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Lakes & Lochs

MichelleHall | 12:23 Mon 28th Mar 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Cryptic cluse, all answers are lochs or lakes. It's driving me mad.

Elevated Stone (lake)

Is this a Glebe? (lake)

Mature Spouses (lake)

And French I Have Abbreviated (loch)

Come First Before A Tot For Example (loch)

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and French I have abbreviated - could be Etive.

French and - et

I have abb. - ive

That is a Scottish loch

Have you and number of letters for these clues would make it easier, I think.

I will keep trying!!

"And French etc" is Loch Etive.

"Come First etc" is Lake Winnipeg

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Gill1941 - Sorry I don't have the number of letters in the answers.

should have said any numbers of letters for clues.

also, are they all in the British Isles?

"Mature Spouses" there's an Old Wives Lake in Saskachewan, Canada.

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