Double L Vocabulary Words

How about 'ayatollah' for muslim leader?

4th-ded.

I thought the leader of a mosque is the Imam. Surely a mullah is just a learned man and/or teacher, not necessarily assigned to a mosque.

I tried both "wallabe" and "wallabee" then gave up. Didn't even occur to me to try a "y"!

It was a good quiz. Got 20 out of 22. Took me a bit to get acceptable spelling for wallaby.

I tried that first as well.

I was sad when it didn't accept "bagell" for "Jewish bread, eaten on the Sabbath."

Erm no one takes the I out of medicine in Britain or U.K. Where did you get your information from?

It was pretty much standardised in the UK in the 70s, and although it still exists in the UK as a million millions, it is less and less common.

Long notation is the official standard in Britain, however most use short notation. The clue should clarify short or add the long as another question.

It's less common owing to the BBC making a decision to go over to the American meaning of "billion". However, many Brits still use Billion in it's original sense of a million squared. So jetpunk should accept billion as a correct answer to the question just as they should accept the British spelling of distil - or open themselves to the charge of being US-centric again.

No. No, you can't.

Mmm, no, it's not crackery (unleavened). It's fluffy and buttery and chewy and delicious!

You're not wrong. It should be.

I suppose you could behead someone with gallows if you used piano wire and dropped them far enough, but that's not generally done.

Can you change the Jewish bread one to accept the spelling "Hallah" as well?

You could use a cello as a beheading instrument.

Of the bottom 6 I ve only heard of vaudevill and sullen