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Guardian Genius 51

homeresque | 15:21 Fri 07th Sep 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Is the answer (before adaptation) to 25a CUTE BOW, anagram of 'cube two'? I can't find any confirmation that it's a recognised phrase, but I can't come up with a viable alternative either.

Thanks

Kettering Samaritans

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cruciverbali

Do you still have the full clue please homeresque ?

homeresque

Question Author

Sorry, should have included it.

How to cube 2 for hair-ribbon(4,3)

JDOvengloves

That's what I've gone for - homeresque - it fits my other answers.

I don't want to give the game away - if you haven't twigged the EMPLOY bit, but I would say that confirms that CUTE BOW is it only possible answer.

JDOvengloves

By the way, is 1d WIZ ?

homeresque

Question Author

Thanks, nice to know I'm not the only one coming to that conclusion.

I have WIT for 1d - wit=know and reversing it gives Tiw, apparently an old English war god!

JDOvengloves

Thanks for that ! I got half the answers, then twigged the THEME, then struggled again until I realised, I had SIDEWAY instead of WAYSIDE !

Thanks JDO

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