Supercruciverbalisticcluesarequiteattrocious, 21/11/05, Computer-aided assessment for sciences

November 21, 2005

My late colleague, David Fowler, told me these two super-cryptic gems many years ago:

h,i,j,k,l,m,n,o (5 letters)

heggs (11 letters)

Got the first one

21 Nov 2005, 16:05
John Dale

I got the second one, and my father-in-law knew the first one by virtue of it being famous for many, many years, apparently.

21 Nov 2005, 21:55
avinav

can u mail me the answer to the second one? been thinking for a long time now!
thanks!

21 Jun 2006, 11:59

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