friday cryptic quiz

Right lads, see how many of these you's can get. Each clue represents a new phrase, and it tells you how many words and letters per word are in the new phrase, beside your clue.

For instance, on the top left clue, the answer is 3 words with 7 letters in the first word, 3 letters in the second word and 6 letters in the third word.

I'll get you's started with one, the very bottom right hand side one is Three Blind Mice.

 

Forgive and Forget
Abandon Hope

 

The seven seas
Fall apart
Holy water

 

do you's want a couple of answers or will i leave it?

 

Oliver Twist
Roger over and out
Over the moon

A stich in time
1 foot in the door
Ah, Gross in justice.....very clever

2 clever by half??? I really should get back to work

 

too clever by half

two down on right - holy water.

 

Theres just one left thats killing me. 3rd down on the left. We have all the rest I think

 

More often than not..

 

Off the wagon

 

Is it "Cart before the horse" or something like that.....

 

Yeah its something like that I would imagine,.
I thought it was 'never put cart before the horse' but im 2 letters short in the first word,.

 

putting the cart before the horse

i actually don't get that. Anyone know the reasoning for this one?

 

You are doing something the wrong way round.

 

Ah yes, GG. I was looking for something involving wagons!

 

Bottom left, singing in the rain

 

I just went wagon = cart and then gg=horse and worked from there.