Puzzle — ‘Airs and Places’
The letters in the boxed squares reveal an event in September 1993. Complete this puzzle from the clues given and send in your answer to the Honorary Secretary. A small prize will be awarded for the first correct solution opened.
Alex
Answers to Acrostic Puzzle in ULLANS 1: | ||
1. | What’s up Doc, is Bugs Bunny tired? | WABBI T |
2. | Beetle that’s eaten insect | E A RIEWIG |
3. | Pour out — I haven’t a drop of tea | E M PY |
4. | Some shut up | L O CK |
5. | Pounds with old pence for new | DUNTS |
6. | Anything for a bit of heat in October | OC H T |
7. | No one upsets Princess | N A NE |
8. | Does referee ever use them? | EE N |
9. | Carries about the place | CAIR T S |
10. | Tip us no wink, Ben, it’s not noticed | UNB E KNOWNST |
11. | To start with these huge rocks are, naturally, awkward to handle | TH R AN |
12. | Her voice might grate | TA R GE |
13. | ’Er baby’s garbled talk | YA B BER |
14. | A girl, horrid, in the drain | SHE U GH |
15. | Oddly, a R Braid crops in Co Down too | AB R AIRD |
16. | Kale stalks ends for you in compost | RU N T |
17. | Sound sense — for ewes | KNOWE S |
Solution: TAM O SHANTER — R BURNS
