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NO CLUES ANSWERS 1 Wise Guys Smarties 2 Old singers and musicians Minstrels 3 Do refined people live here ? Quality Street 4 Talk quietly Wispa 5 Bovine peepers Bulls Eyes 6 100% precious metal All Gold 7 Blow it or light it Fuse 8 Nearly between the two Twix 9 Ford’s people carrier Galaxy 10 People scheming marriages Matchmakers 11 H2SO4 spillages Acid Drops 12 Edible fasteners Chocolate Buttons 13 0.1 dollars = 10 cents Dime 15 Evening, but not quite dark Twighlight 16 Nine, ten, eleven ....... After Eight 17 Mother’s local Mars Bar 18 Wobbly infants Jelly Babies 19 Tattooed granite Marble 20 Sounds like gravel under foot Crunchie 21 Pig’s tail perhaps Curly Wurly 22 Barbie’s assortment Dolly Mixtures 23 Make non-metric coins Mint Imperial 24 Grape juice teeth holders Wine Gums 25 Cadbury hometown Bournville 26 Native of Naples Neapolitan 27 Corn, Soap, or Snow perhaps Flake 28 Comes before ‘plane’ chocolate Aero 29 Adore the men from Tyncastle Park Love Hearts 30 Good, but twice in France Bon Bon 31 Batsmen who edge to slips or Snickers keepers 32 Extra payment for a job well done Bonus 33 Al Fresco eating in spring or Picnic summer 34 Showers, cool drinks or courses Refreshers 35 Red or White, it’s a war Roses 36 To forward and back off… (that’s Toffo it) 37 Terrier from up t’north tha knows Yorkie 38 Churned cream and whisky Butter Scotch 39 Coach calls for a break Time Out 40 Explorer and ambassador to Kubla Polo Khan 41 Theme for discussion Topic 42 A scout or bloodhound Tracker 43 Be prone or supine on the counter Lion Bar 44 By George, these people did get Maltesers cross 45 A flat carrier for a dairy product Milk Tray 46 Two of a kind, falling Pear Drops 47 Initially, it’s right on left off Rolo 48 Prick the sun with a needle, perhaps Starburst 49 Movement on the water Ripple 50 Twin level transport Double Decker .

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