DOBBINS’A EXO / PROOSA KOURLS
1. Movie / Actress
2. The actress was famous for her much-imitated hairstyle.
1. Movie / Actress
2. The actress was famous for her much-imitated hairstyle.
UNSCRAMBLE THAT WORD!
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HEAR PAND / ORA BOOG / IEROLLBDH RRYFSYDS
*song / artist sans band / nickname of artist
*song and nickname in theme
*the song is a contradiction to the artist's nickname and was his only commercial hit nationally
*another of his songs can usually be heard in New Orleans during certain festivities
*the artist has been inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
*a very well known international artist, who by the way shared with three others a themed nickname in the 60s, recorded a B-side song dedicated to the scramble's artist (he may have winged it)
*song / artist sans band / nickname of artist
*song and nickname in theme
*the song is a contradiction to the artist's nickname and was his only commercial hit nationally
*another of his songs can usually be heard in New Orleans during certain festivities
*the artist has been inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
*a very well known international artist, who by the way shared with three others a themed nickname in the 60s, recorded a B-side song dedicated to the scramble's artist (he may have winged it)
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Thanks for the cheers. 
HUTCH FOR A DEVOERA / BIG WIDTHS AREAR BARMAN
1. Musical phrase / Movie
2. In theme.
3. The musical phrase is sometimes performed rhythmically, with no melody.
4. The phrase is quoted frequently in the movie, but it existed long before that.
HUTCH FOR A DEVOERA / BIG WIDTHS AREAR BARMAN
1. Musical phrase / Movie
2. In theme.
3. The musical phrase is sometimes performed rhythmically, with no melody.
4. The phrase is quoted frequently in the movie, but it existed long before that.
Thanks! I'll be back later, but if anyone else wants to puzzle-up, please do.
(I have to help the girl-child with a dolphin life-cycle diagram. When I looked that up on google images, I found a couple examples. Apparently, the dolphin life cycle consists of adult dolphins kissing, which very quickly leads to baby dolphins, who then grow up to do some kissing of their own.)
(I have to help the girl-child with a dolphin life-cycle diagram. When I looked that up on google images, I found a couple examples. Apparently, the dolphin life cycle consists of adult dolphins kissing, which very quickly leads to baby dolphins, who then grow up to do some kissing of their own.)
CRAZIER / WATA FFALLLS
*character / real name
*the character's iconic coif carries the theme this time
*as a former gang member, it could have been hard for this actor to find parts but he actually had bits in a few classics
*the character's name wasn't the only odd name in the cast
*character / real name
*the character's iconic coif carries the theme this time
*as a former gang member, it could have been hard for this actor to find parts but he actually had bits in a few classics
*the character's name wasn't the only odd name in the cast
LEVAIS / KRINGLE AFARE
Song / Singer
1. In theme.
2. For a proper waterfowl’s behind.
3. This singer didn’t write the song, though the songwriter’s group did later perform it.
Song / Singer
1. In theme.
2. For a proper waterfowl’s behind.
3. This singer didn’t write the song, though the songwriter’s group did later perform it.
LEVAIS / KRINGLE AFARE
Song / Singer
1. In theme.
2. For a proper waterfowl’s behind.
3. This singer didn’t write the song, though the songwriter’s (two word, rhyming titled) group did later perform it.
Song / Singer
1. In theme.
2. For a proper waterfowl’s behind.
3. This singer didn’t write the song, though the songwriter’s (two word, rhyming titled) group did later perform it.
So close... I was thinking "Aerial" by my friends Gravels Knife (an actual song and the letters *DO* fit) but they don't have anything to do with a duck butt and the singer (my friend Scott) actually did write the song so the clues don't fit.
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WELCH PIT / SNOOZER DUDES
- group / group
- second group, formed after the breakup of the first, recently re-formed (sans original drummer, who died not too long ago)
- first group's name is theme-related, with a phonetic spelling to reference their country of origin
- if a lot of people experienced the symptom described by the first band name, then the second band name might describe the situation at the hair salon!
- the prime mover of both bands has a surname more fish-related
- group / group
- second group, formed after the breakup of the first, recently re-formed (sans original drummer, who died not too long ago)
- first group's name is theme-related, with a phonetic spelling to reference their country of origin
- if a lot of people experienced the symptom described by the first band name, then the second band name might describe the situation at the hair salon!
- the prime mover of both bands has a surname more fish-related