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Where in the West

All the pictures in this columnreveal in some way the name ofa well-known work profession.Can you name them all?Answers on the back page ofthis supplement

Can you name this West Country view? Solution on Page 8Send in your own Where in the West pictures by email to wdreaderspictures@b-nm.co.uk (marking your email Where in the West)Tomorrow Three pages of puzzles in West Country Life magazine

QUESTIONS

1 In which year was the firstseries of Strictly Come Dancingaired on BBC TV?2 Who was the first celebrity tobe eliminated from the firstseries of the show?3 Who was the professionalpartner of Natasha Kaplinskywhen she won the first series ofthe show?4 How many couples made upseries two of Strictly ComeDancing?5 Which athlete came second inthis second series?6 Anton du Beke finished in hishighest position to date in seriesone, where he finished in thirdplace. Who was his celebritypartner?7 Which cricket player won thethird season of the show?8 Who were the FOUR judgesthroughout series three?9 Who scored 39 points for hisquickstep in series 3?10 Who withdrew from series 4due to health problems?

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TV quiz

Compiled with the help of Tom Williams at wordgames.co.uk – competitions online at westerndailypress.co.uk/competitions

PuzzlesPuzzlesPuzzles

Assemble the first letter of the surname of each of the people pictured below to spell the surname of a West Country-born film legend. Solution on Page 8

This week’s quiz has a themeentirely devoted to BBC One’sStrictly Come Dancing

ArrowgamePage 5

50 freeminiaturetulip bulbsPage 4

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Circlegram NumbercrossReplace the question mark with a letter so that the letters within each circle can be re-arranged to form words with a common theme. What are the three words, and the letter represented by the question mark?

D

The solutions from 1 to 12 are all six-letter words end-ing with the letter D in the centre. Moving clockwise from 1, the letters in the outer circle will spell out the name of a U.S. soul singer.

1 Chewed2 Fluid3 Add4 Protect5 Shouted6 Unit of time

7 Murdered8 Tended9 Pressed10 Land surface11 Dislike12 Melted

Clockword

ChessWhite to play and win.

How long will it take you to correctly fit these num-bers into the grid? Cross off the numbers in the list as you find them.

2 digits: 34 65 66 833 digits: 137 157 177 317 337 367 377 513 761 7814 digits: 1805 1812 1848 18615 digits: 89172 918807 digits: 2183039 27870399 digits: 814315978 814717978 862913958 863788968

“We hope your house is insured!”

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Brain TrainingVOILA! Vocabulary, Observation, Intuition, Logic and Arithmetic.

Introducing a brand-new system of integrated puzzles designed to increase your mental agility. Targeting the five key areas of Vocabulary, Observation, Intuition, Logic and Arithmetic, each exercise is carefully

graded to give your brain a healthy work-out, while benefiting your powers of concentration and increas-ing your problem-solving skills. You can either do each day’s group of puzzles all at once, or fit them in

whenever you have the time. Target times are given in minutes in the little clocks. They require no special knowledge or abilities, but with regular practice you’ll soon find your daily average time improving. And they’re fun too! So take the VOILA test today. You’re never too young to start, and it’s never too late to

make the most of your most important faculty - your brain.

Knightfinder Mini crosswordStarting from the top left hand corner, and moving continuously as a Knight would in a game of chess, i.e. two squares horizontally followed by one square vertically, or two squares vertically followed by one square horizontally, spell out the names of six kinds of tree. You may only use each square once. We have started you off with the first two letters of the first word.

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Your time:

Odd One Out 2

1. Which is the odd one out: Nick Faldo, Tiger Woods, Greg Norman, Jack Nicklaus?

2. Which is the odd one out: Tom Baker, Peter Cush-ing, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison?

CIRCLEGRAM: The letter represented by the question mark is X. Bordeaux, Chamonix, Roubaix, all places in France.CLOCKWORD: 1 Fillet, 2 Lariat, 3 Expert, 4 Extent, 5 Throat, 6 Wombat, 7 Object, 8 Outfit, 9 Deduct, 10 Maggot, 11 Abduct, 12 Client. BAND: Fleetwood Mac.MINDBENDERS: A: 83 at 31p, 11 at 57p, 6 at 50p. B: 197 Kujus for £23,049.CHESS: 1. Qf5+ Kg8, 2. Qg6+ Bg7, 3. Qxg7 mate.

