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Christmas Theme Dingbats

Legolassie | 21:46 Thu 05th Dec 2013 | Quizzes & Puzzles

105 Answers

Please can anyone help with these two Christmas dingbats. They are anything to do with Christmas.

POARD

onjuring

Any help very much appreciated

Christmas Quiz

Local Monthly Paper

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mallyh

Best Answer

magi = the three wise men

23:01 Thu 05th Dec 2013

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Jomlett

lol

mallyh

Legolassie sorry to go on but is it written in capitals and in a straight line x

Legolassie

Question Author

Yes

Tilly2

Hello again.Have we got anywhere with this?

Legolassie

Question Author

Sorry tilly no, it's driving me crazy.

Calibax

Very tenuous, but could it be reindeer?
Rained ear = sounds like poured?
Just a suggestion. I don't really like it and I'll keep thinking.

pixie373

No idea. A something backdrop?

Tilly2

Post Office Are Real Deliverers (not Santa)

Still thinking here. How will we know when we have got it right?

scorpiojo

Good point Tilly lol. Still wondering why it's in capital letters.

Captain2

Think this could be the longest Q&P thread I've seen!

Come on you lot - sort it out.

scorpiojo

Any ideas Captain? Please????

Captain2

Not a clue! Lost the will to live when the tea/coffee ran out.

scorpiojo

:-)

Legolassie

Question Author

I've been doing these since it began 10 or so years ago and I have never found one this hard. There is no obvious clue but you'll know when you've got it right. Don't ask me how but you will. I appreciate all your efforts. WE WILL CRACK IT!!!! lol

scorpiojo

And you just know it will be something blindingly obvious lol!

pauln90

Been thinking about this one for 2 weeks now.

POLLARD is a tree that has been pollarded or trimmed.

Take out 2 LL's ie no L's and you have POARD

So answer could be

Christmas (No L's or Noel) Trees

Jomlett

Applauds Paul!

elliemay1

Sounds just a bit contrived though I have nothing better to offer!!

Legolassie

Question Author

wow Paul this could be the answer. Good thinking get yourself a coffee lol

Legolassie

Question Author

Looked into pollard regarding trees. Bit tricky it also relates to trimming back horns in oxen, stags and sheep and the dictionary and thesaurus just refer to pruning of trees. So I really don't know on this one. What about Christmas trimming!!!

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