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Hitchin Rotary C/D 05.01

vic-lou | 12:27 Fri 27th Dec 2024 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1. Connector between ankle and knee bones (3,4)

10. Between the hands and the bumps (5)

The answers relate to the human body, all i can think of for no.1 is Dem bones.... and for No.10 goose.

Thanks

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Wolfen

1. Leg bone ?

10 Hands, KNEES and bumpsie daisy

I see it should be

Hands, Knees and Boomps-a-Daisy,” but I think it still works.

1. The shin ?

Forget my answer.

vic-lou

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Thank you, I had the dem bones song in my head, I should have had hands knees.... which I am now singing in my head.

And I have 2 to choose from for the other.

Thanks all

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