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Yesterday’s solutions9-er9-letter word is RELOADING. Organdie, Linen, Rag.X is to Y1: Ambrose; 2: Stuart SutcliffeHow many?499

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ing (6) 12. Flouting orders, get rid of it (5,3) 14. Under an hour in the plant (5) 15. Increases the number of birds about (9) 18. Besides, we must hide her in some other

place (9) 20. Hesitate because there's somebody signal-

ling (5) 22. An invitation issued by an inferior would be

a humiliation (4-4) 24. Relation who put us in the money (6) 26. Doesn't stop the papers and one's mad (7,2) 27. Stuff the animal, putting one inside (5) 28. Again is falling back because of the balance

(7) 29. Wear for a fellow carrying a gun (7)

DOWN 1. Quickly pouring a shot into the glass (9) 2. “King and Emperor” is left unfinished by the

student (7) 3. Gets applause, as one does when playing

Robin Hood (5,1,3) 4. Try to avoid making a blob (4) 5. Does he go to bed dreaming of being rich....

(5-5) 6. ....and wake in a vehicle? (5) 7. Give out the material folded over (7) 8. Went on and on about having been the

occupant (5) 13. A transparent extravagance? (5,5) 16. So we contrived to fly about, anyway (9) 17. With tight cord, trussing ten (9) 19. They add up to at least six months (7) 21. Trace the garment to one George East (7) 22. Do better by getting the First Lady to dance

(5) 23. Given an odd concoction containing a little

sedative? (5) 25. With difficulty, getting a small horse (4)

SOLUTION TO PUZZLE No. 6342:ACROSS: 1 Out of one's head; 8 Lambent; 9 Spinach; 11 Advice; 13 Fletcher; 15 Eddie; 16 Ladders; 18 Run-down; 19 Cling; 21 In no time; 23 Blotto; 25 Going

on; 26 Incense; 28 Poorly dressed. DOWN: 2 Unmoved; 3 Ore; 4 Otto; 5 Easily done; 6 Hoist; 7 Abashes; 8 Leave-taking; 10 Herring-bone; 12 Clean; 14 Blood-money; 17 Excel; 18 Rondino; 20

Intense; 22 Tiger; 24 Pier; 27 Cos.

Yesterday's Solutions The Brain Teaser No. 6,343

Coffee Break

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A: There were the makings of a real fight over the stamps Uncle Fred had sent them. “It’s not fair, you’ve got more than your share,” Jill protested. “Give me two and we’ll each have the same.”“Not on your life. You’re lucky to have what you’ve got,” her brother replied. “Perhaps you should give me two, and then I’d have twice as many as you.”That’s how it started, but how many stamps had their uncle sent?

B: “I’ve just noticed something about our ages,” Anne told her teenage brother. “They total eight times their difference.”Terry nodded. “That’s only if you take whole years,” he replied. “But you’re right this time.”What were their ages?

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Starting at the left with the given number, work your way across each of these puzzles applying the instruction in each cell to your number.

Answer 2:

Word ScramblerTODAY’S WORD: FETISH

HOW many words can you make from

the word FETISH? You have 15 minutes

to find as many as possible. Words

must be at least three letters. Plurals

and multiple forms of the same verb

are acceptable, but proper nouns and

hyphenated words are not allowed.

13 words - good; 19 words - great;

25 words or more - fantastic

SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: FATHOMaft, atom, fah, fat, foam, haft, ham, hat, hot, mat, moa, moat, moth, oaf, oat, oath, oft, ohm, tho, tom.

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2Ode Memoire1Numbercrunch

NumbercrossCirclegram

Clockword

Chess

Word scrambler Mindbender

Ye s t e r d a y ’s solutions

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Brain teaser No 6,343

Ye s t e r d a y ’s solutions

WESTERN DAILY PRESS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1 2013 PUZZLES 3WDP-E01-S3

You have 10 minutes to find as many words as possible using the letters in the wheel. Each word must use the hub letter and at least three others, and letters may be used only once. You cannot use plurals, foreign words or proper nouns. There is one nine-letter word in the wheel.How you rate: 20 words, average; 30 words, good; 40 words, very good; 50 or more, excellent.

