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Originally Posted by Pervinca Took
Indeed it would! It was my second choice for your 'Azog' clue once I realised it would start with A but before you added the extra hints; he's certainly a bad guy and I wondered if the beginning and ending bit was a palindrome indicator. I was going to post this reasoning, but then realised if I didn't I could make my own clue out of it.  Although I also thought the beginning and end AND bad guy elements might have had something to do with the 'rat' backwards at the end.
1. Venture untruth and note well: be troubled, for here be webs of horror!
2. Swinger loses hesitation in a spin, but gets religion to reveal him.
3. Belly overstuffed in the valley?
ANNATAR: She runs back and forth to meet a sailor; a most fair-seeming one! |
As it happens, I had considered "Annatar" for the "A" clue.
So, I'm thinking #3. is TUMLADEN- "tum" (belly) + "laden" (overstuffed).
No idea on the others yet.