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local cryptic:(4)measures cold when afraid f?e? - (4)101 is a figure ?o?e

ivie needham | 09:13 Wed 29th Aug 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Thanks for any help, I thought feet for the 1st one as in feet,inches etc and
I wondered if code was right for the second clue ?

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feet ( cold feet= afraid)

feet ( cold feet=afraid)
Cone ( c +one)

I'm not sure about Code.
101 is a room number.
It's 5 in binary.
We say " I've got a 101 things to do..."

Brilliant, dannyk

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Thanks a lot o your help, thats great.

Cone

Cone

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