UNSCRAMBLE THAT WORD!
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OFF AT OLD BETTY / CHEW UP RED HOT / TOFFKO
- blues song / Motown song / nursery rhyme
- put up your feet... take a load off! Any of these places will do...
- blues song / Motown song / nursery rhyme
- put up your feet... take a load off! Any of these places will do...
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OFF AT OLD BETTY / CHEW UP RED HOT / TOFFKO
- blues song / Motown song / nursery rhyme
- put up your feet... take a load off! Any of these places will do...
- The Carpenters were here too / He didn't make elevators like his namesake, but he did some mighty uplifting music / no place for arachnophobes?
- blues song / Motown song / nursery rhyme
- put up your feet... take a load off! Any of these places will do...
- The Carpenters were here too / He didn't make elevators like his namesake, but he did some mighty uplifting music / no place for arachnophobes?
TOP OF THE WORLD / DOCK OF THE BAY / TUFFET
Until that last clue, I was clueless!
(New scramble coming in an hour or so.)
Until that last clue, I was clueless!
(New scramble coming in an hour or so.)
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Yee haw, Nymtoc!
TOTAL PRESSIN / I TELLICE WILLAM YIMLIN / ID LEVEL MILO
BAND / BOOK / SONG
-- Phony baloney (though there are excuses for at least one.)
BAND / BOOK / SONG
-- Phony baloney (though there are excuses for at least one.
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TOTAL PRESSIN / I TELLICE WILLAM YIMLIN / ID LEVEL MILO
BAND / BOOK / SONG
-- Phony baloney (though there are excuses for at least one. )
Dubbing brought success--for a while / Not-so-real reality / Plagiarism? You be the judge
BAND / BOOK / SONG
-- Phony baloney (though there are excuses for at least one. )
Dubbing brought success--for a while / Not-so-real reality / Plagiarism? You be the judge
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Sorry, the clues are a bit obvious, but that's to make up for the scramble connection being a little sketchy
ANKLE CRABS / AASOOI / CHINSPAM
- holiday destination / state / state
- never got there / don't think we're here anymore / going there in my mind
ANKLE CRABS / AASOOI / CHINSPAM
- holiday destination / state / state
- never got there / don't think we're here anymore / going there in my mind
Nice job on the previous scramble! 
As for this one, you may think the clues are obvious, but the only one I've got so far is #2--and I didn't need a wizard to help me.
As for this one, you may think the clues are obvious, but the only one I've got so far is #2--and I didn't need a wizard to help me.
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#1 - passed through Albuquerque on the way
#3 - on reflection, not obvious... the singer has seen a lot: Fire, rain...
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SWAMP TRENBLE / COLEN PEG / RELATER CORRWINNN
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Colo(u)r me ________
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Colo(u)r me ________
SWAMP TRENBLE / COLEN PEG / RELATER CORRWINNN
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
SWAMP TRENBLE / COLEN PEG / RELATER CORRWINNN
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
-- The first and last in the scramble are secret identities of fictional characters.
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
-- The first and last in the scramble are secret identities of fictional characters.
SWAMP TRENBLE / COLEN PEG / RELATER CORRWINNN
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
-- The first and last sections in the scramble are secret identities of fictional characters.
-- The first word in each section is on your palette.
-- The third character might have resided at Tara--assuming a gender reassignment and a slight change in spelling.
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
-- The first and last sections in the scramble are secret identities of fictional characters.
-- The first word in each section is on your palette.
-- The third character might have resided at Tara--assuming a gender reassignment and a slight change in spelling.
SWAMP TRENBLE / COLEN PEG / RELATER CORRWINNN
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
-- The first and last sections in the scramble are secret identities of fictional characters.
-- The first word in each section is on your palette.
-- The third character might have resided at Tara--assuming a gender reassignment and a slight change in spelling.
-- tinted light source / a Jersey? / saver of aristocrats
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
-- The first and last sections in the scramble are secret identities of fictional characters.
-- The first word in each section is on your palette.
-- The third character might have resided at Tara--assuming a gender reassignment and a slight change in spelling.
-- tinted light source / a Jersey? / saver of aristocrats
SWAMP TRENBLE / COLEN PEG / RELATER CORRWINNN
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
-- The first and last sections in the scramble are secret identities of fictional characters.
-- The first word in each section is on your palette.
-- The third character might have resided at Tara--assuming a gender reassignment and a slight change in spelling.
-- tinted light source / a Jersey? / saver of aristocrats
G---- L------ / b---- c-- / S------ P--------
TEST PILOT / MOCK SHAKESPEAREAN CRITTER / DECEPTIVELY DARING SWASHBUCKLER
Subject of 2011 movie / Part of a silly greeting / He's a fop! (Except when he isn't.)
-- Colo(u)r me ________
-- The first and last sections in the scramble are secret identities of fictional characters.
-- The first word in each section is on your palette.
-- The third character might have resided at Tara--assuming a gender reassignment and a slight change in spelling.
-- tinted light source / a Jersey? / saver of aristocrats
G---- L------ / b---- c-- / S------ P--------
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How now, Ajaye! Well done! 
I had begun to wonder if my clues were too fuzzy, but you solved it!
I had begun to wonder if my clues were too fuzzy, but you solved it!
No the clues were all good Nymtoc. Got Scarlet Pimpernel early on, had the green and brown too but was looking for a brown ------- and a green ---
Back soon with a scramble.
Back soon with a scramble.
DUDE RAFFLING / STOLEN MUFFLER / RILED ED HOIPIA
* comedian / author / movie
* UK / Eng-Aus / US
* each answer includes the same word (either by itself or as part of another word)
* common word often heard in sport or farming
* comedian / author / movie
* UK / Eng-Aus / US
* each answer includes the same word (either by itself or as part of another word)
* common word often heard in sport or farming