Put your house in order quiz

[chris15]

Still debating whether answer to Q83 should be summer sport or has + sock.

Grateful for any suggestions for my last few -

Q13 - presumably ND is part of it
Q32 - have tried anagrams without success
Q51 - something to do with settlers?
Q88 - what is the jolly man referring to?

[FoxLee2]

88. put jolly with a flag that should give a name. Then think of a famous man who broke a record.

83. I think the word appropriately points to the sport.

[teacher1]

13 andiron
32 lord chesterfield
51 ...... has been given as bushman's clock ?
88 Roger Bannister

[FoxLee2]

q,32. Think object used for writing rather than a person and then consider 'tips' and 'rotation'. Not an anagram.

Q.13. Another word for club used in a certain sport following a ND......

[FoxLee2]

teacher 1 - q.32 is not Lord Chesterfield and what didn't you understand about the word 'suggestions'?

[teacher1]

I suggested answers !!! ....... and anyway, what's it got to do with you FoxLee2 ?

[teacher1]

My apologies chris15 ....... I mis-read the Q number on my sheet .... it should have been pencil sharpener.

[chris15]

Thank you both for your contributions - now I have another choice between settlers or bushman's!

[teacher1]

From Britannica ....... Also sometimes called the �bushman�s clock,� the kookaburra is heard very early in the morning and just after sunset. The related blue-winged kookaburra

[johnalex]

My choice is Settler's Clock, far more hits on Google, plus definitions in Chambers and Collins. In my opinion Settler is a better match for Colonist than Bushman.

[teacher1]

I see what you mean JA ..... choice, choices !!

[johnalex]

Hi Teach, I think the only solution is to fight like they do on Harry Hill's TV Burp! ja

[Mamyalynne]

compiler states that Chambers is their main but not sole source of reference so does that lead us back to "Settlers" ?