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Capel, Fruit and Vegetables

burgess3334 | 11:49 Sun 18th Jun 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

6 Answers

Does anyone have the following:-

27. No 6's seasonal partner (6. 6.) as 6 is Onion, this can only be Spring OnionS (plural) ?

34. A wee fruit (9)

44. Charlie is my darling (6)

tel2333

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chelle017

I've got spring onions and 44 clover (c) lover?

Still don't have 34 thought perhaps some kind of berry?

What do you have for 37 and 41?

Thanks

burgess3334

Question Author

I dont have 41, and a very ify answer for 37. Cranberry, as Sainsbury's have been plugging this fruit.

Re 44 can clover be classed as fruit or vegetable?

quizling

Wondering about 44. On my quiz the number 6 is written in, not printed. Suppose someone mistook 10 for 6, if it wasn't written very well. That means that the answer could be CLEMENTINE, which would fit the my darling bit, but not Charlie. I don't know if that is lateral thinking or going round in circles, and I suppose someone will come up with a simple answer, but just an idea.

burgess3334

Question Author

Sorry quizling Clementine has already been an answer

FoxLee

44. Very tenuous - Charlie, CharlesII, Nell Gwyn and oranges, so orange???

mozzie

i thought orange too!

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