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    Default Pictorial Cryptic

    Images in the attached PDF suggest words or parts of words.

    Figure out what each image means and combine to form another word

    Some of the words represented by images are homophones.
    Traba non folis arborem aestima

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    Default Hmmm me thinks.

    1. Knight + watch + man = night watchman
    4. Car + knee + Val = carnival
    7. Can + Dell + LA + bra = candelarbra
    8. Train + ING = training
    9. Fat + Al + list + tick = Fatalistic
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    3. hashbrown
    6. corporation
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    10 inn+can+descent = incandescent.
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    2. bull + over = pullover???????

    (Couldn't see where you got the hash brown from, but I suppose when you print it in black and white it does make it a bit less obvious!!)
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    It is a guess, happy to be corrected

    That leaves number 5 ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rotten_66 View Post
    2. bull + over = pullover???????

    (Couldn't see where you got the hash brown from, but I suppose when you print it in black and white it does make it a bit less obvious!!)
    Hash brown is right, but No.2 isn't pullover (slight clue in No.1) - remember the homophones.

    Gees, you guys have nearly cleaned it up in a couple of hours. Guess I'll have to make the next lot more obscure.
    Traba non folis arborem aestima

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    Longshot for number 2.--- Oversteer?
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    Another longshot for number2 Catlover.

    (yeah, yeah, I know)
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    What's got 2 horns, 3 legs and 6 balls?
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    Clue for No.2 - It's a brand name of one of the items in No.1

    Clue for No.5 - the woman is having a whine or something similar.........
    Traba non folis arborem aestima

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    1 Night watchman
    2 Ballarus
    3 Hashbrown
    4 Carnival
    5 Seasick
    6 Corperation
    7 candelabra
    8 Trainline
    9 ?+al capone+list+tick=? alistic = possible realistic??
    10 Pub + Beer + hangover = sore head or Building +can+fall =

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    Is number 2 Bolivar? (Bolivar make watches)
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    Quote Originally Posted by wheelinround View Post
    9 ?+al capone+list+tick=? alistic = possible realistic??
    Try FAT-al-list-tick = fatalistic
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    2- Meatballs?

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