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Morrisons' Christmas crossword

Arabesque | 16:28 Wed 21st Nov 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Help please with the last clue. The crossword is in Morrisons Christmas magazine.

55A Laughs,exclaims (2,3)
I have H? H?S
(Ha Has or Ho Hos??)

Many thanks

Charity Quiz - Theme of Party & Game

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squarebear

If it's to do with Christmas then it's probably Ho, Hos as in Santa Claus Ho Ho Ho.

keyboardix

I, too, faced this dilemma, then decided to opt for "Ha Has" (which is in the Oxford Dictionary) instead of "Ho Hos", (which isn't )!

smouse

More importanly have you tried to find the chocolate bombe pudding in one of their stores - sorry for the silliness but my son has now set me on this task - oh and the banana spone one too - lol

Arabesque

Question Author

No Smouse I haven't searched for a chocolate bombe - sounds too much like trouble with a 2-year old grandson - chocolate everywhere!

Arabesque

Question Author

Thanks squarebear and keyboardix for your answers. I'll go with ha has if that's in the dictionary, but I can see the reasoning behind squarebear's answer - which will probably turn out to be the right one!

smouse

Sorry for my moment of madness but it did remind me I hadnt finished the crossword!

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