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ron

23rd April 2011, 23:58
4a. 9 lets. creole food post taken by a remarkable pork-pie producer?. --m-----a. 6d. 7 lets. in a poll .firm preference initially expressed for fizzy drink. ----pop. 7d. 9 lets. note included in a gratuity covering wine and starter. ----p-s--.
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pipesmoker

24th April 2011, 00:01
6 looks like alcopop
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ron

24th April 2011, 00:03
Thanks Pipesmoker.
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the joker

24th April 2011, 00:11
Looks like ANTIPASTI.
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the joker

24th April 2011, 00:23
Outside guess but can't work it out.
JAMBALAYA
Post=JAMB but baffled by the rest.
Maybe way off beam as per usual.
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ron

24th April 2011, 00:25
Thanks for help Joker.
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pipesmoker

24th April 2011, 01:19
Hi, Joker.

I think you are correct. Jamb, as you say, is a post then alaya could be a liar (procucer of porkies). Eh?

P
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pipesmoker

24th April 2011, 01:23
Must learn to spell or to type. Procucer should of course be producer.
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les40

24th April 2011, 01:32
Joker & Pipesmoker,

Your definitely correct with Jambalaya.
A jamb is a door post and alaya sounds like (Remarked) A liar. Porky pies is slang for Lies. And Jambalaya is a creole spicy rice dish
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the joker

24th April 2011, 12:17
I always find these "sound like" clues the most difficult of all to solve,and also rather unfair.
This is due to the wide variations in pronunciation in the UK. "Perhaps in the South East "laya" may be said as "lier" but never up here in Scotland,where we don't insert invisible "Rs"in our purer English articulation.
I will now stand back and await "wrath" or in the Southern speech "WATH".
Have a Happy Easta !Q
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