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pooksahib

21st July 2009, 14:02
Quick post, then out to the sunshine...

"College head's study has one" = Dean.
"It was used to pick up sounds in sewer" = needle.
"Scottish flower clipped as unwanted plant" = weed.
"Sound that's normal on French river" = noise. (I initially had 'Seine' which I thought was quite good...).

Many thanks.
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jimc

21st July 2009, 14:07
Hi PS.

"College head's study has one" = Dean ... ('a' inside 'den')
"It was used to pick up sounds in sewer" = needle ('needle' on record player and used by a person who sews.)
"Scottish flower clipped as unwanted plant" = weed ('tweed'=river - 't')
"Sound that's normal on French river" = noise. ('n'=normal + 'Oise' =name of french river).

JimC
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the joker

21st July 2009, 14:10
Tweed is a river in the Scottish borders.
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the joker

21st July 2009, 14:14
JimC
Sorry
Joker
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jimc

21st July 2009, 14:21
Hey TJ !

Absolutely no 'sorry' needed at all.

Blame the designers of the WWW, who require us to refresh pages to see if there are any updates since they were last loaded.

We are all slaves to the machine ...

BW.
JimC
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pooksahib

21st July 2009, 19:51
Thanks lads. I really must remember to start seeing the alternative pronunciations of words like 'sewer'.
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trevor

21st July 2009, 21:56
"wicked" is one that always gets me. It can mean having a wick, like a candle.
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the joker

22nd July 2009, 01:45
Hi Trevor
My bete noire is Flower leading me into the realms of rivers and horticulture, to say nothing of sounds like,leading into baking and fine powders.
Regards
Joker
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