WORD SPIRAL: 1. Womb, 2. Bloc, 3. Cola, 4. Alps, 5. Stew, 6. Well, 7. Lamb, 8. Brie, 9. Exit, 10. Tank, 11. Kilo, 12. Otic, 13. Claw, 14. Ward, 15. Dodo, 16. Ouzo. Keyword: BAZOOKA.

WORD WHEEL: Nine-letter word: VIGILANCE.

JUST SO: Come down in the world.

WORDWISE: C: Render faulty.

WORDPUZZLER

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Can you identify the reptiles from the anagrams listed below? Words are written horizontally or vertically, but not diagonally or backwards.

This word may seem fam iliar, but what does it mean?

A - Three-headed, B - Three-tailed, C - Three-horned

Moderate 1. Bacor 2. Notphy 3. Nikks 4. Lettur 5. Kanse

6. Cogek 7. Prive 8. Abo 9. Zladir 10. Uaaing

THE CLUES

Starting from 1, fill in the grid in a clockwise direction with four-letter words. The last letter of each word becomes the first letter of the next to reveal the seven-letter key word in the shaded boxes.

1. Post 2. Heavy metal 3. Bird of peace 4. Simple 5. Abominable snowman 6. Wading bird 7. Undergarment 8. Nosegay

9. Shout 10. Final 11. Melody 12. Nobleman 13. Cooking fat 14. Action 15. Platform 16. Black-marketeer

Yesterday’s solutions

Fill in the grid so that every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains the numbers from 1 to 9. There’s no maths involved – solve the puzzle with reason and logic!

Keyword clue: A military rank

Coffee Break

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29 Pleased (4) 32 Incline (4) 33 Contract (5) 34 Log (6) 35 Teaches (8) 36 Seller (6)

Down 1 Decree (5) 2 Frequently (5) 3 Horse’s gait (4) 4 Location (5) 5 Ceremony (4) 6 Shrub (6) 9 Fee (6) 11 Domestic fowl (3)

12 Stow (5) 13 Permitted (7) 15 Friend (3) 16 Cot (3) 18 Contemplate (6) 20 Garden barrier (5) 21 Church seat (3) 22 Mesh (3) 23 Calm (6) 25 Type of element (3) 28 Below (5) 30 Endures (5) 31 Thick (5) 32 Amphibian (4) 33 Decorative material (4)

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6. Pulp7. Striking8. Death9. Hawk10. Hard

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down (6) 7 Music requiring a

speaker at Number Ten (8)

8 Was it outright difficult for thirsty horses? (6)

10 See the light and form a firm attachment (5)

13 Finish work after a little time (4)

14 Don’t expose your skin (4)

15 Urchin on the way to being a nerd (4)

16 Supplied by a G-man? (3)

17 A hero with pride (4) 19 Finished in proverbial

fashion (4) 21 It never goes straight

into a bottleneck (9) 23 It’s unavailable in

stereo (4) 24 Drinks for children? (4) 26 Seedy character with

“great expectations” (3) 27 Gas none may

produce (4)

29 Slight as a hint may be (4)

32 Does it mean an American’s back amid the Poles? (4)

33 Necessitate an about turn, just in case (5)

34 Grab a part for your car (6)

35 Something to eat in bed? (5,3)

36 To perm, perhaps, though it’s not permanent (3,3)

Down 1 An illuminating light

orchestral piece (5) 2 On rising, many, alas,

get no hot meal (5) 3 Soft nothings at the

stern of a ship (4) 4 Drink to them – it’s

something significant (5)

5 Cheat at chess? (4) 6 One keeping record of

timber production? (6) 9 Bang up to date

account? (6)

