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games, songs or poems from yesteryear

chelle017 | 23:57 Wed 17th Oct 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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all anagrams are childrens songs or games from yesteryear

1) aaabbbceehklps(4 words)
2) pottyfliersendlllli(3)
3) whenaleeyeartroot(5)
4) myoldmilkcuretttt(3)

famous characters in british history

sunday express final few

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Dustybun

1. Ba ba black sheep

Dustybun

Little Polly Flinders?

TheWinner

(2) little polly flinders?

slaney

4. very nearly Little Tommy Tucker..if you substitute "e" for "d"

Dustybun

4) looks like it should be Little Tommy Tucker (he who sang for his supper) but there is a d in there instead of an e?

Dustybun

sorry slaney!

slaney

Identical timing, dustybun..glad you think the same !

valerieb1254

3) If you change an A for an O you have,
One, Two, Three O' Leary.

Dustybun

you are a genius val - but when I saw your post I remembered that it was one of those songs often misquoted. It is actually "One, two, three a-leary".
It is googleable! NOW I can sleep!! :0)

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