Sage Advice Syl•la•cros•tic

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: AD AR ARD BI BI BIT BLE BO BONE CA CROW DOOR DRA EIF EM EN ES EX FEL GA GAT GOUT HA HIP HOR I ION ISH IT KAN KEE LA LASH LEOP MIN MON NAI NIST NOU NUI O PA PLIC RA RAB RI SAS T TAN TER TI TIM TUN V VAR WATCH YAN ZE


Remaining Syllables:

Advice:

= 1. Lookout (1-5)
= 2. Ghastly (3-8)
= 3. Reprimand (3-8)
= 4. Treeless plain (2-6)
= 5. Alienate (3-8)
= 6. Spotted cat (2-7)
= 7. Code word for "Y" (2-6)
= 8. Oven (2-7)
= 9. Cheese (3-7)
= 10. Definite (3-8)
= 11. Hawaiian porch (2-5)
= 12. ___ River (3-8)
= 13. Meat and vegetable mixture (2-6)
= 14. Summer hut? (3-6)
= 15. French tower (2-6)
= 16. Jewish leader (2-5)
= 17. Picture device (2-2)
= 18. Femur connector (2-7)
= 19. Deed held in trust (2-6)
= 20. Self (1-1)
= 21. Nut confection (2-6)
= 22. Covered carriage (2-6)
= 23. Broad sash (2-3)
= 24. Subordinate official (2-6)
= 25. Boredom (2-5)
= 26. Kettledrum player (3-9)

6. LEOP ARD
11. LA NAI

18. Hip/bone

26. tim pa nist

3. ad mon ish

25. en nui

Hi soot.

2. horrible (hor ri ble)

13. ra gout

7. yan kee

Morning Curly

You CCBomber Michele Gerry ManXman and Bob are all "on target!"

19. es crow
23. o bi

15. Eif fel

10. ex/plic/it

22. ca lash

1. watch
4. Kansas (kan sas)?

5. em bit ter

Nice estimate for #4 Gerry, but no, not Kansas .. they are used elsewhere

All other solutions are spot on

4. tun dra

16. Rab/bi

17. tv
20. I

21. nou gat

12. ar/kan/sas
24. min/ion

14. ga ze bo

21. Nou gat

Bernie

Excellent solves by everyone

8. tan door

9. ha/var/ti

Well done CCBomber and ManXman

We just need a clean-up operation now to put all the pieces together

Have a great weekend everyone!

Whately - The larger the income, the harder it is to live within it.

Took a little searching to turn that one up.
http://www.bartleby.com/349/authors/213.html#69

Bob ... excellent!