Book would have done, BTG, and well done to you. 
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- Thread starter ivoralljack
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Fill in the blanks below with THREE FIVE-LETTER words that are anagrams of each other:
Sally could not ....... her evening of ....... watching TV while the neighbours were ....... that loud.
Sally could not ....... her evening of ....... watching TV while the neighbours were ....... that loud.
Behindthegoal
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Begin binge being
Well done, BTG.
Behindthegoal
Key Player
Thanks, but I’d swap that for a couple of correct scores in the Borini.
What has 4 letters, sometimes has 9 letters but never has 5 letters. Answer to this please.
Behindthegoal
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Season of goodwill to all mankind, I wish
So do I ! But nope.
Behindthegoal
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Yes your statements are all correct. 10/10 for stating the obvious. I see it now 
Well done again, BTG. Quite correct, it is a statement and not a question, hence no question mark at the end of the sentence. So 'what' has 4 letters, 'sometimes' has 9 and 'never' has 5 letters.
When rearranged, what 6 letter combination can give synonyms for all of the following?
Sorrow
Decorative fireplace facing
Sleeveless cloak
Intellectual
Sorrow
Decorative fireplace facing
Sleeveless cloak
Intellectual
Yankee_Jack
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Well done, @Yankee_Jack , you beat BTG to it today.
Behindthegoal
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I can’t even go out for the afternoon now!I had a holiday job in a mental hospital once. There wasn’t an intellectual in sight, neither patients nor staff.
The name of which country can be sub-divided into three common three letter words?
Yankee_Jack
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Norway = ran, won, way
Good try but the words run consecutively, so the country has 9 letters. (Good clue.)
Yankee_Jack
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Singapore - Sin, Gap, Ore
Yay!! Good get.
What do the following have in common?
Female member of the Stingray crew.
Free London newspaper.
Master of an art.
To be played in a quick and lively tempo.
Female heir.
Female member of the Stingray crew.
Free London newspaper.
Master of an art.
To be played in a quick and lively tempo.
Female heir.