11 Those who do so simply aren’t upright (3)

12 Men can consume half a loaf with it (5)

13 Name bandied about in towns? (7)

15 Oriental vessel good to a point (3)

16 There’s not a lot in knife whetting (3)

18 Only one chap I see as sarcastic (6)

20 The glove stall girl (5) 21 From the San Francisco

police? (3) 22 The prisoner starts

coming forward (3) 23 His is a grinding job (6) 25 Affirmation of

artistry? (3) 28 For example, part of the

Thames is in Surrey (5) 30 Carries enough to slow

one down on the road? (5)

31 Staircase feature unfamiliar to the Spanish (5)

32 Let it stand the test anew (4)

33 Drop in and see everybody (4)

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CROSSWORDS: CRYPTIC Across: 1 Marble, 7 Watchers, 8 Lame, 10 Tracer, 11 Not-ice, 14 New, 16 L-one-R, 17 Reds, 19 Relay, 21 Maker, 22 Me-Ted, 23 Rood, 26 Sh-red, 28 Mop, 29 Italia, 30 Give up, 31 O-X-en, 32 Takeaway, 33 As-sent. Down: 1 Men-to-r, 2 Braces, 3 E-W-‘er, 4 Sc-hol-ar, 5 Begin, 6 Aster, 8 L-and, 9 M-EW, 12 T-oy, 13 Cell-o, 15 Pekes, 18 Eight, 19 Rat, 20 Led, 21 Medical, 22 Me-l, 23 Rovers, 24 Open, 25 De-p-art, 26 S-IX-ty, 27 Ranks, 28 MI-X, 30 Go-ya. QUICK Across: 1 Borsch, 7 Escapade, 8 Oral, 10 Depend, 11 Facade, 14 End, 16 Paled, 17 Tons, 19 Wafer, 21 Debit, 22 Baton, 23 Tans, 26 Snarl, 28 Bad, 29 Herald, 30 Malady, 31 Atom, 32 Presents, 33 Tested. Down: 1 Bandit, 2 Sirens, 3 Held, 4 Parapet, 5 Canal, 6 Ceded, 8 Open, 9 And, 12 Car, 13 Deign, 15 Taboo, 18 Ovine, 19 Wet, 20 Fin, 21 Dallies, 22 Bra, 23 Talons, 24 Adam, 25 Styled, 26 Shape, 27 Armed, 28 Bat, 30 Mast.

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Four WsONE

WHO... played Daisy Duke in the2005 The Dukes of Hazzard film?WHAT... is heliology the studyof?WHERE... is the Cornish villagethat suffered flash flooding inAugust 2004?WHEN... did Princess Annemarry Captain Mark Phillips?

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WHO... wrote The FemaleEunuch?WHAT... what flower ismorphine obtained from?WHERE... would you findMarcilly golf course?WHEN... did Tom Cruise andNicole Kidman divorce?

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WHO... starred in WeddingCrashers along with VinceVaughn?WHAT... were the first names of“Lawrence of Arabia“?WHERE... in the human body isrhinitis the inflammation of?WHEN... was the original AscotGold Cup stolen?

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WHO... was Zola Budd allegedto have tripped up in the 1984Summer Olympics?WHAT... sort of animals disposeof Veruca Salt in Charlie And TheChocolate Factory?WHERE... was the mail train’sdestination before the GreatTrain Robbery?WHEN... was the Empire StateBuilding completed?

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WHO... wrote under thepseudonym of Gerald Wiley?WHAT... is the communicationscodeword for the letter "U"?WHERE... was Rick's Café in a1942 film?WHEN... did Joe Strummer die?

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WHO... wrote Eats, Shoots AndLeaves?WHAT... star sign would youhave if you were born onNovember 11th?WHERE... is Dakar the capitalof?WHEN... was the film BriefEncounter released?

Year t’isThe following events all occurredin a year in living memory. Canyou guess the year?

