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dtgk16/09

chrissie58 | 19:46 Sat 16th Sep 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Help please! 23d Angolan city. 37a green freshwater algae; 49a having or resembling wings. Have tried googling but given up.

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23d Lobito
37a Desmid
49a Aliform

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Thanks JimJools. Finished now!

what about LOBITO, DESMID, and AVIFORM ?
not 100% sure of anything though, as still not finished.
good luck !

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Thanks Scotbumpkin. You are right - see above.

aliform it must be then ?

what about 33a zulu ?? please !

33a Tikoloshe

many thanks jimjools; you are kept very busy i see !

JJ I think it is actually Tokoloshe - from my Zulu days! K

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a tokoloshe

Longman Dictionary of the English Language

Looks like it can be spelt either way K.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tikoloshe

Possibly JJ but I would say definitely Tokoloshe and as my sobriquet is a Zulu word I feel confident of it. K

I always wondered where your sobriquet came from K now I know!

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