"A reverend and a pirate share a name. What will you plant in their honour?"
It might be a pun or word-game, or it might be trivia I'm not getting. It has a cryptic crossword feel to it; the author is British. It should be a word or a phrase.
2006-11-02
02:25:44
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"A reverend and a pirate share a name. What will you plant in their honour?"
It might be a pun or word-game, or it might be trivia I'm not getting. It has a cryptic crossword feel to it; the author is British. It should be a word or a phrase.
I don't have a word length (it's a riddle, not a crossword - previous riddles have been as short as a 4-letter word and as long as a 23-letter phrase). I've tried most basic plants, but I think it's a word-game I'm just not quite getting. It's also not 'privet' which I thought would be right.
2006-11-02
02:48:29 ·
update #1
Tried buttercup - nope! (I've also tried a long list of basic plants, 'flag', 'feet', etc.) I think it's more of a cryptic thing/wordplay game.
2006-11-03
07:02:42 ·
update #2