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Who or what comes to / through your door

bookwormer | 09:16 Sat 22nd Apr 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Stuck on 3 of these, answers are all to do with the above, eg junk mail, midwife, postman etc

2. A condition of pain, danger, need or strife

16. Morally admirable fortune

27. Not good to glance at

(no number of letters given) Any ideas?

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16. once in each man's life, at least, Good luck knocks at his door.

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Brilliant Dinkypuzzled! very many thanks for that, I don't think I'd have ever thought of that.

27. The evil eye.

Question Author

Great idea, but not sure whether it 'knocks at the door' ?

27. The use of worn-out horseshoes as magically protective amulets ...believed to ward off the evil eye.

2. How about misfortune?

'Fortune knocks but once, but misfortune has much more patience'

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Thinking about it you could be right on this one, many thanks!

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Thanks very much for all your help! I'm not totally convinced about 'misfortune' but I'll mull it over, thanks again.

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