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elephant

28th January 2014, 17:58
The way teachers choose to go by the sound of it.

That's the clue. Does anyone please have any ideas?
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chrise

28th January 2014, 18:00
something NUT? (NUT - National Union of Teachers)
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aristophanes

28th January 2014, 18:04
Answered by trevor the other day as peanut. I didn't realize that there was such a tree, since peanuts don't grow on trees of course.
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elephant

28th January 2014, 18:06
Thank you. I can't fathom out the PEA bit though!
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aristophanes

28th January 2014, 18:12
Post 11.

http://www.crosswordsolver.org/forum/403919/offset/10
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aristophanes

28th January 2014, 18:15
Seems tenuous, but the only others I can think of are pignut and walnut, and those don't seem to parse either.
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elephant

28th January 2014, 18:19
Neither does CHESTNUT.
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aristophanes

28th January 2014, 18:21
Oh yeah. I was thinking it had to be six letters. Then there are quite a few options...
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aristophanes

28th January 2014, 18:28
Then of course there's bladdernut. :)
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aristophanes

28th January 2014, 18:48
We may be barking up the wrong one.
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