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Agness | 15:22 Sun 23rd Oct 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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help last one - 6D

and is 32D Hatchel or Watchet?

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32d watchet has already been given
15:25 Sun 23rd Oct 2005
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Alonzo Babers . PS I'm going bwith Watchet !

15:28 Sun 23rd Oct 2005
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thanks again inglepingle

Just could not get enough info on either answer but will go with watchet!!

15:31 Sun 23rd Oct 2005
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Watchet is the only one I can find that refers to pale blue colour, Hatchel or Hackle is more of a generic term
16:00 Sun 23rd Oct 2005
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You're spot on, pangolin, it is watchet. I thought hatchel was the answer (as per earlier replies) but on consulting a piscatorially-minded friend in Canada, learn that Watchet is not just a tiny seaside place in Somerset!! Ah well, out with the Tippex again....!!
16:32 Sun 23rd Oct 2005
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Always look up your Trusty Chambers Dictionary

Watchet

18:24 Sun 23rd Oct 2005
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Checked the New Shorter Oxford English Dictionary for this: A Watchet is defined as either 1. a light blue colour, or 2. Angling: (An artificial fly imitating) a s small bluish mayfly.
14:57 Mon 24th Oct 2005

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