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mikey4444

Sat Tel Gk

27d Is there a mistake here ? The question is " Monetary unit of Iceland" This is Krona ( or Kronur ) But I have E?R?R. The e comes from birthplace of Jules Verne ( Nantes) the 1st R is Elsinore, and...
15:58 Sat 23rd Nov 20136 answers, last by shaneystar2 22:45 Sat 23rd Nov 2013
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foxwall

Dtel £500

I suppose 40 across must be voltage even if the answer to the clue is wattage and the hopeless Kate Mepham has got it wrong again. Unless she thinks it is Prince at Peace.........
11:29 Sun 31st Mar 20135 answers, last by mandasor 19:22 Mon 01st Apr 2013
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trixilator

Tel £500 Giant

73dn Small bottle of wine, also called a piccolo (5) ?p?i? 102 dn The name of 5 kings of Sparta (10) ?R?H?D?M?S Many thanks...
18:26 Sat 22nd Dec 20129 answers, last by Anngel 14:51 Sat 29th Dec 2012
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paulthewall

Sat DT £500 Prize Xword

Is is me, or is 6D a bit of a trick? A four letter word, O-U- should not be a challenge to a crossword fan like me! Am I the only one, or is this like the elephant in the room? Any great minds out...
18:12 Sat 25th Aug 20124 answers, last by paulthewall 18:33 Sat 25th Aug 2012
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albaqwerty

Low Water Pressure in Boiler

just a general query really. Where does the water go? I know it tootles round the system. Does it evaporate or leak somewhere?...
16:03 Tue 14th Feb 20127 answers, last by albaqwerty 15:35 Tue 21st Feb 2012
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FredPuli43

Incredible issue !

When did 'incredible' become the popular intensifier that it now is ? It seems that everyone (apart from me!) now uses it, whether they are academics in TV documentaries, politicians or footballers,...
12:28 Sun 12th Feb 201234 answers, last by gaysy1st 22:46 Mon 09th Apr 2012
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hideaway

dt gk

43a 5 letters a type of covered passageway between the transept and the chapterhouse of asome cathedrals -l-p- thank you. I know it has been answered before but I can't fnd it....
23:26 Sat 04th Feb 20125 answers, last by DaisyNonna 23:57 Sat 04th Feb 2012
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crazylady2

DT GK Crossword 040212

Need help with the last three 1d: species of African antelope which shares its genus with the kob, puku, and the waterbuck 22d: term meaning to adjoin two coats of arm on the same shield. 38:...
15:18 Sat 04th Feb 201213 answers, last by tomgehbs 14:41 Mon 06th Feb 2012
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paulthewall

26D & 36A Daily Telegraph GK

Am I the only person who is suffering in my own silence about these two clues which do not seem to fit together? I am confident that Charlie Parker play the saxophone, and that the Roman goddess of...
22:09 Sat 04th Feb 20128 answers, last by shooty 22:32 Sat 04th Feb 2012
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paulthewall

SatTel GK Prize Problems

In yesterday's DTGK Prize crossword, is there a mistake? 12d should be Gustav (Graves) from Die another Day, and 27A should be Oloroso, so the first O is therefore made to be an A from Gustav, not...
21:38 Sun 25th Dec 20112 answers, last by paulthewall 21:53 Sun 25th Dec 2011
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paulthewall

Heyerdahl and...sitar...with treadle

Is this 52A/54A/48D enigma as simple as it isn't, or have I lost the plot completely? Heyerdahl really does not have the T of sitar in it, does it? I'm starting to question my own ability to...
17:54 Sat 30th Jul 20114 answers, last by paulthewall 18:04 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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paulthewall

Saturday Telegraph GK

Am I the only stupid person doing the Telegraph Xword today? No-one else seems to have had a problem with 11D which is undoubtedly MOZZARELLA not tying in with NEVADA 23A with capital Carson City. Is...
17:44 Sat 18th Jun 20113 answers, last by paulthewall 17:49 Sat 18th Jun 2011
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wuzzer

Daily Telegraph General Knowledge (GK) 40 across Saturday April 16th 2011

40 across. Riddles cracked in games I have ?i?d?e?. This is the last one and has me completely baffled - any help greatly appreciated
21:14 Sat 16th Apr 20112 answers, last by paulthewall 21:22 Sat 16th Apr 2011
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JonnyBoy12

Has anyone found a jettisoned RAF fuel tank?

Not sure if this is the right area, but will ask it anway. The Eurofighter Typhoon is capable of carrying either 1,500 litre or 1,000 litre external fuel tanks, and is capable of jettisoning them at...
23:28 Wed 23rd Feb 20113 answers, last by JonnyBoy12 15:11 Thu 24th Feb 2011
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coccinelle

Cut finger

I cut the top of my finger quite deeply but not enough to go to A&E or to see a doctor. Plasters just seem to keep the wound soft and open but I need a plaster to protect my finger. What's the...
00:07 Thu 24th Feb 20115 answers, last by coccinelle 19:06 Thu 24th Feb 2011
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jienabella

Daily Telegraph GK 31a

Sorry filled the wrong box. 31a the loud cry of a highland dancer, also an illicitly acquired or distilled alcholic beverage. H-O-C-...
17:20 Sat 18th Dec 20103 answers, last by paulthewall 21:36 Sat 18th Dec 2010
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natsssdad

Daily Telegraph General Knowledge (GK) Saturday December 11th 2010

27d A traditional Aboriginal bush hat - G?N?A? - can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
15:00 Sat 11th Dec 201010 answers, last by squarebear 23:18 Sat 11th Dec 2010
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paulthewall

Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword Saturday October 23rd 2010

plagioclase feldspar
20:27 Sun 24th Oct 20102 answers, last by paulthewall 20:38 Sun 24th Oct 2010
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nit1

Post-freeze car noise

I didn't use my Ford KA for a couple of days during the worst of the snow. It started fine, but is making a terrific grinding noise from the front while running. I have taken it out until the car is...
18:42 Sun 10th Jan 20105 answers, last by paulthewall 18:45 Sat 16th Jan 2010
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pickalily

Washing machine query

Is the washing machine hot and cold feed a standard fitting i.e will it fit any machine? Also has anyone got a Beko ? It seems to be the new cheap range . Are they any good? Thanks...
16:50 Sat 16th Jan 201010 answers, last by pickalily 18:48 Sat 16th Jan 2010

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