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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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2 really hard ones - please help if you can

Murielmci | 18:23 Thu 11th Aug 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Macbeth's no great deal - heartless play - H?e?

and

Shandy Butt possibly set to one side, pierced by estate ?e?t?e (Testae?)

The clues should be straightforwardish usually they are) but the words might be obtuse.

answers are all fabrics/clothing materials

Mucic Quiz. 5 Hardish questions

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kev100

Macbeth..........Thane

kev100

here is a bit of reference Muriel

http://www.web-books.com/Classics/Shakespeare/Macbeth/Ma cbeth1_2.htm

Murielmci

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Thane does not fit - the shape is h?e?

Thanks for trying

Quizmonkey

Haven't solved it (the Macbeth one) but I suspect you need a Scottish word for 'no great deal', then remove the centre letter and you'll be left with a word meaning 'play'.

Are the letters definitely correct?

lizzysparkle

I think it's HAET which is a scots word meaning a minute amount or a jot (no great deal) it is also Hamlet without the middle (a heartless play also by Shakespear).

lizzysparkle

Sorry ......... I meant HAET

Murielmci

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Thank you for this - most impressed!

Any one get the shandy butt one?

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