An Eleven Letter Word
A single one, just to heat things up a bit:
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
If no-one gets it by tomorrow I'll drop another hint.
word wordplay rhyme
asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:59
Alex S
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A single one, just to heat things up a bit:
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
If no-one gets it by tomorrow I'll drop another hint.
word wordplay rhyme
asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:59
Alex S
889
add a comment |
A single one, just to heat things up a bit:
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
If no-one gets it by tomorrow I'll drop another hint.
word wordplay rhyme
asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:59
Alex S
889
A single one, just to heat things up a bit:
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
If no-one gets it by tomorrow I'll drop another hint.
word wordplay rhyme
word wordplay rhyme
asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:59
Alex S
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:59
Alex S
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 0:59
Alex S
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The 11 letter word, 'just to heat things up', is
FIREFIGHTER
a tree I'd much prefer
FIR tree
actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
E is 5th in the latin alphabet (and 2nd vowel), 6th in cyrillic [абвгде]
eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG tree, yum!
trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT ... well I just inferred it from the other clues. FIREFIG--ER. What else could the two letters be? But as to how the clue fits, I don't know. Stealing hand towels from hotels? [EDIT: using OP's hint: the stock symbol for Hospitality Trust.]
I'm unsure (of what to say)
"ER...."
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
deep thought
2,7171734
oh you got me by 30s!
– Dmihawk
Nov 13 '18 at 1:32
Brutally quick, nice job! Look up "ht stock" and you'll figure it out. Since this is the first right answer I'll mark it as correct.
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:34
add a comment |
The word is:
FIREFIGHTER
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
FIR is type of tree
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
'E' is the fifth letter of the alphabet (i.e. "fifth in line") and the second vowel. Didn't quite get the Cyril reference (except that the name contains a 'y'?)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG is a type of fruit
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT seems to stand for "Hospitality Training" (according to the almighty Google)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
ER is the sound people generally make when they are unsure of what to say
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
Dmihawk
1,921523
Slightly slower, but with 8-9 figured out. Wonder who this goes to.
– Zimonze
Nov 13 '18 at 1:33
My intended meaning for 8-9 is a tad more obscure ("stock" was meant to be a hint).
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:36
add a comment |
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The 11 letter word, 'just to heat things up', is
FIREFIGHTER
a tree I'd much prefer
FIR tree
actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
E is 5th in the latin alphabet (and 2nd vowel), 6th in cyrillic [абвгде]
eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG tree, yum!
trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT ... well I just inferred it from the other clues. FIREFIG--ER. What else could the two letters be? But as to how the clue fits, I don't know. Stealing hand towels from hotels? [EDIT: using OP's hint: the stock symbol for Hospitality Trust.]
I'm unsure (of what to say)
"ER...."
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
deep thought
2,7171734
oh you got me by 30s!
– Dmihawk
Nov 13 '18 at 1:32
Brutally quick, nice job! Look up "ht stock" and you'll figure it out. Since this is the first right answer I'll mark it as correct.
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:34
add a comment |
The 11 letter word, 'just to heat things up', is
FIREFIGHTER
a tree I'd much prefer
FIR tree
actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
E is 5th in the latin alphabet (and 2nd vowel), 6th in cyrillic [абвгде]
eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG tree, yum!
trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT ... well I just inferred it from the other clues. FIREFIG--ER. What else could the two letters be? But as to how the clue fits, I don't know. Stealing hand towels from hotels? [EDIT: using OP's hint: the stock symbol for Hospitality Trust.]
I'm unsure (of what to say)
"ER...."
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
deep thought
2,7171734
oh you got me by 30s!
– Dmihawk
Nov 13 '18 at 1:32
Brutally quick, nice job! Look up "ht stock" and you'll figure it out. Since this is the first right answer I'll mark it as correct.
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:34
add a comment |
The 11 letter word, 'just to heat things up', is
FIREFIGHTER
a tree I'd much prefer
FIR tree
actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
E is 5th in the latin alphabet (and 2nd vowel), 6th in cyrillic [абвгде]
eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG tree, yum!
trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT ... well I just inferred it from the other clues. FIREFIG--ER. What else could the two letters be? But as to how the clue fits, I don't know. Stealing hand towels from hotels? [EDIT: using OP's hint: the stock symbol for Hospitality Trust.]
I'm unsure (of what to say)
"ER...."
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
deep thought
2,7171734
The 11 letter word, 'just to heat things up', is
FIREFIGHTER
a tree I'd much prefer
FIR tree
actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
E is 5th in the latin alphabet (and 2nd vowel), 6th in cyrillic [абвгде]
eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG tree, yum!
trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT ... well I just inferred it from the other clues. FIREFIG--ER. What else could the two letters be? But as to how the clue fits, I don't know. Stealing hand towels from hotels? [EDIT: using OP's hint: the stock symbol for Hospitality Trust.]
