Définitions énigmatiques
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dance monkey
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Re: Définitions énigmatiques
sure it's not oodles for 6?
and into the forest i go, to lose my mind and find my soul - John Muir
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Re: Définitions énigmatiques
Sure.
"I am a man of fixed and unbending principles, the first of which is to be flexible at all times." - Everett Dirksen
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Re: Définitions énigmatiques
No to both, Nifty.
I'll change it slightly to get the vernacular correct.
Loads of topless models dancing (5)
I'll change it slightly to get the vernacular correct.
Loads of topless models dancing (5)
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Re: Définitions énigmatiques
Still no, Nifty.
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Re: Définitions énigmatiques
None of the above. There's an anagram involved, and 'models' is a verb.
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