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Cyrptic puzzle

Reddevil1976 | 14:22 Sun 23rd Sep 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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This is a cryptic question to find the end part of a treasure hunt. Its not a crossword clue and we have no letters in the answer. The question is:

The name 'Wyre' holds two cryptic clues. Search within the the word and it also rhymes with...??

We are absolutely lost with this. Any help that can be given would be greatly appreciated. Many thanks in advance.

Expres 23.09.07

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TheWinner

Wow, that is a hard one! Good luck with it. The only things I can see in the clue Wyre, is two words you can make that also rhyme. Wry and Rye. Is that any help?

Lie-in King

Uhhh, my brain hurts...
Wyre sounds like "Why're (Why are) & "Why a"...??

Lie-in King

The only place my AA book has is Wyre Piddle (Worcs) - which rhymes with "Why a riddle" - now I know I'm losing it...

TheWinner

This one has had me thinking all day! The only other thing I can come up with is Wyre rhymes with Choir (could it be in a church?) and using the letter in the word wyre, as an anagram is ewry (which is a place where ewers were kept, a ewer is an open vessel with a spout for pouring). Could it be something hidden in a vessel in a church?

Reddevil1976

Question Author

Thanks for your help. I think TheWinner is on the right lines. The final clue to finding what is hidden did take us to a church. Myself and the team will venture back and have another search. Will report back. Thanks once again.

TheWinner

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TheWinner

Hi Reddevil1976, remember me saying that an anagram of Wyre gave ewry which is where ewers are kept, and a ewer is an open vessel with spout? Well, I had another think, and the word ewry, also rhymes with BREWERY. Could the clue be in a jug (or vessel) in a brewery? (or pub?).

Reddevil1976

Question Author

Hiya guys!

So far no success with this one. The only thing new that we know is that what we are looking for is around a church. We think also that 'Wyre' is an anagram of 'ewry'. This means that we must find words which rhyme with ewry to satisfy the second half of the puzzle so as to arrive at the answer. I can say that out of 24 teams 0 have found what is being sought. Its not quite back to the drawing board time but its close. Thanks for your help.

TheWinner

Here is a link that may be helpful.

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&defl=en&q =define:ewer&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=ti tle

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