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Four Legged Friends (Or Not) Quiz. C/d 9.11.17 (No No. Of Letters Given)

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Clell | 13:39 Sun 22nd Oct 2017 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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1.Mean spirited telltale (?ratel / shrew)
2.Absolutely baffle
3.NOISE FROM FOG AGE (2)
4. Be quiet in a pile
5 Audible rasp old measure (?weasel/gazelle)
Thanks for any help.
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2 fox
13:47 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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1 I'd go with shrew for 1
14:10 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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5 weasel Wheeze el
14:14 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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4 shee(a)p? sh in heap = sheep?
14:28 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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Thanks bookbinder and cashier......no thoughts on No.3?
16:01 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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Why is no 3 in capitals? Is it meant to be?
16:04 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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No idea why No. 3 is in capitals......thought it was possibly an anagram but doesn't appear to be.
16:10 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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3 I can see that it's an anagram of 'giraffe' and 'mongoose'
16:11 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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Thanks to Tilly2 and elliemay1 for your help.
16:15 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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3. I'm baffled by the letter count. Is it really (2)?
16:16 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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I think it means 2 words, bookbinder
16:18 Sun 22nd Oct 2017
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^though it seems unusual to have 2 animals in one qn
16:18 Sun 22nd Oct 2017

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