Sardine
 

7 leter place name- clue "sardine"??

Algarve?:idea:

its a clue
eg "sound of a Donkey", answer "Bray"

we've no idea!

what 'sound' does a sardine make?!!!!!!!! Probably none!!

Sardine, squashed/packed like sardines???????

Is it a place in the UK?

could be anywhere but the majority have been in uk

Sadine is a Pilchard and part of the Herring family. My guess is it may be something along the lines of packed line Sardines.
Packed, crammed

bear*, bunch, bundle, chock, cluster, congest, congregate, cram, crush, deluge, elbow, flock, gather, huddle, jam*, justle, load, mass, mob, muster*, overcrowd, pack, pack like sardines, pack ‘em in, pile, push*, ram, sardine , shove, squash, squeeze*, squish, stream, stuff*, surge, swamp, swarm, throng, top off, troop

not much use am I!!!!!!

Donkey- hee haw.

= Wimbledon! :smilewinkgrin: :lol:

you got tourettes??

in d arse

^^ How d'ya Figure that one, there's not a sweary word in sight! :cool: :lol:

Herring Park, PA-USA.:)

Denmark?

Curious that it's in the singular.

I can't bend an anagram out of it. Been staring at it for ages....

Corsica?

Newquay
Polperro

Fooked if I know... Give up.

I think Morocco is the biggest producer.

I was thinking of a badly pronounced Sartene in the south of the island.

Dont know the answer but that one sounds best so far (although I've never heard of the place0 :tup:

Right, you've had 24 hours, so what was the answer in the back of today's paper?

Believe it or not my neighbour is a member ofthe local WI and its a quiz comp' shes been given,
There were 4 she couldn't do and knowing my Wife is a bit "educated" she asked me if I could give them to her to have a look at (NOT me you notice:))
The "sardine "one was the only one she couldn't do, but when I know the answer (next week i think) I'll let you know.
Try to get some sleep until then Ian :lol:

ps aren't you at the festival of speed this weekend?

... I would, but I've been working all day and starring in dodgy flicks at night, so I'm knackered... #

# See above....:lol::lol::lol:

:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
and on that note I'm off to bed :sleep:

Just google mapped it.
Probally not right?

It's the WI crossword he now informs us, so I'd guess they'll not be too hot on reading a map anyway...:lol::p

What's,a map??:lol:

Marzipan Apple Pie probably....:lol:

I haven't forgotten Stuart....

I know...:shocked:

I know you'll supply the correct answer in the end, bless...

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Flopsie says you will....:ihih:

Presumably, this is a crossword?
Can we have the letters that have been found?
Is that the full clue?

Lots of sleepless nights have occurred.

Oh, the madness...

to try and work out how they are thinking, can you put up a few of the others with the solutions?

Absolutely Mark, we assume it's a Wimmin's institute 'puzzle' so we're into the 'simplicity' zone... But unfortunately the 'clues provided' have been desperately vague...

Hence the relentless harassment until an answer/clue or whatever is given.;)

Yours,

in anticipation....

Bricktop.

Ah, buggrit....

Wimmins clues...

Like directions, such as left and right; abstracts in the extreme!

answer then=

on toast?

Put the kettle on , Harold !

Mansfield. Must be. Plenty of women there that smell like.... Sorry, I'll leave it....

7 letters!??! Telford more like!!:p

I'm going to have to go round to the neighbours to find out if the answers have been given out yet!
Oh the shame, I wish I'd never asked:o

31st of July before it closes!!!!!

The only clues i can give is its place names, not neccesarily in UK, and its a cryptic quiz ie if the clue was "Expect to get your wheels nicked" the answer would be "liverpool":smilewinkgrin: