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Needlework And Woodwork Quiz

harkins | 21:36 Mon 15th Nov 2021 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1) It is worth reading 6 letters
5) A chap and his family 6 letters
7) Get down and get on with it 6 letters
8) newspaper men about town 5,5 letters
9) Fish good 6 letters

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Caboodle Hidden Books 2021 Monday November 15Th 2021

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5 Bod-kin

21:39 Mon 15th Nov 2021

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5 Bod-kin

8 Press studs

8 Press studs?

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harkins

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Many thanks guys I think there may be a few more later finding this one quite hard

7. Buckle (as in buckle down)

This seems a good quiz where can I send for a copy and the closing date please

harkins

Question Author

Hi If you email [email protected] she will be able to send you a copy The date is 30th Nov and is aid of New youth and Community Centre

brillo ? as in brillo pad? Can see the brill but not the O though, so doubt its close

9. Ribbon

the fish is a ribbon fish, bon meaning good. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribbonfish

petland

9) Sewin g

Mmm. I wondered about bon (french good) but couldnt think of the fish. But if its ribbon fish why do we need the 'good bit?

Well done Petland!

so there you go, two answers to choose from!

Didnt see pentland's post. SEWIN G is good (bon!) to me

Nice one petland - never heard a sea trout being called a sewin - live and learn.

bon in French means good. https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_en-GBGB958GB958&q=Bon+meaning+in+French&sa=X&;ved=2ahUKEwiEk9mOrpv0AhUTlFwKHTXGC7oQ1QJ6BAg1EAE&biw=1280&bih=746&dpr=1.5&shem=ssmd

Its Welsh innit. Should of got that one

Go for sewing.......

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