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Originally Posted by Pervinca Took
1. Is 'numinous' to indicate NUMENOR? Known by other name(s?) as the Land of Gift.
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"Numinous" is derived from the Latin root "numen". "Otherwise" is actually a cryptic clue for "or"! NUMENOR is right.
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Originally Posted by Pervinca Took
It's SOMETHINGS OF ME (ME as in Middle-earth), I guess. I'd say something like properties or qualities, but what are Melian and Radagast doing there?
NAMERS? NADIRS? (Nadirs doesn't make sense at all).
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'OF M-E' is correct, but not the rest. Ummm... and I've just noticed I lost a word in #6; added in.
There's a reason I crafted this puzzle now.
NUMENOR - The numinous root, otherwise known as a gift.
AROMA - Perfume from one Italian city.
3. - Chronic rails, year by year.
4. - A French one, conceived by the first to rise.
RADAGAST - Not grey... not gray, a German guest.
6. - In the round, Hell ends, and I am retro-telepathy.
ORIGINS - Let's begin: Oh, snigger backwards, but with me instead of the example.
FEAR - Spiritually scary.
MELIAN - The queen's scrambled citrus - o! Change it for two others.
ENTERTAINMENT - Go in, men in the corruption, and enjoy it.
hS