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Extraordinarily Forgoes Anthem
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?Message to SurvivorsElle Rend Le Coeur Plus AmoureuxMeeting a friendGoogle Earth Treasure Hunt (GETH)Seven levels through EuropeColourful crypticCryptic cross… with wordsTraversing Africa: A Cryptic JourneyTraversing the US and Canada: A Cryptic JourneyCharlie's geography presentation
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- Island oranges don't mix well (11)
- Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
- Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
- A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
- City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
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- Island oranges don't mix well (11)
- Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
- Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
- A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
- City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
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- Island oranges don't mix well (11)
- Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
- Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
- A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
- City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
Where are we?
wordplay knowledge geography cryptic-clues
asked Apr 14 at 10:18
hexominohexomino
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$endgroup$
- Island oranges don't mix well (11)
- Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
- Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
- A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
- City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
Where are we?
wordplay knowledge geography cryptic-clues
wordplay knowledge geography cryptic-clues
asked Apr 14 at 10:18
hexominohexomino
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asked Apr 14 at 10:18
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Island oranges don't mix well (11)
DRAGONSTONE (anagram of "oranges don't")
Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
BLACKWATER RUSH (BLACKWATER is a term for liquid waste, and RUSH is a synonym of "run")
Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
FROSTFANGS ("cold" + "canines")
A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
WINTERFELL (WINTER (a season), before FELL (past of "fall", another season))
City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
KING'S LANDING (KING refers to horror writer Stephen King, and a LANDING is the area at the top of a staircase)
From the answers to these clues, we can clearly see you are in
the world of Game of Thrones, since all of the answers refer to locations in that series. (And the title is also cryptic wordplay -- "forgoes anthem" is an anagram of "Game of Thrones"!)
answered Apr 14 at 10:36
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$begingroup$
Island oranges don't mix well (11)
DRAGONSTONE (anagram of "oranges don't")
Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
BLACKWATER RUSH (BLACKWATER is a term for liquid waste, and RUSH is a synonym of "run")
Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
FROSTFANGS ("cold" + "canines")
A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
WINTERFELL (WINTER (a season), before FELL (past of "fall", another season))
City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
KING'S LANDING (KING refers to horror writer Stephen King, and a LANDING is the area at the top of a staircase)
From the answers to these clues, we can clearly see you are in
the world of Game of Thrones, since all of the answers refer to locations in that series. (And the title is also cryptic wordplay -- "forgoes anthem" is an anagram of "Game of Thrones"!)
answered Apr 14 at 10:36
Deusovi♦Deusovi
63.1k6216271
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$begingroup$
Island oranges don't mix well (11)
DRAGONSTONE (anagram of "oranges don't")
Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
BLACKWATER RUSH (BLACKWATER is a term for liquid waste, and RUSH is a synonym of "run")
Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
FROSTFANGS ("cold" + "canines")
A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
WINTERFELL (WINTER (a season), before FELL (past of "fall", another season))
City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
KING'S LANDING (KING refers to horror writer Stephen King, and a LANDING is the area at the top of a staircase)
From the answers to these clues, we can clearly see you are in
the world of Game of Thrones, since all of the answers refer to locations in that series. (And the title is also cryptic wordplay -- "forgoes anthem" is an anagram of "Game of Thrones"!)
answered Apr 14 at 10:36
Deusovi♦Deusovi
63.1k6216271
$endgroup$
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$begingroup$
Island oranges don't mix well (11)
DRAGONSTONE (anagram of "oranges don't")
Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
BLACKWATER RUSH (BLACKWATER is a term for liquid waste, and RUSH is a synonym of "run")
Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
FROSTFANGS ("cold" + "canines")
A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
WINTERFELL (WINTER (a season), before FELL (past of "fall", another season))
City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
KING'S LANDING (KING refers to horror writer Stephen King, and a LANDING is the area at the top of a staircase)
From the answers to these clues, we can clearly see you are in
the world of Game of Thrones, since all of the answers refer to locations in that series. (And the title is also cryptic wordplay -- "forgoes anthem" is an anagram of "Game of Thrones"!)
answered Apr 14 at 10:36
Deusovi♦Deusovi
63.1k6216271
$endgroup$
Island oranges don't mix well (11)
DRAGONSTONE (anagram of "oranges don't")
Liquid wastes run into river (10, 4)
BLACKWATER RUSH (BLACKWATER is a term for liquid waste, and RUSH is a synonym of "run")
Cold canines found in the mountains (10)
FROSTFANGS ("cold" + "canines")
A season before a season's past in Northern capital (10)
WINTERFELL (WINTER (a season), before FELL (past of "fall", another season))
City at the top of the stairs is horror writer's area (5, 7)
KING'S LANDING (KING refers to horror writer Stephen King, and a LANDING is the area at the top of a staircase)
From the answers to these clues, we can clearly see you are in
the world of Game of Thrones, since all of the answers refer to locations in that series. (And the title is also cryptic wordplay -- "forgoes anthem" is an anagram of "Game of Thrones"!)
answered Apr 14 at 10:36
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