Word Puzzles - Countries of the World

And Betty, when you call me, you can call me this.

This Anglo-Saxon suffix in a plant name, tells you it's poisonous (hen-, flea-, etc).

The opposite of far away.

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Lived at Green Gables.

Football (soccer) fans shout this excitedly when their team scores.

A fairly weak lyric in the Sound of Music: "A note to follow So".

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Scrooge's catchphrase (without the stripey sweet).

Writing endless risk assessments allegedly stops you coming to this.

Things that have a lot of Stuff in them have a large one of these (measured in kg, it's not weight).

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A female pig.

Cats are feline, dogs are canine. These animals are 'cervine'.

What I look forward to sitting down with in the pub on Friday evening.

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Do, do, do this thing, gently down the stream.

An abnormal state of over-excitement and energy.

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A classic joke. Bob: I went on a Caribbean cruise with my missus last month. Fred: (Name of country)? Bob: Oh no, she wanted to go.

 

 

The pods of this plant will keep you 'regular'.

This strange growth on a plant can be caused by an insect, fungus or bacteria, etc.

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This world-famous American airline (with its blue globe logo) went bust in 1991.

Johnny, he played guitar in The Smiths.

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There are tv channels that have this on 24 hours a day (until you are paranoid and mad).

This strange long fish is 'anadromous', meaning it spends part of its lifecycle in the sea, and part in rivers.

Animals and plants that don't live in the sea or in rivers, well I guess they must live on here:

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A fashion and beauty 'lifestyle' magazine, founded 1945.

An ointment that helps soothe and heal the skin.

What people generally use to enter a room.

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