Sep 2017
7:27pm, 24 Sep 2017
27,424 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Shoot, I've got 6 out of the 11 on today's bonus tough one. Obv thought 9a was fine!
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Sep 2017
7:37pm, 24 Sep 2017
27,425 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Got them all now. Except second half of 3 across!
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Sep 2017
7:39pm, 24 Sep 2017
27,426 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
Got it. Had to have a guddle around the site to see what running stuff folk were talking about! Thanks Gordon. Sunday night hard one! G
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Sep 2017
8:20pm, 24 Sep 2017
17,217 posts
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flanker
I'm still sat with the same 4 left. I suspect it's because I don't pay much attention to the forums these days! (Or the blogs. Or indeed the people :-))
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Sep 2017
8:22pm, 24 Sep 2017
7,271 posts
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GordonG
I take it that guddle is a Scottish word?!?!
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Sep 2017
8:30pm, 24 Sep 2017
3,134 posts
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Cyclops
I just googled 'guddle' and got an extremely rude definition
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Sep 2017
8:42pm, 24 Sep 2017
17,222 posts
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flanker
i thought you just guddled a trout!
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Sep 2017
2:00pm, 25 Sep 2017
1,788 posts
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StuHolmes
Gave up on the last two and looked at the answers, I don't get 10a.
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Sep 2017
2:03pm, 25 Sep 2017
1,789 posts
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StuHolmes
Ah, just searched the answer on FE, never noticed that before.
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Sep 2017
2:08pm, 25 Sep 2017
27,435 posts
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HappyG(rrr)
If you just searched "orange", you wouldn't have got the answer but if you'd searched "fruit" you might! That's what's quite fun about this. If you get half a clue, but can't relate it to Fetch e.g. Not an orange. Oranges are not the only fruit. Search "fruit" on Fetch. Takes you to a thread that gives you a whole load of fun info. As well as giving you the answer to the clue!
Guddle's not rude. It just means to rummage around. Do you use the word rootle in English? Oh, IE doesn't think rootle is a misspelling, so must be a yes. I'd say guddle is same as rootle then. G
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