Need help finding a 3 word phrase or saying...

[classylady60]

Hiya,
I am doing what they call a triplets quiz where you are only given the consonants to the words. E.g. RD....GRN....MBR so I conclude that's red green amber. Another example.... WN...WMN....SNG which is wine women song. I've got through 29 of these (90 separate words) until the last ones which I cannot find....so I was wondering if there are any lateral thinkers here who could come up with something please? I don't know how many letters are in the words....the A E I O U and Y's are missing, but the three words have to relate as per my examples above. The twist in this last one is one of the words is blank (eek) so I'll give you the words here and see if anyone can help me out please. The words don't need to be jumbled just add the missing vowels and/or y AND I don't know in which order they go.......hmmm.

DPR
M
__ __ __

Thanks to anyone who can help me out....you will make me very happy to find this last triplet. <smile>
CL

[factor-fiction]

The only words I can think of for DPR are DEEPER or DIAPER, and for the second word can only think of AM, ME, MAY or MY.
But I can't make a phrase out of these

[classylady60]

Thanks "factor30"...... similar to what I've come up with... how about the blank being EYE as someone else suggested to me? The M....perhaps YAM.....AIM?? Bugging me now as I've only got these three to get and cannot think of a phrase or saying to suit any of these words together <scream>

[factor-fiction]

When you say you don't know what order they are in, does that mean it could be ___/ m/DPR?

[classylady60]

Hi f30,

Yes you're correct the three words could be in any order as you say. The list I rec'd was in alphabetical order I just found each set of three from that...and these are the very last three <sigh> lol. Thanks again.

CL

[barmy]

me you dupre

[factor-fiction]

Yep, it's You Me Dupree which is a film
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0463034/

[classylady60]

BRILLIANT! Thank you very much "barmy"..... been wracking my brain (wot's left of 'em) and it fits the bill - spot on many thanks.
CL