celadon
27th August 2009, 16:01
A mamyaic response to these please:-
1. Fine French pudding, so its said (10)
2. Sounds like the antithesis of the adverbial sense of quick (6)
3. North Eastern carrot could yield a golfer (8)
1. Fine French pudding, so its said (10)
2. Sounds like the antithesis of the adverbial sense of quick (6)
3. North Eastern carrot could yield a golfer (8)
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the joker
27th August 2009, 16:04
SLOUGH-??
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the joker
27th August 2009, 16:07
No3 TORRANCE
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john (from arran)
27th August 2009, 16:11
Number 2 might be SLOLEY in Norfolk (sounds like SLOWLY).
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the joker
27th August 2009, 16:25
John(frae Arran)
I suggested SLOUGH as to me a Southerner would pronounce SLOW as they pronounce the town of Slough.
However I bow to your answer.
Joker
I suggested SLOUGH as to me a Southerner would pronounce SLOW as they pronounce the town of Slough.
However I bow to your answer.
Joker
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john (from arran)
27th August 2009, 17:01
Thanks Joker. I thought SLOUGH at first but then realised that it would sound like an adjective and not an adverb.
I can't make anything of the first one. I tried BEAUxxxxxx and BOWxxxxxxx, but the nearest I could get was BONCHESTER. However its full name is BONCHESTER BRIDGE and doesn't sound anything like a pudding to me.
When I read Celadon's first post I thought "Why would anyone want a miasmic response?" and then I read it again. Silly me.
I can't make anything of the first one. I tried BEAUxxxxxx and BOWxxxxxxx, but the nearest I could get was BONCHESTER. However its full name is BONCHESTER BRIDGE and doesn't sound anything like a pudding to me.
When I read Celadon's first post I thought "Why would anyone want a miasmic response?" and then I read it again. Silly me.
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the joker
27th August 2009, 17:08
John
You didn't go far enough with your French.
I think the answer is BEAUDESERT.
Joker
You didn't go far enough with your French.
I think the answer is BEAUDESERT.
Joker
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john (from arran)
27th August 2009, 17:29
Good one. No wonder I couldn't get it as it's not in the index of my road atlas. It goes straight from BEAUCHIEF to BEAUFORT. Another one for the recycling bin methinks.
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the joker
27th August 2009, 17:35
Ah John
Had you only been a lover of golf then it would have been simple for you. The famous course is in Staffs (Cannock Chase),but I think the village is in Gloucestershire.
Just shows the simple pleasures you are missing in life!
Joker
Had you only been a lover of golf then it would have been simple for you. The famous course is in Staffs (Cannock Chase),but I think the village is in Gloucestershire.
Just shows the simple pleasures you are missing in life!
Joker
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john (from arran)
27th August 2009, 17:41
Hey, who needs golf when you can make your podex protrude by wearing a ?E?T?R?.
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