please empty your brain below |
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Just one guess each please. |
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F5 energy |
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E14 gentlemen |
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J11 - Eminem |
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A13 - Tenement |
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G4 - Empty |
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O12 - Eminent |
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K4 - empty dg writes: incorrect. K still to be guessed |
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I10 - Yemen |
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D1 envy |
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M8 - enemy |
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K9 - eminate? |
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B6 : Lemon |
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Sorry - emanate |
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By the way, I think the answer to P is hilarious, but can't work out which number it is... |
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L3 - Encircle? |
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Still to be guessed: C, H, N, P and 2, 7, 15, 16 |
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Not a guess, but: en-dashes are also used to indicate tension (for example Arab–Israeli) while hyphens are used when it comes to co-operation (the governing Red-Green alliance in Germany). |
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P7 enema. |
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N2 Cayenne |
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Zoe's right, you actually are Carol Vorderman. H15 - Enlist |
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C16 - encounter |
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That's the lot (even 15 and 16!) Answers as follows: A13) tenement B6) lemon C16) encounter D1) envy E14) gentlemen F5) energy G4) empty H15) enlist I10) Yemen J11) Eminem K9) emanate L3) encircle M8] enemy N2) cayenne O12) eminent P7) enema |
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Argh, now I have guilt about my incorrect usage of horizontal lines. But I don't like the 'correct' way of using them, I find it aesthetically unappealing. Therefore I shall continue to use them the way I always have, but with an added nagging guilt about not doing things the right way. |
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I see that there are only two dash possibilities on my qwerty keyboard. I also note that there is very little possibility of anyone failing to understand my meaning if I use the wrong one (unlike, say, commas or apostrophes). I note furthermore that they all look pretty much the same and unless they were all lined up next to each other you can't tell whether a lone dash is a hyphen, an en or an em. I thus don't worry. |
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there are only 2 possibility on the keyboard but you may notice that the word processor will adjust according to spaces left or not (I had wondered before why it did it). |
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