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11D Process of removal e_i_i_ation.
If 16A can only be station, then the first i in 11D means the word can't be eradication.
Any ideas, it's the last clue for me?...
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but it is a language/grammar question really. The toothpaste advert where the girl says "I had no idea that some of the foods I had been eating can cause acid wear" - shouldn't that be...
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My daughter when she was very young used to recite a poem which I'm trying to find.All I can remember is In a cottage in a wood, A little old man at the window stood, When he saw a rabbit running by....
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Something on the radio just made me think of this.
Why is the plural of Euro, Euro and not Euros?...
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I always thought that charisma and charismatic where pronounced > Carizma and carizmatic< But on this advert the small cowboy pronounces it as it's spelt which heavily relies on the >Ch<...
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are there any others than trekking?
thanks...
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Can anyone tell me what name is given to a person who studies gravestones please?
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A woman goes to the Doctor in Glasgow, worried about her husband's temper and threatening manner. The Doc asks: "What's the problem, Janet? The woman says: "Weeell Doctor Cameron, I dinae...
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...any favourites/un-favourites from your own childhood? I was a child of the 70s and the following come to mind: "Spaz" "Mong" "Flid" (as insults) there was a regional...
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AT 1111
4444
and money
birth...
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What is the rest of the quote thats starts - keep your nose to the grindstone.
Can anyone help me please?...
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Well here's a thing! I was aimlessly browsing through a nursery rhyme site that gives the history/meaning of various childrens rhymes. Came across this; Round and round the garden Little Teddy bear...
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I am seeking a poem about land/property/real estate. It is perhaps called "I am Land" and contains wording like "I am the basis of wealth throughout the ages".
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BNTF, HIAHD, CHWH, All popular phrases or sayings... HELP
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what has many limbs,but cannot walk? Mark can throw a ball as hard as he can and it always comes back to him.Nothing and no one touches the ball except Mark.Why does the ball come back? many...
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Usually I know when to use 'this' or 'that' but which is better (or correct) in this example: A) I told him we did not have a vase, although THAT was not strictly true. B) I told him we did not have a...
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i need help with clue 4 down puzzle no 9
pass over across or through
7 t-a-s-t
thanks...
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Thoughts please..
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I'm looking for a specific term, that means something like neologism, or compound word all in one. But it's not a usual hyphenated compound term. It's the definition of a coined term that is refering...
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i had a photo in the mag in may i have still not recieved my cheque
i have sent them 2 email's but still no joy it is now 12 week's...
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