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robertsa | 10:40 Wed 15th Aug 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Last one of a stinker! 13a (5) Island with current account of an Egyptian goddess, L_I_C .Ta

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Is your L correct? Could be Isiac ?

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Ta K , I'll just look at things again.

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must have 11d wrong: (5-6) One ruby tossed among thicker fungi in the North. B(?)_I_y -?U?T?R. Ta

Looks like Fairy Butter......I ruby in Fatter

...and Fairy butter is a term in the North for a type of Fungi

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ta.that means 11a isout. Bard's craftiness set up outlet with binary switches F?X?H?P. Ans are so obscure could it be FOXSHOP? This IS the final one!

Foxship probably.

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Thanks for your help;all sorted,finally

Strix

FOXSHIP is Shakespearean for the character of a fox.

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Ta for confirmatio Stix

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Strix, sorry

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