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Lizzyminto

this quiz (on the menu - closing date 30th June)is on the sitesaveronline website but its a send off quiz rather than a download one

Theres quite a number on there so be warned
thanks and good luck

Hi Suesan,

Could No. 59 possibly be "brisket"?

Going fast - brisk
he loses a letter - e
but male ends it - t

I just can't quite justify why the male bit.

Regards,

Hi suesan. Thanks for your reply having looked on the sitesaveronlinesite. Cant decided which one is for the menu quiz, there are two that finish on the 30th June with no titles. Is it the one for Kent or Yorkshire? Many thanks in advance.

Suesan. further to my last posting(completely wrong as I can now see the themes of these quizes) (( first visit to this site is my excuse)) I still cant find the relevant address needed to send for what seems an interesting quiz. on the menu. would be much obliged if you can help. many thanks.

Hi Lizzyminto

sorry on the menu doesnt appear to be on the site

Heres the address
R West
19 The Avenue
Sheringham
Norfolk
NR26 8DG

its £1 with a SAE

thanks

Hi Campanilla

Many thanks for the suggestion - maybe just the last letter of it ignoring the man??

thanks

Ignoring the man, hmmm, that's the best idea I've heard all week!!!

I have an alternative to Campanilla's suggestion for number 59 but I don't think it is any better.

Going fast, he - QUICK HE
Loses a letter - K gives QUICHE
But male ends it - HE
This doesn't ignore the man but uses him twice!

Suesan. Many thanks yet again, will be hot footing it to the post with requests for sheets for me and my 85 year old mum.who loves her quizzes.

Hi.

Here's a dodgy suggestion for an answer, this time for no.18:

STIRRUP CUP.

This is farewell drink and might appear on a menu of drinks in a pub.

'Stirrup' sounds like 'stir up'; stir is what chefs do to mix (confuse?) their ingredients.
'Up' could be equivalent to 'over', from the clue.
[alternatively 'stir up' could just equate to 'chefs confused', from the clue]
'Cup' is an equivalent measure to 'eight tablespoons', from the clue.

Best Wishes.
JimC