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1 Aston Villa beat ManchesterUnited in the FA Cup final2 Jack Kerouac’s On The Roadwas published3 The Wham-O toy companybegan marketing their flying discunder the name ‘Frisbee‘4 South Africa dropped God SaveThe Queen as its nationalanthem

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1 An inquest found Lord Lucanguilty of murder2 Britain voted in a referendumto stay in the Common Market3 Police began the hunt forCarlos the Jackal4 Margaret Thatcher becameleader of the Conservative Party

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1 Meryl Streep was born2 Starlings on the minute handmade Big Ben lose four and ahalf minutes3 Seven-inch records firstbecame available in the US4 Robert Mitchum was jailed forsmoking marijuana

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1 Sweet rationing ended2 John F Kennedy marriedJacqueline Bouvier3 Sir Edmund Hillary reached thesummit of Mount Everest4 Joseph Stalin died

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1 Louise Brown, the first testtube baby, was born2 Sid Vicious was arrested forthe murder of girlfriend NancySpungen3 Gerry Adams was cleared ofbeing a member of the IRA4 Karol Wojtyla became the firstnon-Italian Pope since 1523

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1 Jacques Chirac replacedFrançois Mitterrand as Frenchpresident2 Nick Leeson was arrested forhis part in the collapse of BaringsBank3 A Los Angeles Superior Courtjury found OJ Simpson not guiltyof murder4 John Major was re-electedConservative Party Leader

Impossipuzzles1 “It’s Bob’s birthday,” Maryexclaimed. “We never sent ac a rd . ” “We ’ll call him instead,to show we didn’t forget,” Jimreplied. “I can tell him he’sreached an odd age. It’s thesquare of its first digit plus thecube of its last.” Mary shookher head. “What a thing tonotice. But the same goes foryour age, and you’re a good bityoung er.”

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2 “I had a look at that bit ofland,” said John. “It’s anawkward shape, a triangle, but Id i d n’t check them e a s u re m e n t s. ” “I don’t havethem exactly myself,” Ke nreplied. “All I know is that thelongest and the shortest sidesare perfect squares in metres,whole numbers of course.T here’s 44 metres betweenthem, and then the middle sideis 16 metres longer than theshor test.” John nodded. “Well, Isuppose we could work it outfrom that. I did notice the deadelm in the middle is the samedistance from each side.”

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4 “I bought a few cheap wineglasses and tumblers,” Pe t e rtold his wife. “Nothing fancy.Less than £4 for the lot.” “T hat’sgood, they get broken so soon,”Jane commented. “How manydid you get?” Peter shook hishead. “You work it out,” hereplied. “The tumblers were 24peach, the wine-glasses 29p, and Ispent just £1 more on thet u m bl e r s. ”

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5 Doug was looking down overJim’s shoulder. “T hat’s my newpermit number,” he said.“W h at ’s wrong with it?”“Nothing, Dad, but look,” theboy replied. “If you subtract thesquare of its last pair of digitsfrom the square of the otherthree, you get seven less thanthe number, and you always says eve n’s your lucky one.”

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6 “When I’m as old as Betty waswhen you were twice as old as Iw a s, ” Linda told her teenagedbrother, “Betty will be twice asold as you are now.” “T hat’sright,” Tom replied. “And whenBetty was twice as old as I was,you were a third as old as I amn ow. ” Of course they had bothignored odd months in the ages.

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An actress and TV/radio host, Iwas born in New York in 1962.A supporter of gun control, Iwas outspoken in my oppositionto George W. Bush and the IraqWar. My films include Slee plessin Seattle and A League of TheirOwn, and I once hosted the UStalk show The View.

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An actor, I was born inCalifornia in 1967. In the 1990s Ibecame known for myimpersonations on the US TVshow Saturday Night Live. Myfilms include Land of the Lostand Anchor man.

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An artist, I was born inLancashire in 1887. I worked asa war artist during World WarTwo. I became famous for myindustrial scenes of the north ofEngland, and my works includeThe Pond and The Fever Van.

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A singer, I was born in Norwayin 1945. I began working as ajazz singer in my teens, andreleased a solo album in 1971. Iwas married to BennyAndersson, and was a memberof the pop group ABBA from1972 to 1982.

