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items found in a supermarket

phemia | 17:23 Thu 05th Jan 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

11 Answers

1. Can be found on a German roof (5)
2. A nickname for a Greek wine (8)

common types of aircraft quiz

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Baldric

HEINZ ??

:o)

phemia

Question Author

Thank you. I did think of Heinz but I am not sure why.

quinie

2 Domestos

missprim

Santa Klaus

rockyracoon

Lol quinie, is that true?

phemia

Question Author

Thank you quinie. I have been trying to think of the answer for ages.

Quizmonkey

1 Stork

quinie

Yes,rockyracoon,apparently it was the nickname for Demestika -a cheap Greek wine which wasn't very good!! Better now,they say, but I'm afraid the only Greek wine I've ever tasted is Ouzo,so I can't vouch for Demestika

quinie

Brilliant,Quizmonkey, I had forgotten about the stork on roofs in Germany (and other places-supposed to bring good luck).Like Baldric I kept thinking ein-German for a.

missprim

Ok so you don't find Santa Klaus in the supermarket. How about Ariel/Arial

phemia

Question Author

Thank you everybody for your answers...even santa klaus!

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