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Rte Guide No 9

longacres | 20:41 Mon 16th Feb 2015 | Crosswords

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17d/13a. Two words 9,4. I have -c -a ----- eggs
Initially, everyone got gastronomic service from Humpty Dumpty's parting recipe. is it scrambled eggs?

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scrambled eggs?

Yes

First letters of 'everyone got gastronomic service@ and he was scrambled when he fell.

The intial letters of the first 4 gives EGGS. Not worked out SCRAMBLED yet

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eggs, initial letters of everyone got gastronomic service

That must be it- but was he scrambled? Didn't he just crack?

Well maybe - but you can'tut scrambled eggs back together either.

I'm likely wrong.

No, I'm pretty sure it's right as I can't think of an alternative, but I'm just not clear why.
Does SCRAMBLE mean to leave/part?

scramble as aeroplanes do - take off in an emergency?

It does. To depart hurriedly, often shortened to scram. Old RAF term to take off in aircraft.

Interesting to note that scrambled eggs is also the answer to a totally different quiz question posted earlier today.

...this one.

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Question1401376.html

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Thank you all.

scrambled eggs

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