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 AL BAR BER BLE BOB CAL CE CEL CO CO DER DER DI E E ED EM ER EX GAN GO GO IC ING ISM KE LENT MA MI MO MUL NI NU O OR OR QUIV RANT RE REN RI ROC ROC SI TER THING TIDE TION TO TY U UM VEN VISH WAR YAR

Starting Syllables:

Advice:

= 1. RABAT'S SITE [3-7]
= 2. CHIHUAHUA CHUM [3-5]
= 3. AMBIGUOUS [4-9]
= 4. JUSTIFIED [3-9]
= 5. SUPERB [3-9]
= 6. AFRICAN WIND [3-7]
= 7. DOODAD [4-11]
= 8. SKULLCAP [3-8]
= 9. CARBON-BASED [3-7]
= 10. AUTHOR ECO [3-7]
= 11. LITERARY STYLE [3-7]
= 12. NIGHT [3-8]
= 13. FINE POINT [3-6]
= 14. BAN [3-7]
= 15. HINDU DEITY [2-6]
= 16. SCHOLARSHIP [4-9]
= 17. TRANSLATION [3-9]
= 18. CATASTROPHIC [3-8]
= 19. PRESCRIBE [2-5]

7. Thingumabob
Haven't said that in a long time!
Morning soot!

5. ex cel lent

14. em bar go

Hi again Dan.

1. Mo roc co

6. si roc co

15. vish nu

10. Um/ber/to

Good morning Gerry .. Hi Remi .. Hello Michele

Everyone is on target!

4. war/rant/ed

2. a mi go

9. or gan ic

17. ren di tion

19. or der

Have a nice Sunday.

3. Equivocal (e quiv o cal)
Morning soot

Howdy Hello and Good Morning Remi Gerry and Michele

Everyone is spot on with this round

8. yar/mul/ke

12. E ven tide - Hi Soot

Bernie

16. Er u di tion

18. ter ri ble

11. re/al/ism
13. ni/ce/ty

Oh my Bernie and Lex You and the gang made short work of the Syllable pile

And then there was just the Sage Advice Syl•la•cros•tic

Mae West: You're never too old to become younger.

One of my mottos Remi when the aches and pains try to sneak in