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This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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full house issue 32

Suetheramble | 20:29 Sat 05th Aug 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Can anyone give me a hand on page 37 figure it out I have the answer NOGGIN Which I dont think there is any such word.

Daily Telegraph Saturday 5th August / cryptic no. 25,063

real people 10th august (rpl 30)

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gen2

noggin = small mug or wooden cup; its contents; a dram of about a gill.

allotment10

i've got noggin as well, have double checked puzzle and still come up with same answer!

Suetheramble

Question Author

Well knock me down with a feather that isnt in my collins dictionary.Thanks

gen2

That was the definition from Chambers.

jan1956

donslot gets noggin as well
http://nightimeuk.com/members/sites/hobbies/do nslot/Full_House_Magazine_Comps.shtml
jan

bdol4886346

In these parts (Lancashire) noggin also means head.I don`t know if it`s used in other places.Come to think of itI Haven`t heard it for years. My dad often used to say to us"use your noggin". He is 83 years of age though.

campbellking

'Noggin' was also the hero of the children's t.v. show 'Noggin the Nog', where he lived a happy life fending off his enemy 'Nogbad the Bad'. Happy memories...

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