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Fun & Games |
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May Munchies |
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| This month our crossword has a culinary slant, though as usual you will find some highly suspect clues, the solutions to which stretch the boundaries of Scrabble legitimacy. The solutions to last month’s puzzles are on this page. | ||
| CMB CROSSWORD #4, MAY 2007 | ||
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Across 1: Elbow, knee, roast beef 5: Japanese and vegetarian 7: Cretan hatchet? 8: Artistic inspiration 10: Snack Bar 11: Hip 13: Shout from a town crier 15: Cold collations 18: Pink and fishy 19: Request 21: Hawaiian garland (!) 22: Ouzo Flavour 24: Moral 26: Squid 30: Russian pancake 31: Essence |
Down 1: Pukka! 2: Not Cambridge animals 3: Born as 4: Not really a mug 5: Brief phone call 6: Saucy dish! 8: Greek Shepherd’s Pie? 9: Skewered 12: Garlic dip 14: French addition 16: Morning 17: Over hill and….. 20: Young people 23: Wound 25: Tin 27: Atomic number 3 28: Five guys named…. 29: About |
Logic Problem #4: Hobby Horses |
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| Four expatriates living on Crete have
decided to take up new hobbies at evening classes across the island.
From the clues below, work out who is learning what, where they go for
their classes, which town or village they live in and what they used to
do for a living. Martin is not the person who lives in Rethymnon who used to be a trapeze artist. Florence is having Cretan dancing lessons, but not at the community centre which is in Vamos. Caspar used to be a professional footballer—he doesn’t live in Hania or Georgeopoli. Angie goes to a restaurant for her class, which isn’t cookery or weaving. The person who goes to the Mosque lives in Hania, he isn’t the former doctor. The ex-maths teacher is doing cookery but not at the museum in Georgeopoli. Martin is not doing weaving and Florence is not the trapeze artist. |
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SOLUTION TO LOGIC PROBLEM #3, APRIL 2007 1. Angus , New Zealand, Sang Volare, Art History, Brussels. 2. Barbara, Scotland, Did Cartwheels, Physics, Athens. 3. Frank, Austria, Danced on Bar, Biology, Sofia. 4. Rosie, Denmark, Chicken Impressions, French, Venice. |
| Socrates and the Gerbil |
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