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trevor

16th September 2011, 20:41
btw - i think this clue has been recycled from a while ago.

here's where i copied answer from.
http://www.snookergames.co.uk/glossary8.html
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anotheray

16th September 2011, 22:13
Thanks trevor.
Have never heard of "whitechapel" as a billiard term. Would never have got that one.
Thanks also for leverage
Very good quiz this, still have a few to get.
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suki

17th September 2011, 09:32
Good morning All

Can anyone confirm that 44 begins with G?
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palman

17th September 2011, 11:59
No Suki it doesnt
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suki

17th September 2011, 12:05
Thanks palman - back to the drawing board
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palman

17th September 2011, 19:31
Its a medieval type of catapult
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dabber11

17th September 2011, 20:04
Would love a clue to Q62 i.e. Iris who recited from his book (6,3) - thanks for any help!
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mags1

17th September 2011, 20:31
Oh dear! Looks like my thinking was the same as Suki because my answer for 44 begins with a G. Looks like I'll have to re-think!!!
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palman

17th September 2011, 22:07
Q 62 anagram of“ iris who recited” will
lead you to the answer
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winnie

17th September 2011, 22:29
hi folks. Can anybody explain clue 26.
I think it is an angram but I do not understand the 'with no alternative' (6,5)
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