You Don't Say

[TheIrishPope]

amazing
Could you tell us what each syllable meant please?

[Zaicon]

2) A loon is a type of aquatic bird, which makes its home in a nest.
3) Dolores Umbridge's "interruptive cough" is something similar to "hem-hem"
4) See my previous post

I have no idea what #1 or #5 refer to, but 2-4 were enough to guess the person.

[Debonair Danny DiPietro]

1) Is "Ear" of which the hammer is a bone
5) Refers to Monty Python's Spamalot and the song "You Won't Succeed on Broad

way

"

[Debonair Danny DiPietro]

1) A vowel
2) The consonant immediately preceding the vowel in 1

3) The second word in a cliched dental request
4) A Taylor Swift single

[Zaicon]

1) E
2) D

[Eddie]

3) Ah

"say ahh"

4) ???

[Telo]

4. Mine?

Idi Amin? The Last King of Scotland guy?

I admit I used google to find the Mine clue and how to spell Idi Amin.

[Debonair Danny DiPietro]

I was going with Mean over Mine, but either works to form the correct answer Idi Amin, or more formally His Excellency President for Life, Field Marshal Al Hadji Doctor Idi Amin, VC, DSO, MC, Lord of All the Beasts of the Earth and Fishes of the Sea, and Conqueror of the British Empire in Africa in General and Uganda in Particular.

[Telo]

I remember I picked up

'The Last King of Scotland'

from the video store mistakenly thinking it was a comedy.

0.o

yeah no. I was scarred by that movie.

[Telo]

1. an overhead train
2. a bad habit, or a tool used to hold an item steady
3. to iron
4. the first name of one who killed of a president.

[Debonair Danny DiPietro]

1) An elevated train aka the El
2) Vice
3) Press
4) Lee Harvey Oswald

Elvis Presley

[Debonair Danny DiPietro]

1) You can call Paul Simon this
2) A parrot that has ceased to be is this sort of parrot
3) Sodium backwards, periodically
4) A slightly ruder version of "duh"

5) There is no try, but there is this... or not
6) Opposite of less, en espanol

[MontyWhittaker]

Alexander Dumas, I believe.

[TheIrishPope]

We should put a time limit, no? Maybe if the poser of the question doesn't judge in 24 hours, anyone can go?

[RichardGHP]

Make it 48 and you'll have my support. I (and others) Mash a lot.

[TheIrishPope]

48 seems good. Telo, if you're around, can you set the rule?

[Debonair Danny DiPietro]

Sorry, felt it obvious that it was right once anyone considered it.

[MontyWhittaker]

1) A covering for the head
2) To try again, a prefix

1) An interrogative term asking about a person
2) Five hundred
3) A part of the leg with a covering

[Telo]

48 seems good. Telo, if you're around, can you set the rule?

Yikes... seeings how I'm not even here ever 24 or 48 hours I'd feel bad putting a time limit.

If someone guesses and they think they got it right they're free to post another one. If it turns out they didn't get it right we can work on more than one puzzle at a time.

No biggie just have fun.

[TheIrishPope]

Hat Re Who D Knee
Harry Houdini!

[MontyWhittaker]

Correct, though I was going more for Hair with the first clue. Quite nice.

[TheIrishPope]

My bad
1. Most Jamaicans pronounce "man" like this
2. The United Kingdom (myself included, of course) is fond of ___, a very healthy beverage.
3. Waterford Institute of Technology? Form of intelligent humour? Wipro Limited (ADR)?
4. You all know this song for its catchy tune and amazing music video, "___ on Me" by A-ha
5. The suffix these words have in common: reader, cooker, computer, runner
Should be pretty easy

[thenewearth]

Monty Withtaker. (or how dafuq you spell his last name)

[TheIrishPope]

Correct!

[thenewearth]

1) Me
2) Want
3) Guy

No homo

[TheIrishPope]

You Desire Dude?
Totally homo.