1. Standard memberHandyAndy
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    28 Dec '16 01:50
    Originally posted by orangutan
    You don't fool me ... I see what's going on.
    On the answer?
  2. Standard memberwolfgang59
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    28 Dec '16 06:40
    Originally posted by HandyAndy
    What do all the words on the following list have in common?

    BALL
    HOUSE
    NOSE
    SPOT
    DOUBLE
    LEVEL
    ROCKS
    TOWN
    FRITZ
    MAKE
    ROPES
    WAGON
    They are all gambling terms.
  3. hirsute rooster
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    28 Dec '16 14:571 edit
    Originally posted by HandyAndy
    On the answer?
    Yup.
    Right on the money.
  4. Standard memberHandyAndy
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    28 Dec '16 16:07
    Originally posted by wolfgang59
    They are all gambling terms.
    Nice try, but no.
  5. Standard memberHandyAndy
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    28 Dec '16 16:15
    Originally posted by orangutan
    Yup.
    Right on the money.
    On the nose!

    Nice work!
  6. Standard memberHandyAndy
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    28 Dec '16 18:17
    Originally posted by HandyAndy
    What do all the words on the following list have in common?

    BALL
    HOUSE
    NOSE
    SPOT
    DOUBLE
    LEVEL
    ROCKS
    TOWN
    FRITZ
    MAKE
    ROPES
    WAGON
    Each word can be preceded by "on the" to form a familiar phrase.
  7. Subscribervenda
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    29 Dec '16 14:08
    Originally posted by HandyAndy
    Each word can be preceded by "on the" to form a familiar phrase.
    I thought of that but I've never heard of on the Fritz.
  8. Standard memberHandyAndy
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    29 Dec '16 16:24
    Originally posted by venda
    I thought of that but I've never heard of on the Fritz.
    It refers to a machine which is not working or not working properly, e.g., "My car is on the fritz."
  9. Subscribervenda
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    30 Dec '16 13:37
    Originally posted by HandyAndy
    It refers to a machine which is not working or not working properly, e.g., "My car is on the fritz."
    In Yorkshire we say "on the blink"
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