Herculis 3 Oct

[clivetoll]

Have got all the clues but cannot connect the linked words! I've got

1.Little Caesar. 2.Press Button.3.Best Seller  and am left with Dover and Tide - doesnt mean anything to me.Can anyone help, and thanks in advance

[GK Fanatic]

Thats it you've got it!!!

[biley]

If you accept that Dover tide is a well-known phrase, GK Fanatic, then yes I agree with you. However I do not believe it is and would go with tided over.

[LindaBon]

see previous discussion earlier on site

[clivetoll]

well thanks Lindabon - I've been through the last 100 or so and can't find any reference to it

[alistairscot]

There was a bit of discussion this morning on this try back to about page 4 of 'most recent' answers it might be helpful!!!

I go with DOVER TIDE for example a phrase used by a sailor could be like 'high water for the  DOVER TIDE will be at 5pm today'. ok I know its late!

[pega]

 there is a list   of  DOVER TIDE     -TABLES

this is a list  of tidal predictions  and they are found at most seasides especially where ferry leave from  it's a bit strange in a way as Dover tide (tables)  in a way who set this would have been better to have had Dover sole, or Dover castle 

[gen2]

Write the two words together
     TIDEDOVER

and now split it 5 and 4
     TIDED   OVER

Now doesn't that make more sense?