Create solutions for the clues by using the available syllables. The number of syllables in an answer is followed by the number of letters for each clue. Syllables are used only once. When the clues are correctly answered, their first and last letters, reading down, will reveal someones sage advice.

Example: Syllable puzzle [4-12] (solution: syl + la + cros + tic)



Starting Syllables: AB AC BA BOT BROI CO DER E EM ER ES ETTE EV GATE GENT GURT HAP HOU HOW I IM IN ING LI LOT MA NAV NER OC PEN PRES PROMP RO RUM SIL SO TA TAN TAR TEL TRA TRESS TU UL YO

Remaining Syllables:

Advice:

= 1. EVENT (3-9)
= 2. DECORATE WITH NEEDLEWORK (3-9)
= 3. PLOT THE COURSE FOR (3-8)
= 4. LATIN DANCE (2-5)
= 5. DAIRY PRODUCT (2-6)
= 6. CITY ON PUGET SOUND (3-6)
= 7. NEVERTHELESS (3-7)
= 8. SPOTTED WILDCAT (3-6)
= 9. MECHANICAL MAN (2-5)
= 10. COFFEE-BAR BUY (3-8)
= 11. DREW BARRYMORE, E.G. (2-7)
= 12. EXTREME (2-5)
= 13. SPUR-OF-THE-MOMENT (3-9)
= 14. PLAID (2-6)
= 15. SMART (4-11)
= 16. OUTLINE (3-10)
= 17. BASEBALL'S DOUBLEDAY (2-5)

1. hap pen ing

4. rum ba

Hi soot.

5. Yo gurt

Bernie

2. embroider (em broi der)
Morning soot!

3. nav/i/gate

Good morning Gerry and Curly...have a wonderful Sunday!

manXman, Gerry, Bernie and Curly

13. im promp tu

6. Ta co ma

Michele and CCBomber

11. ac/tress

8. ocelot (oc e lot)
Morning soot

15. in tel li gent

9. ro bot
17. Ab ner

10. es/pres/so

Morning Gerry

You, manXman, CCBomber and Gail are all on target

7. how ev er

14. tar/tan

And two more excellent solutions Michele and manXman

16. silhouette (sil hou ette)
Morning soot

12. ul tra

Henry Thoreau: It is a great art to saunter

Nice finish Gerry and Curly