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quizbuff

pairs

d--------- & ------ (9,6) d--- & ---------- (4,10) answers are places famous couples or well known pairs eg safe and sound, accident and emergency
18:57 Thu 30th Nov 20064 answers, last by quizbuff 20:33 Thu 30th Nov 2006
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webby48

phrases or expressions in everyday use

One (absent minded) man and his dog perhaps 4 9 The nightingales's song perhaps 7 2 3 4 Pared and aired 3 3 5 Thrifty pensioners 3 4 7 Any help appreciated, thanks
18:29 Thu 30th Nov 200610 answers, last by Minoru 12:58 Fri 01st Dec 2006
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loopy lass

which is the odd one out and why

Blood, Mock, Order, and Navel? blood and navel are types of orange, mock is a flowering plant and orange order is an institution, so which is the odd one out????????
14:38 Wed 29th Nov 20066 answers, last by Chiefpanda 16:24 Wed 29th Nov 2006
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michelem

English Place Names

can anyone help me with 'home of a guards regiment' (10) thank you
19:21 Tue 28th Nov 20063 answers, last by michelem 20:01 Tue 28th Nov 2006
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jantenelm

English Place Names Quiz

Does any one know the answers to :- Inaccurate statement in the forest. (5,5) and Half a man's fantasy(8) and She's Rambling on again (9) All are English place names. From Jantenelm.
22:50 Mon 27th Nov 20062 answers, last by jantenelm 20:30 Tue 28th Nov 2006
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markbuswell

Sportsword

Innings when no catches are offered? (10) ?H?N?E?E?S
13:40 Tue 28th Nov 20062 answers, last by Argee2 13:44 Tue 28th Nov 2006
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RachelAnne

National Flags

Which country's flag is plain green with no emblems, stripes etc
19:50 Mon 27th Nov 20061 answer, last by Argee2 19:53 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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shaley

English Place Names

She's rambling on again (9)
19:16 Mon 27th Nov 20065 answers, last by shaley 18:05 Tue 28th Nov 2006
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cordero

1 down hercullis monday

what on earth is this can't find it anywhere thank you in advance l Lambkin
19:10 Mon 27th Nov 20062 answers, last by Argee2 19:13 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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wesleymay

Hercullis 27/11/06

17d The old name for the basic unit of money in Thailand? Last one - stuck - good and proper on this one only find Baht Many thanks for all help in the past questions I have had to post.
19:09 Mon 27th Nov 20063 answers, last by wesleymay 19:16 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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huggles

Christmas

All answers are related to Christmas and the Pantomine 1. Puts on a show 2. A burnt remain before endless style 3. Richard intelligence prefix not weight 4. Small neddy Many thanks
18:56 Mon 27th Nov 20064 answers, last by crofter 19:14 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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sussexman

Big Monday Crossword

6d Celtic goddess of horses, later worshipped in Rome E*O*A & 29a Fine plain-weave cotton or linen fabric, usually used for shirts and dresses BA*IS*E
15:31 Mon 27th Nov 20064 answers, last by athene 15:37 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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robertsa

Jumbo 2 final two please

21d I tkink its something mate. Schoolmate fits but Milligan is correct. Also 25a please cant find this astronomer. Ta
14:34 Mon 27th Nov 20066 answers, last by robertsa 15:33 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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dr john

Collins Dictionary owners

One of the clues in last week's Listener crossword gives an answer that is not in Chambers (which I have) but is in Collins (which I don't). It's a two-word phrase meaning oil-drilling equipment,...
10:32 Mon 27th Nov 20069 answers, last by Quizmonkey 17:33 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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Mrs Squeaky

Sunday Express

Writing Desks with sloping surface and drawers
14:32 Mon 27th Nov 20061 answer, last by Argee2 14:36 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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minesapint

ST Where was I? 26.11.06

I'm very confused about the name of the hamlet in which Joseph Conrad lived. I can't relate it to Richard Harris Barham. I saw the earlier post about Hamstreet, Aldington etc but it hasn't helped....
22:57 Sun 26th Nov 20066 answers, last by colinrobert 14:30 Mon 27th Nov 2006
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addict

Sun Tel 733 26/11

Brain seems to have gone to sleep earlier than usual today. Can anyone help me out? 10a Informal word for american indian (5) e---m; 14a Slang word for a dram (7) s-i-t--; 21a City in southern central...
20:26 Sun 26th Nov 200614 answers, last by addict 20:36 Sun 26th Nov 2006
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twiglet3

peter chamberlain

1d- ruth left ancient city ??b?l 1a- bury the comic article in bavarian city ????e?t? 6d- takeover bid in transit u?j?c? 7d- vain fantasist, catch one first during first half of week n?n?a?e
20:11 Sun 26th Nov 20068 answers, last by twiglet3 20:39 Sun 26th Nov 2006
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addict

Sun Express 26/11

14a Belonginh to or characterisstic of a much earlier period; out fo date (7) a-ch-ik
20:10 Sun 26th Nov 20063 answers, last by addict 20:15 Sun 26th Nov 2006
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ontarioice

Local Magazine

Cryptic. Host, for example, swallowed by cat. 6 letters. I have ?e?i?n which might be ?e?ie (for example) n. Mind has gone blank on this one which is probably staring me in the face.
19:24 Sun 26th Nov 20065 answers, last by ontarioice 19:40 Sun 26th Nov 2006

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