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Pendleside Hospice Christmas Dingbats C/d 6 January

Tuvok | 12:41 Mon 31st Dec 2018 | Quizzes & Puzzles

48 Answers

I'm plouging through this quiz.

I've nearly got this one, but stuck on the last part:

Soup Tin
Mr Trotter
Torch
Ms Kirkwood

I've worked it out as

Can-del-light

but can't parse the Ms Kirkwood - the only thing I can think of is service, but how does that tie in to Ms Kirkwood?

Local Charity Christmas Link Word Quiz

Hastings Sierra Leone Quiz. Closes Jan 12Th.

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JJ109

Best Answer

I agree it is unlikely to be Noel, but if it was just "poughman's" without the "picke" I would definitely say Christmas Lunch. (but why add pickle, unless it was an oversight by the compiler) Incidentally, it is now officially 2019 here, so Happy New Year to all!

17:03 Mon 31st Dec 2018

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JJ109

Carol Kirkwood (weather lady)

Tuvok

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Never heard of her!

goodgoalie

Candlelight Carol

JJ109

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carol_Kirkwood

Tuvok

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I'm stuck on a few more.

Could 38 be Presents under the tree?

For 36 I can get 2 morrow = tomorrow, Doris = day, Mtangoy = tango/dance in my, but I can't work it out!

No. 2 I read it literally as wrap in the sun

No. 44 I get Holy/Holly for Buddy, Batman or Hood for Robin

No. 19 Could it be Christmas is coming?

All help gratefully appreciated.

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pauln90

2 Wrapping Paper

Tuvok

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Never thought of that - but then I don't think of The Sun as a newspaper!

Tuvok

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Just sussed No. 1 - 3 french hens! - too busy actually counting the Ns!

JJ109

Tuvok - do you just need help on the few that you have listed or all the ones that are not crossed out eg 22 and 25?

pauln90

44 Holiday Inn

Tuvok

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If I've crossed them out, then I have them.

The ones I've put are those I'm stuck on, or have ideas for (listed above)

Tuvok

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Thanks Pauln - doubt I would have got the Inn bit

pauln90

36 Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Tuvok

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Another carol I've never heard of!

JJ109

19 Christmas is all around (song)

pauln90

I've been doing these for years, used to be in the same quiz league as Mike who sets the Dingbats and I still find things I've never heard of . As Roy Walker used to put it Say what you see.

Tuvok

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Thanks to the method used in 36. I've sussed No. 4 - fairy lights. I was thinking weather in relation to flash and flood

mallyh

22 white Christmas ....albino no l

Tuvok

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This is only my 3rd Pendleside quiz - gradually learning how he thinks!

Just 16, 20, 22, 25, 35, 38, 39 and 47 to get.

The only things I have so far for 47 is Beach (Bondi), Life (Bouy) and Nick (Nolte)

mallyh

20 donkey

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