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New shoot birds quiz

tpw536w | 14:42 Fri 21st Dec 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Need to seed this in soon
30) Limit it or take a turn ( I can only think of stint)
18)To keep dry use a .....umbrella ( I have seen stint for this, also umbre, but then it would say 'an' not 'a' wouldn't it)

Thanks for any help

608 f = 1C

Kristmas Kwickie Kwiz

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JMR27

30. LimiT IT or take a turn? (I suppose if you took a turn, you'd get the same answer...)

are the number of letters gven for the answers?

tpw536w

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Thanks, no number of letters

SpiderPig

What about Capercaillie for 30

Cap - limit

Caillie sounds like Ceilidh - a dance party

Cap or ceilidh

smouse

I've just put stint

tpw536w

Question Author

Good answer spiderPig, cannot see why some people are saying stint for No 18?

SpiderPig

stint

� verb (also stint on) be restrictive or ungenerous towards (someone) or in providing (something).

� noun 1 an allotted period of work. 2 limited supply or effort.

� ORIGIN Old English, �make blunt�.

It's probably Stint - thinking about it !

smouse

well I was saying stint cos to me it makes sense but maybe its a bit of good old derbyshire slang and even new shoots arent usually that deep to be wanting capercallie for an answer but who knows

smouse

oh sorry you mean why stint for 18 - no idea on that one

SpiderPig

Oh ! I misread that as well, smouse !

No, I can't think why stint for 18

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