Fill in the answers to 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 A ARD BAL BAN BLE BOL BREL CELT CHIEF ECH ED EP ER GAR GI GRAM HAI HAL HAP HAZ I IC IN IN ISH LENT LOUS NECK O O OP OR OUS RI RU SHANG TEND TER TO TOR TUM TUR U U UN VER VIEW VOID YARD


Remaining Syllables:

Advice:

= 1. Spoken [2-6]
= 2. Unplanned [3-9]
= 3. Inevitable [5-11]
= 4. Talkative [3-9]
= 5. Ample [3-7]
= 6. Irish, Scottish, Welsh group [2-6]
= 7. Outlaw [3-7]
= 8. Congo river feeder [3-6]
= 9. Prisoner cart [2-7]
= 10. Deliberate [3-8]
= 11. Religious music [5-8]
= 12. Neck scarf [3-11]
= 13. Job meeting? [3-9]
= 14. Force into service [2-8]
= 15. Causing anguish [3-9]
= 16. Sail rope [2-7]
= 17. Repeated sound [2-4]
= 18. Witty saying [3-7]

12.Neck er chief

1. ver bal

4. gar ru lous

17. ech o

Bernie

6. Celt/ic

16. hal yard

13. in ter view

3. un a void a ble

margo

2. haphazard (hap haz ard)

14. shang/hai

Well done gang .. everyone is cleanly out of the starting gate

9. tum brel

Yes it is Michele

11.or a to ri o

18. ep/i/gram

10. in tend ed
15. tor tur ous ?

margo

Good solutions gang!!

5. opulent (op u lent)

7. a/bol/ish

Good solves Gerry and ManxMan

8. u ban gi

Advice: V. Hugo: Caution is the eldest child of wisdom.

Whoop! Whoop! Gail