h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

baste = to tack, well I never

in that case...

Alabaster

(3) In the end, either a , a plane or a train will kill
(not an anagram)

terminus


(2) 'e'll keep 'em quiet at a wedding.

"baste = to tack, well I never"

didn't you pay attention in home economics class six7s ?

shouldn't that have been terminal ?

anyway

'usher

(3) sounds like i listen to a DNA hero, and i'm really a red and white beast.

Hereford

(3) Plain country without nary an induction

Ordinary

(2) Poet Laureate planted daffodils here

Hi Whisky (et al) ,

Twisted Minds 101:
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Plain country = ordinary nation
Ordinary nation without nary = ordination
Ordination = an induction




I think that if we specify how many letters the answer has, we might cut down on (some of ) the confusion...

What does everyone (or anyone) else think?



Anyhoo... onwards!







(2) Poet Laureate planted daffodils here

Rydal Mount




(2) Kofi Annan's watering hole is sick (6)

what's Rydal Mount ?

good idea about specifying the number of letters in the word, six7s

though i'm sure there will still be a fair amount of confusion

speaking of which, are you sure about the (2) ?

Hi Kea,

Rydell Mount was Wordsworth's home, which I remember from a vist to the area once

And no, I'm not sure about the (2)

In fact, my clue is complete tosh, so please ignore it
It was meant to be *Unwell* (*Untwell* with a silent and invisible T ???)





Instead, please try

Rydell Mount

(3) Eliot Ness engaged in nebulous chat (12 letters, anagram)

blame it on the weird weather we've been having lately

Based on the three stages from ordinary to ordination I feel I have to keep going beyond the very obvious 'untouchable'.
And yet it satisfies the 'unt' and is an anagram of nebulous chat.

No it cant be that easy, not from Six7s.

But maybe he's dumbing down for the likes of me and I'm right.

In which case I can't be leaving y'all without a new one.

So if 'untouchable' is it, then gimme your blessing to ask for a five letter word using the last (3). Or as the Germans would say, Gest Hund Height, which means something like "Oh my, what a tall dog."


~jwf~

sorry ~jwf~ i think its meant to be

"then gimme your blessing to ask for a five letter word using the last (3). Or as the Germans would say, Gest Hund Height, which means something like "Oh my, what a tall dog.""

blest ?

Bless

(3)Vital for your selection

Essential

(2) Double Freud's work?

B

(psycho an') Alices?

~jwf~

alter ego


(2) a rank dog on it runs about making a difficult problem (7,4)

Gordian Knot

(3) toy in orient confused about infamy (9)

notoriety



(2) Mind your head!

TYRANT

(3) cured of excessive fondness, relatively speaking
(8 letters, cryptic but not an anagram )

antidote

(2) or annoy