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Local Body Parts Quiz

Rusticmaid | 09:29 Sun 18th Nov 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Stuck on the last two and the closing date is near. All answers are a part of the body (no number of letters given) 4 - Forces... (only question with dots after the word) and 7- Noisy part of the band. Please can anyone help?

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Brooksy

arm(ed) forces?
ear (drum)?
Just suggestions I`m afraid. Good luck.

FoxLee

Vera Lynn was known as the 'Forces Sweetheart' and as the dots follow forces, it implies the word comes after forces

FoxLee

Brooksy is on the right lines - tympanum - means the drums in a band and is also part of the ear

Rusticmaid

Question Author

Thank you for your help. I had wondered about the ear but I couldn't quite sort it out. Arm is the answer to no26 and none of the other answers are repeated so I don't think it can be that. I think you are probably right in that it does come after the word forces.

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