I have the answer, I just can't really put it in a clue.
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I have the answer, I just can't really put it in a clue.
17 hours, Bonnie. 17. I mean - how long does anybody need? Gotta keep this thread moving, man!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
(Crossword addict... I'm getting counselling for it!)
Scotch the rumour!, the American shouted. But as an Irishman I would surely prefer to have this for sale? (4)Quote:
Originally Posted by Eminence Grise
NB* A terrible clue from me (again) but I think all were gonna be with that answer. Well done EG on that one.
Cluesy, Bonnie, cluesy!!!
Took me a few minutes to remember what the answer is...Quote:
Originally Posted by Eminence Grise
and then I realised that I had the wrong amount of letters. :(
Scotch the rumour!, the American shouted. But as an Irishman I would surely prefer to have this for sale? (9)Quote:
Originally Posted by Eminence Grise
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Originally Posted by bonnieshels
Clue: Who has inadvertently killed this excellent thread over the last three months? :D
B-n--e/S--l-
Hmmmm...........
Quiet you!Quote:
Originally Posted by bluemovie
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Originally Posted by bonnieshels
Teetotals?
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Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Sellotape didn't get Sherlock Holmes into any sticky situations but this got him out of many. (10)
the most elementary part of a banana, okay! (9)
Potassium may be more exciting under water, but copper makes better music. (9)
We are talking chemical symbols here, aren't we, Schumi?
Potassium may be more exciting under water, but copper makes better music. (9)
C---U--O-
No, material properties.Quote:
Originally Posted by culloty82
I'm majorly scientifically-challenged. Anyone got a clue?
The band take their cues from a conductor, but engines take instructions from a much bigger operator (3, 10)
Fat controller?Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin