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Tom, Dick Or Harry

poodledoo | 10:03 Mon 20th Apr 2015 | Quizzes & Puzzles

18 Answers

61)A "beating" Beetle (7)
28)Botanical genius(4-4)
answers are people with the christian name Tom,Dick, or Harry)(also Harold,Richard etc. Number of letters in brackets refers to letters in the surname.

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emeritus

61 (Richard) Starkey ? (Ringo)

poodledoo

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thank you emeritus. Seems no 28 has beaten everybody.

fiction-factory

There's a thoroughbred horse called Botanical Genius but I can't think what the associated 4,4 would be
http://www.allbreedpedigree.com/botanical+genius

Jackdaw33

I wonder if the 'genius' is a misprint for 'genus'.

There is a plant called Blue Dick.

Jackdaw33

Perhaps not. Just noticed that the answer has to be a person.

fiction-factory

I agree, Jackdaw- I've just been looking at Botanical Genus and there were loads.
The 4-4 rather than 4,4 also indicates the answer is not someone's name

fiction-factory

Okay thanks- it seems it has to be a name of a person.
There are two books that have lead characters who are described as botanical geniuses- one is Seymour from little shop of horrors- not sure who has played him- and Mr Cave from Eucalyptus but i can't find his first name

Jackdaw33

Did the OP mean to that the answer is hyphenated or does the dash just mean two words of four letters?

smurf

the letters of 4-4 are the amount of letters in the surname but no i havent got it do you have 57 a yorkshire fisherman (7)
thanks if you can help

Jackdaw33

(Harry) Ramsden

smurf

sorry ment to say that others that have a dash are hyphenated surnames

smurf

thats brilliant jackdaw33 wouldnt have thought of that

fiction-factory

There's also a Moby Dick rhododendron

Jackdaw33

But Moby Dick was a whale, not a person. It looks to me as though the answer is (Dick) ????-????

poodledoo

Question Author

in no 28, the 4-4 letters refer to the surname, not to Tom Dick or Harry which are the christian names that we also have to find.Still appreciate you trying to find an answer for me.