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up in the air

Can anyone help on these 3 from the up in the air quiz?

They are all to do with things up in the air

59 Wise men who come before church leader get reprimand and could take flight (5,6)

69 Newspaper man and a bishop get into rows - and make a spectacle of themselves (3,6)

94 .................. the romantic tie-up despite pronounced advice against it (4,4)

ta muchly


golly53  Tue 14/10/08 20:27
Harry-Wragg
Tue 14/10/08
20:38
59 Magic Carpet
golly53
Tue 14/10/08
20:40

Question Author

many thanks - would not have got that one
Harry-Wragg
Tue 14/10/08
20:44
69 Red Arrows
golly53
Tue 14/10/08
20:51

Question Author

and how did i not get that one
BabsG
Tue 14/10/08
21:11
94 love knot.
Harry-Wragg
Tue 14/10/08
21:14
94 Love Knot? Not so sure about this but I think the love knot is attached to the bride's bouquet which is then thrown in the air.

PS I am new to this, could you tell me how to question author please?
golly53
Tue 14/10/08
21:21

Question Author

many thanks for all your help tonight
jodder
Tue 14/10/08
21:44
Harry-Wragg where it says Question Author it is simply the person who asked the question replying!
shawnee
Tue 14/10/08
22:48
I think there is a better answer than 'Love Knot' which gives you an obvious 'up in the air'

It is the second word that needs to change :-)
Headley
Wed 15/10/08
07:34
94) The up in the air connection is Knot which is a bird.
Magic1
Wed 15/10/08
19:52
Shawnee 94 As a matter of interest could you tell us the better answer ?? or even give a hint Thanks
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