kosoro.

gen2

Sorry, I'd moved into another section, but yes it is as kosoro says. There is an expression "Cut to the quick"

The ie is of course from 'that is'

kosoro

Or Biting your fingers down to the Quick

Thanks to all.

macpark

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