Alphabet associations - I

[amateur51]

One and the same word, ends in X

Spandex?

It came to me in a flash!

[rubbernecker]

Spandex?

It came to me in a flash!

I lycra your answer, Ammy, but I'm not sure what you were thinking! It's not that!

[mercia]

(residents of) Montreux ???

[rubbernecker]

(residents of) Montreux ???

Nope

[Anna]

Suddenly, through the mists of time, I recall we had a question and the answer was Composers ending with X - but this is a single word, like, I dunno, flummox. And this single word is a noun and has no musical connections?

[cloughie]

Suddenly, through the mists of time, I recall we had a question and the answer was Composers ending with X - but this is a single word, like, I dunno, flummox. And this single word is a noun and has no musical connections?

Max

[Flay]

Like Devo Max? I did that one!

[Anna]

Like Devo Max? I did that one!

Scottish devolution? But you are not Scottish ....... and the film, Blue Max

[rubbernecker]

Max

Are you able to expandex?

[cloughie]

Are you able to expandex?

Royal Max - racehorse
Max Evans - Scottish Rugby player
Mad Max - Mel Gibson 1979 Film
Blue Max - George Peppard 1966 Film

[rubbernecker]

Royal Max - racehorse
Max Evans - Scottish Rugby player
Mad Max - Mel Gibson 1979 Film
Blue Max - George Peppard 1966 Film

The last two are correct, the first two are musical (specifically Classical Music)

[Anna]

Max Bruch, Scottish Fantasy?

[rubbernecker]

Max Bruch, Scottish Fantasy?

[cloughie]

The last two are correct, the first two are musical (specifically Classical Music)

Yes but thy're damned good answers within the definitions laid down!

[rubbernecker]

Yes but thy're damned good answers within the definitions laid down!

Hmmmm.... depends whether you're into jockeys and jockstraps....

For the first, think: By Royal Appointment