I'm unsure (of what to say)
"ER...."
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
deep thought
2,7171734
edited Nov 13 '18 at 1:37
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
deep thought
2,7171734
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
deep thought
2,7171734
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
deep thought
2,7171734
2,7171734
oh you got me by 30s!
– Dmihawk
Nov 13 '18 at 1:32
Brutally quick, nice job! Look up "ht stock" and you'll figure it out. Since this is the first right answer I'll mark it as correct.
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:34
add a comment |
oh you got me by 30s!
– Dmihawk
Nov 13 '18 at 1:32
Brutally quick, nice job! Look up "ht stock" and you'll figure it out. Since this is the first right answer I'll mark it as correct.
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:34
oh you got me by 30s!
– Dmihawk
Nov 13 '18 at 1:32
oh you got me by 30s!
– Dmihawk
Nov 13 '18 at 1:32
Brutally quick, nice job! Look up "ht stock" and you'll figure it out. Since this is the first right answer I'll mark it as correct.
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:34
Brutally quick, nice job! Look up "ht stock" and you'll figure it out. Since this is the first right answer I'll mark it as correct.
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:34
add a comment |
The word is:
FIREFIGHTER
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
FIR is type of tree
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
'E' is the fifth letter of the alphabet (i.e. "fifth in line") and the second vowel. Didn't quite get the Cyril reference (except that the name contains a 'y'?)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG is a type of fruit
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT seems to stand for "Hospitality Training" (according to the almighty Google)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
ER is the sound people generally make when they are unsure of what to say
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
Dmihawk
1,921523
Slightly slower, but with 8-9 figured out. Wonder who this goes to.
– Zimonze
Nov 13 '18 at 1:33
My intended meaning for 8-9 is a tad more obscure ("stock" was meant to be a hint).
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:36
add a comment |
The word is:
FIREFIGHTER
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
FIR is type of tree
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
'E' is the fifth letter of the alphabet (i.e. "fifth in line") and the second vowel. Didn't quite get the Cyril reference (except that the name contains a 'y'?)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG is a type of fruit
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT seems to stand for "Hospitality Training" (according to the almighty Google)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
ER is the sound people generally make when they are unsure of what to say
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
Dmihawk
1,921523
Slightly slower, but with 8-9 figured out. Wonder who this goes to.
– Zimonze
Nov 13 '18 at 1:33
My intended meaning for 8-9 is a tad more obscure ("stock" was meant to be a hint).
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:36
add a comment |
The word is:
FIREFIGHTER
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
FIR is type of tree
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
'E' is the fifth letter of the alphabet (i.e. "fifth in line") and the second vowel. Didn't quite get the Cyril reference (except that the name contains a 'y'?)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG is a type of fruit
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT seems to stand for "Hospitality Training" (according to the almighty Google)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
ER is the sound people generally make when they are unsure of what to say
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
Dmihawk
1,921523
The word is:
FIREFIGHTER
1-2-3 is a tree I'd much prefer (to vulgar ash)
FIR is type of tree
4 is actually fifth in line, the second of its kind, for me (but sixth for Cyril)
'E' is the fifth letter of the alphabet (i.e. "fifth in line") and the second vowel. Didn't quite get the Cyril reference (except that the name contains a 'y'?)
5-6-7 is 1-2-3's eastern cousin, but not as big (and much more tasty)
FIG is a type of fruit
8-9 is trust in hospitality (stock up on it)
HT seems to stand for "Hospitality Training" (according to the almighty Google)
10-11, I'm unsure (of what to say)
ER is the sound people generally make when they are unsure of what to say
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
Dmihawk
1,921523
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
Dmihawk
1,921523
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
Dmihawk
1,921523
answered Nov 13 '18 at 1:31
Dmihawk
1,921523
1,921523
Slightly slower, but with 8-9 figured out. Wonder who this goes to.
– Zimonze
Nov 13 '18 at 1:33
My intended meaning for 8-9 is a tad more obscure ("stock" was meant to be a hint).
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:36
add a comment |
Slightly slower, but with 8-9 figured out. Wonder who this goes to.
– Zimonze
Nov 13 '18 at 1:33
My intended meaning for 8-9 is a tad more obscure ("stock" was meant to be a hint).
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:36
Slightly slower, but with 8-9 figured out. Wonder who this goes to.
– Zimonze
Nov 13 '18 at 1:33
Slightly slower, but with 8-9 figured out. Wonder who this goes to.
– Zimonze
Nov 13 '18 at 1:33
My intended meaning for 8-9 is a tad more obscure ("stock" was meant to be a hint).
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:36
My intended meaning for 8-9 is a tad more obscure ("stock" was meant to be a hint).
– Alex S
Nov 13 '18 at 1:36
add a comment |
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