515 - altars?
Sounds like it could have been any Beatle but I’ll go
554. John Lennon
- Bartender?
Answers and who got them right are posted in OP or post 4 (character limits).
- Fingerprint?
523 drinking straight from the bottle
553 Georgia- I recall this from a Guiness Book of records from the 80s, although it was put down to a lot of people fiddling their ages to avoid war service, so wasn’t real
557 Swollen Foot
558 Seahorse
563 Henry VIII
568 Elections and voting
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565 A co-parcener is one of a number of people who jointly own property
570 I can’t read the blank word but I’ll guess rooster
569 I think on a human body
567 Guess Pythagoras
548 Guess India
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567 - Euclid?
If it’s not this it might be tit that is blanked. I always knew there was a bird called this, but only looked it up because I read the poms were claiming Ariane Titmus because she was named after a British bird (but they are spelt titmouse).
Anyway I think the yanks call them chickadees?
Might be a wild goose chase bt me, here!
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569 - on your hand?
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Doesn’t mean they’re correct. I’ve made a lot of wrong guesses lately!
The line of Mars one sounds like palm reading (not so sure about girdle of Venus though…)
487 - plant material
524 - kids and wife got roller skates delivered on Saturday so I’m going to guess Roller Skates
532 - Alcohol percentage
553 - Norway
563 - Henry VIII
Also @Soulnet is my answer above to 523 correct? I see you have liked it but the question is still standing.
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514 is a Tailors Plonker a weight on the end of a tape measure, so that they can correctly measure the length of a leg? (My other answer to “what does a tailor do with his plonker” is “dresses to the left”.)
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When I’m on the phone i wont update the op. Waaaaay to hard. I can update my master spreadshee though that tabulates it all.
Once i’m on a pc i can update my pivot tables then update the questions, the answers and the leaderboard.
Not as easy as it seems.
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552 - Wimbledon?
523 using a pint (or other very large) glass?
559 - were there lassie comics?
538 eels?
Edit - I see @Megahertz has said seahorse, which makes sense - assuming seahorses are fish, which might be right - can’t think what else they would be. Just never thought of them as fish (see them snorkelling at Walkerville at times).
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439 - for dressing wounds? (WWI)