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on 20-05-2021 06:36 PM
I'll definitely hand this one ' over' . 🤣
Is it :
Plumb ???
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on 20-05-2021 06:44 PM
Sorry, no domino-710.
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on 20-05-2021 06:46 PM
I'm still scratching my head. I know decollated means beheaded and presumably pertains either to Princess or Mother, but other than that I'm stumped.
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on 20-05-2021 06:49 PM
That makes - at least 2 of us. LOL
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on 20-05-2021 06:49 PM
Yes, that's about as far as I get.
Princess makes me think of Diana, Kate, Anne, Mary, Grace, Charlotte and I've chopped the head off mum, ma, mater, Nature (as in Mother Nature), but haven't got anywhere.
Obviously the misdirection is very good, or maybe I'm just not so clever.
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on 20-05-2021 06:51 PM
Sorry - 3 of us . 🤣
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on 20-05-2021 06:52 PM
OK - make that 4.
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on 20-05-2021 07:12 PM
Ok, I will try to elaborate on the previous hint.
"The Princess decollated the Mother for a classic Bread.
(5 letters)"
Excluding the first word, there are three other words that are capitalized. Capitalized words give specific clues. One word in particular is capitalized. But why? It shouldn't be! That's a clue. Some people seem to be focused on the wrong meaning of the word, but that was the whole intention.
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on 20-05-2021 07:16 PM
Bread - doesn't need a capital.
Go on..................................??
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on 20-05-2021 07:18 PM
@domino-710 wrote:Bread - doesn't need a capital.
Go on..................................??
Then why is it capitalized?