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barbaraP1962

link words

q1 bar...knuckle...toasted q2 pitch...word...world q3 american...go...speaker q4 further...higher...primary q5 ante...maid...torture q6 good...nap....tea...

Great-Wall

farmers journal

19a These are inclined to find the sheep with an afterthought (5) r?m?s

mike11111

Has anyone any information as to the whereabouts of Answerprancer? It's over a month now since he last posted. I know that his last post attracted a fair degree of negative (from his point of view)...

keyholekatebaron

Most true saying I know

" Give me the child until he is seven and I'll give(show)you the man" I believe this to be a jesuit saying. How very true! My favourite, Kate....

slates

crossword

clue automatic tellers (1,1,2) 4 letters i have a t - s

slates

crossword

clue automatic tellers 3 letters at-s

roxie_09

Karma strikes ;)

I have tried to see if anyone else has posted this, can't find any post, but apologies if they have. It brought a little grin to my face :D x

slates

quizzes and puzzles

clue slightest 6 letters i have m-est

parr1

FT 13766

29ac: Port reached with luck and a fortuitous break (8) a?c???n? 18dn: Poem completed but not written down (8) ?a?t?r??...

ozzy1

Daily Mail Thursday - Can anyone please help explain

8d Le Carre hero's some distance into suburbs of Sydney (8) ?m?l?y (I can see 'Smiley' going in here - Mile between S-Y but I can't tie it in with the clue - never read any Le Carre - is it a...

marbil

anagrams of popular newspapers and magazines

3. sunsha onder hod (3 words) 7. hand trax manc ege (3) 11. silentet demit anop puscatheum (4) 15. modern hands ages (3)...

modeller

What papers do you read?

I read the other day that which newspaper a person's reads is a good guide to their beliefs. Is that true ? Gromit claims to read the Telegraph but I would think the Morning Star was more likely....

nextqueen

aldi

do you know if they sell pannetone (sp?) at the moment? i cant say ive seen any. i saw a come dine with me recipe where they cut this into circles then made a sort of bread and butter pudding with...

orly

Daily Mail Prize Crossword Wednesday August 10th 2011

1a Mood swing, say, beset Daughter at the end of the world (8) no letters yet! 4d It's not for profit in a stone (7) _ _ _ _ N_T thanks...

puzzledstill

Daily Mail Prize Crossword 14036 10/8/11

Two left today. 15 d)It's cheap to make about everyting under pub (5,4) L?C?L/?A?L. 4 d) It's not for profit in a stone (7) A?A?N?T.

morebattle

2d 4d & 10a

2d Two for the devil ?E??? 4d Old instrument from Syrian capital still in existence ?E???n? 10a Wine of the rench capital placed outside ?u???d?? Wonder if this should be MUSCADET? I cannot find...

marg14a

Crusader Wed

Help 6d Frivolous to complain at transport system (5 & 4) ???? ?A?L and 4d Escort has to creep off and protest (9) ??????A?E and 23a Frank is informed at scene of action (7) U???O?T

headwreck

rte guide crossword winner

Just a note of thanks to all who answered questions here for the RTE Guide crossword, week 30, I can delightfully tell you, I won the €100. Your help is always welcome ❀◕ ‿ ◕❀ HW

DrFilth

what is the weather like near you

it is bouncing down in droylsden

johnm1972

The Sun Wednesday August 10th 2011

20a: Burning(5) - A?I?? 8d: High Speed(4) - P?R? 14d: Cattle Shed - ?Y??...

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farmers journal

Missing ABer

Most true saying I know

crossword

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Karma strikes ;)

quizzes and puzzles

FT 13766

Daily Mail Thursday - Can anyone please help explain

anagrams of popular newspapers and magazines

What papers do you read?

aldi

Daily Mail Prize Crossword Wednesday August 10th 2011

Daily Mail Prize Crossword 14036 10/8/11

2d 4d & 10a

Crusader Wed

rte guide crossword winner

what is the weather like near you

The Sun Wednesday August 10th 2011

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