Alphabet Associations - II

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Levi Stubbs....the Four Tops but why?

Rigby could suggest Eleanor.

Much less cunning than those - what was the character's name?

[Lat-Literal]

I had gone on to jeans. Maggie Smith was in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie.

Oh.....and her character in Quartet is Jean.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Oh.....and her character in Quartet is Jean.

- and Ms Rigby? (The same profession as Ms Horton.)

[Lat-Literal]

- and Ms Rigby? (The same profession as Ms Horton.)

And Jean Rigby is an opera singer.

Jeans.

The Hess will be very difficult.

It's not a tutu.

I thought of torridly but doubt it is linked.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

And Jean Rigby is an opera singer.

Jeans.

The Hess will be very difficult.

It's not a tutu.

- might be useful - but if you go for Gold, you'll be playing false.

[Lat-Literal]

Something.....bis?

Bis as in twice musically.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Something.....bis?

Bis as in twice musically.

No - Sorry, I thought you had it with Tutu. Where would you usually see someone wearing a tutu?

[Lat-Literal]

No - Sorry, I thought you had it with Tutu. Where would you usually see someone wearing a tutu?

Erm, that reference to false if it is a clue suggests true(s)/trews (because there is an opposite in the clue) but I think I may be drifting here.

Tutu - ballet.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Erm, that reference to false if it is a clue suggests true(s)/trews (because there is an opposite in the clue) but I think I may be drifting here.

It is indeed a pair of Trues/trews (hence the "sounds like" in the clew) - so you now need some connection between True

ballet.

... and Hess.

[Lat-Literal]

It is indeed a pair of Trues/trews (hence the "sounds like" in the clew) - so you now need some connection between True


... and Hess.

I don't think I am going to get this bit.

Might be being thick but I'm not sure which Hess this is and am currently thinking about Ernst.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

I'm not sure which Hess this is and am currently thinking about Ernst.

Try Rudolf.

[Lat-Literal]

Try Rudolf.

You cannot be serious.

[Lat-Literal]

Spandau Ballet - True?

This fits in with your earlier reference to going for "Gold".

.....or maybe not - why Gently?

I think I will hand it across.

[ferneyhoughgeliebte]

Spandau Ballet - True?

This fits in with your earlier reference to going for "Gold".

- and the single had "Gently" on the "B"-side.

So - two sopranos (one factual, one fictional) gives us a pair of Jeans;
two versions by Handel gives us a pair of Pants;
and a pair of Trues from Spandau Ballet.

Three different names for Trousers - brilliantly solved, Lats. It's U (or V or W if you prefer) next!

[antongould]

- and the single had "Gently" on the "B"-side.

So - two sopranos (one factual, one fictional) gives us a pair of Jeans;
two versions by Handel gives us a pair of Pants;
and a pair of Trues from Spandau Ballet.

Three different names for Trousers - brilliantly solved, Lats. It's U (or V or W if you prefer) next!

Superb Lat .....