Golden Eagles Quiz Room

[Merrily]

How about
Wine at* Eleven?

* LVN as Locus Volenti Nocte = in the place 'voluntarily' at night.

(Making it wine partaken of 'freely' at 11pm)

 

[Merrily]

Thinking . Thanks for posting us another puzzle Dave.

Congrats Merrily on the last one.

Ta

 

[davedajobauk]

How about
Wine at* Eleven?

* LVN as Locus Volenti Nocte = in the place 'voluntarily' at night.

(Making it wine partaken of 'freely' at 11pm)

Sorry Merrily,
but that, is not the answer ____try again
I can see you are applying too-much thought to this one
It is easier than you may think

I am happy that I was able to find such an easy one to begin with
SEE, my example Rebus above....






dave

 

[Merrily]

Wine and E's (ease)?
That's a shot in the dark.

 

[davedajobauk]

""Wine and E's [ease] ? ""


Sorry Merrily

That is, also, not the answer that will bring home the blessings
To your credit however, you have moved much-closer, than your previous attempt


Keep trying !!!!

dave

 

[rebornfree]

I was thinking "easy after wine".

Thanks for the example Dave. I can see that one, but this has me stumped!

 

[rebornfree]

Could it be "win at ease" or "an easy win"?

 

[davedajobauk]

Could it be "win at E's"

Oh wow Sue Sis'

You are truly so-close, with, this answer
but you haven't quite got it right
It wouldn't be fair to others, for me to give a clue at this juncture

Please try again

dave

 

[Merrily]

Wine at Ease
No prize deserved if that's right as I just ran with Sue's answer.

 

[davedajobauk]

Wine at Ease
No prize deserved if that's right as I just ran with Sue's answer.

I repeat... there is no wine with the answer that I require
therefore.... this is a wrong answer or, Sue would have won easily


dave

 

[Merrily]

Win easy? ( Win E's - E)
This is a toughie.

 

[rebornfree]

"Ease follows a win"?

In the unlikely event of this being right , I think that Merrily should have half the blessings/credit as we've worked off each other's ideas.

 

[davedajobauk]

"There can be ONLY ONE"




One of you, may or may not, WIN

I cannot tell yet... WHO, will claim the blessings
But those blessings are still up for grabs

Please supply the correct answer

[remember, that it is, a common or garden phrase or, saying]


Sue Sis'
Here is a clue:

'Ease does not follow a win' but then,
neither does 'a win follow ease' [E's]

Keep trying

____________________

 

[davedajobauk]

Oh dear, and I thought I had chosen 'an easy-one' to start with

Here is another clue:

The 'ark' was not filled with
individual creatures... they were 'paired'





dave

 

[rebornfree]

"Win with ease" ?

 

[davedajobauk]

"Win with ease" ?

\o/ HOORAH \o/

You Won with 'a little difficulty' there Sue Sis' LOL

Well-done

your Bro'

dave


Your blessings will now be sent

 

[davedajobauk]

Now that you have the hang of these riddles
let's get on with some more of them






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Question # 92​

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This riddle is known as a REBUS

The image represents a well known 'phrase or saying'
The winner, will be the one that is first, to post the complete- answer

Good Luck


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Good Luck

dave

 

[davedajobauk]

CLUE:


The OPPOSITE, of a 'Dear John'

 

[Merrily]

Good win ( with ease) Sue.

Is this new one...
" Love letter" ?

 

[davedajobauk]

No Merrily, the answer is NOT a "Love Letter"

~although 'the answer', could well be 'the main subject' within one

Please try again



dave