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1 Jessica Simpson; The sun;Boscastle; 19732 Germaine Greer; Opiumpoppy; France; 20013 Owen Wilson; ThomasEdward; Nose; 19074 Mary Decker; Squirrels;Glasgow; 19315 Ronnie Barker; Uniform;Casablanca; 20026 Lynne Truss; Scorpio; Senegal;1945

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1 Jim 43 years old, Bob 632 Tree 32 metres from each side3 Alan 34 years old, Molly 304 Peter bought 4 wine glasses, 9tumblers5 Permit number 107276 Betty 24 years old, Tom 15,Linda 11

WHO AM I?

1 Rosie O’Donnell2 Chris Cornell3 Will Ferrell4 Beverly Cleary5 L. S. Lowry6 Anni-Frid Lyngstad

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CLUES ACROSS

1 Call of a sheep 2 Sprout 4 Ancient priest associated with Stonehenge 7 Extremity 8 As well as 9 Break in continuity11 Baked pastry dish13 The noise of a cane cutting through the air14 Everyday language or jargon

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1 Chews a piece off 2 Make a hash of a job 3 Waste matter 4 Terrier 5 Duck into liquid 6 Tool for felling trees10 Type of wooden or plastic pin12 Rage

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Across: 1 Baa2 Bud 4 Druid7 Tip 8 Too9 Gap 11 Pie13 Swish14 SlangDown: 1 Bites2 Botch 3 Dross4 Dog 5 Dip6 Axe 10 Peg12 Ire

Solutions

Solutions

Who am I?Fiona Fullerton

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CLUES:

Resolve the anagram and enter your solution down-wards into the bold boxes.The last letter of each answer(including the anagram answer) begins the next one.

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1 Jumbo 2 Group of monkeys 3 Vicious fish4 Polar bear region 5 Nippy North American squirrel 6 Regal bird in evening dress? 7 When nocturnal animals are active 8 Large furry spider 9 Fast-running deer

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Fallow deer under the oak tree at King’s Stag deer park near Sturminster Newton, North Dorset

6th SENSE: TONIC (Alcoholic) WHISKY VERMOUTH BITTER VODKA BRANDY

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WORDFITFit the listed wordsinto the grid. One wordis left over. Which one?

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1 Person selling meat

6 Organ of sight

7 Captain of a fleet of ships

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’ _ _ _ , a deer‘

14 Thrown out, as a pilot from his cockpit

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1 Snake, _ _ _ constrictor

2 Stomach pain (5,4)

3 Brave person or the main character in a story

4 Not keen, unwilling

5 TV programme Blue _ _ _ _ _

8 Lady getting married

10 Small island

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1 Butcher 6 Eye 7 Admiral

8 Boys 9 Scar 11 Custard

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8 Bride 10 Isle 12 Dad

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1 Tiller of the soil 2 Scared 3 Main meal

4 Cleans feathers 5 Late-night snack 6 Chastise

7 Rough drawing 8 Wimbledon game 9 Noiseless

10 Sewing item 11 Repulses 12 Become visible

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Reading forwards, backwards, up, down and diagonally, find the listed SPORTS and GAMES hidden in the grid. The unused letters will spell out a solo sport.

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BUNGEE JUMPING

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ANSWERS ACROSS1 Boss 3 Paddy 10 Lager 12 City 13 Warm up 14 Paths 15 Cast-off 16 Delay 17 Free 19 Hard 21 Centre half 24 Vest 27 Tavern 28 Coconut 30 Eskimo 31 Dram 33 Dark 34 Yard 35 Judo 38 Banana 39 Evident 40 Chisel 42 Tape 44 Threadbare 47 Tale 48 Lump 52 Shape 54 Elastic 55 React 57 Easter 58 Game 59 Pylon 60 Dread 61 FlapANSWERS DOWN1 Bowl 2 Serve 3 Puppy 4 Dustbin 5 Yeast 6 Slack 7 Proof 8 Scuffle 9 Cycle 11 Gospel 18 Shut 20 Dream 21 Canadian 22 Rice 23 Hunt 25 Timid 26 Headache 28 Carve 29 Toast 32 Roast 35 Joint 36 Wine 37 Tend 41 Leer 43 Pop-eyed 45 Hostel 46 Arrange 48 Lodge 49 Happy 50 Scone 51 Braid 52 Steed 53 Petal 56 Trip

