E: 28/09 Chat Issue 37

Stob

E: 28/09 Chat Issue 37

https://comps.lifedeathprizes.com/puzzle/64-37-2021.php

Puzzle 1 page 8 - £250 Cash - 37772
Puzzle 2 page 8 - £150 Cash - Tagine
Puzzle 3 page 8 - 4 x £25 Cash - Squid
Puzzle 4 page 15 - £1001 Cash - Chewing Pen Lids
Puzzle 5 page 18 - 5 x £30 Cash - 1C 2B 3B 4B 4D *
Puzzle 6 page 23 - 5 x £25 Cash - Boot
Puzzle 7 page 23 - £100 Cash - Slate
Puzzle 8 page 23 - £100 Cash - Peter Crouch
Puzzle 9 page 23 - £50 Cash - Bonnie Tyler
Puzzle 10 page 26 - £1000 Cash - Ontario
Puzzle 11 page 26 - £60 Cash - 7 6 6
Puzzle 12 page 26 - £50 Cash - Bump
Puzzle 13 page 30 - £50 Cash - Hare
Puzzle 14 page 32 - £100 Cash - Fulham
Puzzle 15 page 32 - £100 Cash - Bavaria
Puzzle 16 page 36 - £500 Cash - Ballet Dancer
Puzzle 17 page 36 - £100 Cash - Bungle
Puzzle 18 page 47 - £500 Cash - Neapolitan

* This competition is 'Spot the Difference' the answer is the Five squares that contain a difference in them.

These are my suggested answers, if you have different or spot any mistakes please let me know.

Please note - This is the order from the magazine entry form.
There is a contradiction on the online entry form with page numbers and cash amounts for puzzles 13 and 15  These have been reversed on the online entry form.


Good luck everyone

MaineBlue

Thanks @Stob
Is it Neopolitan rather than Neapolitan?

treoes

I have checked and both in different dictionaries come up as a spelling of  "A resident of Naples" (Noun)

or an adjective "Relating to Naples".

Again the two spellings are used in the USA as describing certain types of Pizza.

I would guess that Bauer would accept either spelling.

Others may disagree.

Stob

MaineBlue said:

Thanks @Stob
Is it Neopolitan rather than Neapolitan?

treoes said:

I have checked and both in different dictionaries come up as a spelling of  "A resident of Naples" (Noun)

or an adjective "Relating to Naples".

Again the two spellings are used in the USA as describing certain types of Pizza.

I would guess that Bauer would accept either spelling.

Others may disagree.

Thanks to both of you for pointing out and checking.

I have amended it to Neapolitan, but as treoes has said most probably both spellings would be acceptable.