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sally

11th April 2009, 16:06
Steal most of the bad beer

S - I - E

I\'ve been racking my brains to no avail. Help!
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coline

11th April 2009, 16:10
Not sure how it fits the clue, but SWIPE is a slang word for steal.

Colin
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trevor

11th April 2009, 16:12
swipes
1.poor, watery, or spoiled beer.
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sally

11th April 2009, 16:14
Many thanks to you both Colin and Trevor!

Sally
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coline

11th April 2009, 16:15
Thanks, Trevor. Being TT I have never heard of swipes meaning bad or poor beer.
By the way. Enjoy your answers!
Colin
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trevor

11th April 2009, 16:39
I think they were called slops in London, which would consist of the last bits of beer left in peoples glasses all mixed together. yum!
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ash

11th April 2009, 16:50
I had STALE.Anagram of STEAL and had ALE in it.
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brian

12th April 2009, 18:51
13a accent around a wire(10)....Help
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jerry

12th April 2009, 19:01
Hi Brian,
CIRCUMFLEX I think.
Best wishes,
Jerry
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tc

13th April 2009, 00:04
One's friends and acquitances coming before one's kin? (4)

Starts with a k

Thanks!
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