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Everyday Expressions

lforbes1 | 10:03 Thu 25th Oct 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Only two left to get - with grateful thanks to all that helped

1. Old thieves'wish to be spared. 4,4,4,3,7,4,4,7,2
2. Low price punch. 1,9,3

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D2mee

A Knockout !!!!!!

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I wondered if there was such an expression as a knockout cut?

A knockout bid?

2 a Knockdown cut?

Just noticed that knockout only has eight letters, could it be knockdown bid?

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Yep Danny - I like knowndown bid - thanks for that

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excuse typos - meant knockdown!

Vicasso

2. A fourpenny one ?
http://www.encyclo.co...efine/Fourpenny%20One

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Nice one,Vicasso.

D2mee

Can,t remember the old saying with Hangman in it for No.1 !!! help !!!

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