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Ok, we are looking for things you can wear:
"Let it stand, boy"
"In common with Holly and Ivy"
"Snog a leader"
"Strike at the golfer"
"Found in a Tulsa riding school"
"Take the back of rifles"
"The pink lady novelist less a pub"
"Miss a catch"
There are 79 like this and these last few are driving me nuts. There's £25 at stake!
"Found in a Tul[b]sa ri[/b]ding school" SARI
"Snog a leader" Neckerchief
"In common with Holly and Ivy" - A beret perhaps?
The pink lady novelist less a pub - Bra (Barbara Cartland - a bar)
Take the back of rifles - Stock?
"Strike at the golfer"- a dress?
"strike at the golfer": cufflinks? To "cuff" is to trike and links is a seadside golf course. Tenuous at best, I appreciate.
"Let it stand, boy" Stetson
Stet is a Latin word (meaning "let it stand")
"miss a catch" Slip?
Well done muddybum,I type too slow.
You lot are blardy amazing. Wait til I show Mrs Wheel.
algarvebairn, I thought of slip for this one, but I thought slip had more to do with a position on the field than dropping a ball? Or am I still wrestling with the wrong end of the stick??
Holly and the Ivy carol is maybe crown?
[i]
The holly and the ivy
Now are both well grown
Of all the trees that are in the wood
The holly bears the crown [/i]
We thought of crown too but that came up as the answer to another question (worth five shillings)Like willard we also thought of beret; though the Ivy has a flower, not a berry, in the song.