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A wordie and a crypt #1143120
02/27/18 01:14 PM
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wstrnee (2 words)

Broths are part of sumptuous dinner (5) no e


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143121
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western roundup


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143130
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Good try Cue...not my answer...


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143131
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Spaghetti western? wave

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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143138
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Good try Bernie, not mine...


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143142
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western movies (move e's)

Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143147
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Yepper CCb!

Hint on the crypt: trying to imitate Pandora's:
Frenzied talkers, in part, go on wheels (6-5)


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143148
02/27/18 11:33 PM
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soups? grin


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143158
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Yes M'am!
"dinner" ok as anagram indicator?


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143159
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Anagram of what? Seems to me that you'd have to clue the removal of certain letters to end up with those that spell "soups". I see where you're going with dinner as an anagram indicator but think something else would work better. Let's see what Sue and others think. crazy


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143160
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I think dinner may be just about okay as an anagram indicator, but not the "part of sumptuous" element of the clue (too vague); however, I defer to the pasta masta. wink

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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143194
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Letters to be anagrammed must be clearly defined, not just a random selection from within a word. And "dinner" is not an anagram indicator.

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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143204
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HEY! You can only "lash" at the **WCF** threads lol


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Re: A wordie and a crypt [Re: CanukDenis] #1143212
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If you call it a crypt, I start boiling my noodle. kissy


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