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: A A A BARB BILE CAB CAP CINTH DO E E E EL ER FUL GAL GEM GEN GER HOLM HY I I IG INE IUS LAB LE LE LIN LOOK ME MO NORES NU O O OFF OL ON PAY PHANT QUISH RATE RE RE RET RHU RO SNOW STOCK STRAT TAN TO VENT VER

Remaining Syllables:

Advice:

= 1. BRAINIAC [2-6]
= 2. NIGHTCLUB SHOW 3-7]
= 3. PURPLE FLOWER PLANT [3-8]
= 4. EXPLAIN FURTHER [4-9]
= 5. PLOY [3-9]
= 6. OHIO CITY [3-6]
= 7. TUSKED MAMMAL [3-8]
= 8. ABANDON [3-10]
= 9. ___ DREAM [3-9]
= 10. ___ NORTH [3-6]
= 11. ___ UNO [3-6]
= 12. REWARD [2-6]
= 13. SUMMARIZE [2-5]
= 14. OBSERVER [3-8]
= 15. U.S. SPACECRAFT [4-7]
= 16. PIE VARIETY [2-7]
= 17. HISTORIC[3-8]
= 18. WINTER VEHICLE [3-10]
= 19. SWEDISH CITY [2-9]
= 20. DISREGARDS [2-7]

5. strat a gem

11. nu me ro

Hi soot.

6. To le do

16. rhu/barb (my favorite)

19. Stock holm
20. Ig nores - Hi Soot

Bernie

8. re lin quish

4. e lab o rate

I've never had rhubarb manXman...how do you serve/cook it?

All solutions are spot on!

We cut the rhubarb into 1 inch chunks and then stew it in a pot with some water and sugar. You could add some strawberries to it. The mixture is then placed into a pie plate etc.

7. el/e/phant

18. snowmobile (snow mo bile)

2. cab a ret

3. hy a cinth

Whoa! That sounds delicious...I am going to hunt some down today

Right on Michele, CCBomber, Gerry and manXman

Happy Sunday to each of you

12. pay/off

Spot on manXman

Hope the day is being good to you!

1. gen/ius

14. on look er

9. tan ger ine

13. Recap (re cap)
Morning soot

10. O/li/ver
15. Gal/i/le/o
17. e/vent/ful

Good morning Gerry

Well I must admit that you all certainly pulled all you efforts together to gather the last bit of hard effort

Now all that's left is the 'clean-up'

G. Chesterton: Progress is the mother of problems.