Rhyming Quiz

[jim45]

Could anyone please help me with my final two rhyming answers no. 4a Criminal intent [6,12] no. 4b Far from sweet German Red causes decay [3,3] thanks for any help .

[excelsior-1]

malice aforethought & dry rot

they do not exactly rhyme, but i could not think of anything else
so i thought .. what the heck

[Dinkypuzzled]

malice aforethought
gut rot ?

[Dinkypuzzled]

sorry, dry rot.

[Tilly2]

Where does the rhyme come in?

[excelsior-1]

i still have a couple more to do

[Tilly2]

I really, really don't understand this. The answers seem right but they don't rhyme! Am I reading it wrongly?

[jim45]

Thanks Tilly 2 ,excelsior-1 and Dinkypuzzled ,I have malice aforethought and dry rot as my answers but they don't rhyme, I was hoping someone might come up with alternative answers ,I can't think of anything else to fit the clues so I will go with them.Thanks again for trying to help .

[quinie]

Red in German is rot but I can't figure out far from sweet

[boxtops]

"far from sweet" = dry

It must be dry rot, which doesn't really rhyme with malice aforethought (or aforethot)

[TheWinner]

far from sweet may refer to wine??? sweet and dry ?????

[jim45]

Many thanks quinie,boxtops,The Winner and methyl ,I'll go with Malice aforethought and Dry rot ,when my entry is returned I'll let you know the answers.

[dannyk13]

Dry rot

[jim45]

Thanks dannyk13

[mallyh]

4b dry rot

[candled]

Of course there are many different accents in Great Britain so maybe if you think Scottish for instance, that was my thinking anyway...c

[Canary42]

Has nobody heard of Poetic Licence ?

[Tilly2]

I still don't like it!