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Printer's Devilry
Icy North Posted Feb 28, 2011
Let's resurrect this thread with a new one 
The anaesthetist continued tour during my operation (6)
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Recumbentman Posted Feb 28, 2011
Yes!
Somewhere in the tour, I guess . . . I tried fitting "to use a . . ." but could find no good words beginning with sea.
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Beatrice Posted Feb 28, 2011
SEETHE
to use ether....
(Better than the reciting Urdu one I was working on!)
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Beatrice Posted Mar 1, 2011
I'm working on one, promise! But if anyone else wants to jump in, feel free
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Icy North Posted Mar 2, 2011
I think I have this one but I'll let someone else have a go before I get carried away.
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Icy North Posted Mar 2, 2011
No other takers?
OK, I think it's TRANSPORT
(Jordan's feet ran sporting race in agony)
If so, then:
I've learned if I work harem - and all the time! (7)
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Recumbentman Posted Mar 2, 2011
Diamond
I've learned if I work hard I am on dem - and all the time!
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Icy North Posted Sep 21, 2011
Sorry this one dropped off the radar for so long.
I was stumped in March and I'm still stumped now 
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Icy North Posted Sep 21, 2011
Oh, it could be vista.
Is it true that Vi's taking in a tea?
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Recumbentman Posted Sep 22, 2011
Wow, I can't remember, but I don't think so!
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Recumbentman Posted Sep 22, 2011
All I seem to remember is that it involved redistributing the spelling of what is there . . .
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Recumbentman Posted Sep 22, 2011
It's coming back, I think . . . if it ended with Galatea, it must have been King In-something. Janey mac.
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Recumbentman Posted Sep 22, 2011
But I can't think of a suitable 5-letter word ending in -gal. Legal and Regal don't make sense 
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Recumbentman Posted Sep 22, 2011
Maybe manatea. King I - - - manatea . . . but that means a five letter word - - -MA and dogma makes no sense. Sorry for all this thinking aloud.
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Geggs Posted Sep 22, 2011
Not a problem. I'm finding it somewhat amusing watching you trying to work out the answer to your own question. 
Geggs
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Recumbentman Posted Sep 22, 2011
Yes. One has a little privileged access to one's own mind, but not very much.
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