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Feet Fins & Wings quiz

granny grump | 21:29 Sun 02nd Nov 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Is anyone else out there doing this quiz.I still have a quite a few to finish and would appreciate any pointers?

It is dififcult to explain if you aren't doing the quiz as it is in the form of a story and the gaps are all 'creatures'. ie He'd had a large ???? of scotch
Each group had ordered a whole KRAIT of beer and Jack wa?????ally plastered.

granny grump 02/11/2008

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�500 prize crossword (Record 2nd Nov)

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ladyalex

waSTOATally plastered

granny grump

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Ladyalex you are brilliant. 1 down and about 8 more to go

ladyalex

If there wasn't an 'of' in the first sentence, it could be
He'd had a large NEAT scotch....a neat is a cow, I think...

ladyalex

Thanks , granny. I'm always very happy to help . :-))

oldwoman

Slug would fit but not sure if its feet,fins or wings.

granny grump

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Slug is brilliant oldwoman - the words are all creatures. I was thinking of a tody - a bird but it seemed a bit contrived.
Still stuck on
' The GOOSEberry fool with KIWI Fruit for desert was delicious. LINNET some of it but he w????? to sTEAL a spoonful of her chocolate MOOSE.

Other sports were on Lynne's mind however, so she slipped out of her clothes and came back into the bedroom wearing nothing but embroidered ????? with KITTEN(?) heels on her feet and a feather BOA round her neck. It was time to ???? the label on the door to 'Do Not Disturb'