A Bloomin' Garden
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07/30/18 08:10 AM
07/30/18 08:10 AM
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Use the following clues to add some flowers to our garden.
Example: a speaker can be found behind one + 1/3 of a Thanksgiving food = DAIS + Yam -> Daisy
-1. 3/5 of a flower part + 2/4 of a cake or a hit + 2/4 of an Othello villain
-2. 3/5 of a sweetener + 2/3 of a song of praise + 3/6 of lunatic
-3. 3/4 of one on a sloop + 2/3 of a time period
-4. 3/5 of shopping complex + pasture
-5. 4/7 of a pasta dish + a small alien?
-6. 3/4 of crazy + 2/4 of a word with air or tin + 3/4 of a type of pickle
-7. 3/4 of a word with sun or cotton + 3/5 of a little red children's toy? + 2/4 of a fabricator?
-8. 4/5 of a fencing maneuver + 2/3 of hardship + 2/4 of carry
-9. 2/3 of negligent + sell + 2/3 of first word on Nancy Drew website
-10. center + Oprah's magazine + 2/4 of church part + exists
-11. 1/2 of near + 5/6 of straight partner?
Did you ever stop to think and then forget to start again?
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Re: A Bloomin' Garden
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#1158383
07/30/18 05:28 PM
07/30/18 05:28 PM
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LadyKestrel
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1. PETal + bUNt + IAgo = petunia
“Rainy days should be spent at home with a cup of tea and a good book.” -Bill Watterson
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Re: A Bloomin' Garden
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#1158476
07/31/18 03:54 PM
07/31/18 03:54 PM
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michele rose
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answer works, but  second clue 10. CORE + O + aPSe + IS = coreopsis
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Re: A Bloomin' Garden
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#1158478
07/31/18 04:00 PM
07/31/18 04:00 PM
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That doesn't make sense, Michele. What was I thinkin'? I was going for "peon" but I already have an "e" from "core". Nicely solved with a crippled clue.  I hate when that happens!  I fixed the clue to match your solution 
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