number phrases

[Od2tony]

Thanks to all that helped with the last ones I posted. Can anyone help with these?7 = NGon the BS, 4= LS (H,E,T&M), 6= NG in the PT, 190= C to CW (in M), 1,2,3= FACF, 5= E, 73= W, 58= S on the NM, 5972= HE, 3= G in C, 4= T(T,D,L&P), 3= PS, 13= FMO, 4= T(B,F,M&J), 452= P.C.M (CG), 5= CR of OH and TF, 39= A, 274= BA at the C, 113= IC for JL, 27= B in the AHH, 3= LM from S, 16.5= F in a R, 52= CC, 4= KS, 10= H of D on the MS. all input graciously accepted thanks Tony

[Buffy]

73 = W might be '73 = Watergate. Can the 73 be short for 1973? I don't know what the rules to this game are!

[Buffy]

3 = PS is "Three Piece Suit".

[Jansy]

7= Near Gale on the Beaufort Scale, 3= PS could be 3= Piece Suite too.

[rja211077]

10 = Hardness of Diamond on the Mohs Scale

[Jansy]

16.5= Feet in a Rod.

[Jansy]

5972= Hogwarts Express.

[Jansy]

6 = Noble Gases in the Periodic Table.

[Buffy]

Hi again, I'm pretty sure about the 3=PS being suit and not suite, because I've seen another version of this quiz with the answers already provided... good job, though, Jansy on all the others!!!!

I'll take a guess at the 5 = E. It might be 5 = Excellent: many systems use "5 stars" to represent an excellent quality rating, for example, travel guides rating the quality of hotels and restaurants on a scale of 1 to 5, and Amazon.com's ratings for service, when you purchase a book from a third-party seller. There, five is the best rating something can receive.

[rja211077]

4= teletubbies (tinky-winky, dipsy, laa-laa and po).

[rja211077]

...and on a similar theme, the other one like the teletubbies one might be 4 = Tops (as in the Four Tops), but I don't know their names

[rja211077]

might be 27 = bones in the adult human hand...or head...or whatever

[Jansy]

Yes, 4= T (B,F,M&J) is on a similar theme, it's 4= Tweenies (Bella, Fizz, Milo & Jake).

[jenstar]

Isn't there a website with all the answers to these yet?

[Janetex]

Tony, I'd just like to say that it's good to see a whole bunch of these posted together, rather than singly :)

[classy]

190 coast to coast walk in miles