ACROSS DOWN

1 Basin (4)

2 Wait at table (5)

3 Young dog (5)

4 Garbage can (7)

5 Bread-making

ingredient (5)

6 Lacking tautness (5)

7 Convincing evidence (5)

8 Ineffectual brawl (7)

9 Ride a bike (5)

11 Absolute truth (6)

18 Closed (4)

20 Fantasy (5)

21 North American (8)

22 Pudding grain (4)

23 Seek out and chase (4)

25 Faint-hearted (5)

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28 Shape with a knife (5)

29 Grilled bread (5)

32 Bake in fat (5)

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36 Grape drink (4)

37 Care for practically (4)

41 Salacious look (4)

43 Agog (3-4)

45 Communal residence

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46 Organise (7)

48 Gate-house (5)

49 Enjoying life (5)

50 Buttered cake (5)

51 Plait (5)

52 A mount (5)

53 Flower part (5)

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1 Manager (4)

3 Rice field (5)

10 Light beer (5)

12 Large town (4)

13 Re-heat or prepare

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14 Walkways (5)

15 Second-hand item

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16 Hold up in time (5)

17 Without charge (4)

19 Difficult (4)

21 Middle defender

in old-time soccer (6,4)

24 Undergarment (4)

27 Drinking house (6)

28 Palm fruit (7)

30 Arctic inhabitant (6)

31 Tot of liquor (4)

33 Lacking light (4)

34 Three feet (4)

35 Martial art (4)

38 Popular yellow fruit (6)

39 Obvious, clear to see (7)

40 Sculpting tool (6)

42 Sticky band (4)

44 Tatty and well-worn (10)

47 Story (4)

48 Mound or growth (4)

52 Form (5)

54 Stretchy rubber (7)

55 Respond (5)

57 Christian festival (6)

58 Competitive fun event (4)

59 Power-cables support (5)

60 Awful apprehension (5)

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ANSWERS ACROSS1 Boss 3 Paddy 10 Lager 12 City 13 Warm up 14 Paths 15 Cast-off 16 Delay 17 Free 19 Hard 21 Centre half 24 Vest 27 Tavern 28 Coconut 30 Eskimo 31 Dram 33 Dark 34 Yard 35 Judo 38 Banana 39 Evident 40 Chisel 42 Tape 44 Threadbare 47 Tale 48 Lump 52 Shape 54 Elastic 55 React 57 Easter 58 Game 59 Pylon 60 Dread 61 FlapANSWERS DOWN1 Bowl 2 Serve 3 Puppy 4 Dustbin 5 Yeast 6 Slack 7 Proof 8 Scuffle 9 Cycle 11 Gospel 18 Shut 20 Dream 21 Canadian 22 Rice 23 Hunt 25 Timid 26 Headache 28 Carve 29 Toast 32 Roast 35 Joint 36 Wine 37 Tend 41 Leer 43 Pop-eyed 45 Hostel 46 Arrange 48 Lodge 49 Happy 50 Scone 51 Braid 52 Steed 53 Petal 56 Trip

ACROSSDOWN

1 Basin (4)

2 Wait at table (5)

3 Young dog (5)

4 Garbage can (7)

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6 Lacking tautness (5)

7 Convincing evidence (5)

8 Ineffectual brawl (7)

9 Ride a bike (5)

11 Absolute truth (6)

18 Closed (4)

20 Fantasy (5)

21 North American (8)

22 Pudding grain (4)

23 Seek out and chase (4)

25 Faint-hearted (5)

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1 Manager (4)

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14 Walkways (5)

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17 Without charge (4)

19 Difficult (4)

21 Middle defender

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24 Undergarment (4)

27 Drinking house (6)

28 Palm fruit (7)

30 Arctic inhabitant (6)

31 Tot of liquor (4)

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35 Martial art (4)

38 Popular yellow fruit (6)

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42 Sticky band (4)

44 Tatty and well-worn (10)

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52 Form (5)

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55 Respond (5)

57 Christian festival (6)

58 Competitive fun event (4)

59 Power-cables support (5)

60 Awful apprehension (5)

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