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Plants and Flowers

Yarmite | 16:09 Thu 17th Apr 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Hi, is there anyone different out there in AB world?
If so then maybe you can give me a clue as to what these last two answer might be (any sort of clue will do).
1 Saint and the Crucifixion? (8 letters).
2 Pert musical note? (7 letters).
Thanks for any help.

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cliosmum

This might be a long shot, but the first one could be Angelica.
Saint = Angel, so then I googled the ICA bit and it came up with a film called The Crucifixion which had it's premiere at the ICA cinema in London.

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Fantastic cliosmum,
I had searched everywhere and used so many brain cells, I thought I would have to send the quiz in with two answers missing.
Thanks a bunch, I would never have thought of this.
Only one to go now.
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cliosmum

Hi there Yarmite,
Glad to be of help with the first one. I've come up with a possible for the other.
Could be Chicory.
Pert = Chic, and again I googled the last bit ORY and it came up with an American trombonist called Kid Ory (never heard of him myself) but I suppose he could be be termed 'a musical (person of) note'.
Regards,
Cliosmum

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