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Answer: Chest

A quiCHE STays fresh so long as it's consumed quickly.

There are various types of chest; they can be a sturdy box with a lid, or a small cabinet to hold medical supplies. Possibly the most well-known is a treasure chest, filled with gold and plunder!

Answer: Car

I drove around the roads to put up plaCARds in favour of the contestant.

A car can contain people, retail wares, and on occasion, may be strewn with empty food containers and coffee cups.

Answer: Gloves

When considerinG LOVE, Send chocolates, flowers and have long, meaningful conversations.

The word 'gloves' came from an old English word, 'glof' which means 'having a separate sheath for the fingers' - something to put your fingers into! When cars were first developed, a container called a glove box (or glove compartment) was included to hold gloves for the driver to wear while well, while driving. A hundred years ago, open top cars and less mod-cons meant that driving was often a cold task, so keeping the hands warm was important!

Answer: Drawer

1) FinD RAW ERbazzone pie. 2) Use hot fire to cook it. 3) Eat and enjoy!

An erbazzone is a flat savoury pie filled with spinach, meat, and parmesan cheese originating, not surprisingly from Italy. The Apennine region's version also includes rice. The pastry is made from flour, water, salt, and lard, and sometimes, just before it is put in the oven, bacon pieces are sprinkled on top.

Answer: Basket

RoB, ASK EThel if she has the door key.

You can put all sorts of things in a basket, depending on its size and the material from which it is constructed. I have a basket to hold firewood; my mother has one that holds wool. No matter how much she knits, the basket never seems to get any emptier.

Answer: shed

In the backyard, SHE Didn't know where to find the tomatoes.

A shed is a great place to store all your garden implements, potting mix and seeds. Some even have electricity so the worker can make a cuppa. Just watch out for spiders!

Answer: drum

I sat and wondereD, RUMinating on the pleasure of hearing the beating of rain on the tin roof.

A drum can also be a barrel-like container that holds oil or water, or on cop shows, a body. I love the sound of rain drumming on the roof. Working outside in the rain...not so much.

Answer: Mouth

When in a rage, some storM OUT Huffily, and slam the door behind them.

A mouth is great to put things in - chips, doughnuts, lollies...er, I mean, vegetables and fruit and perfectly cooked protein. A river also has a mouth, where sediment builds up. Depending on where it is, a river mouth may also contain brackish water, a mixture of salt and fresh water. This allows particular organisms to thrive and forms an important part of nature's ecosystem.

Answer: Tomb

I played a series of old-fashioned games, and aT OMBre, I proved very adept.

A tomb is a burial chamber or grave that may be an excavation in earth or rock, or sometimes a mausoleum. A world-famous tomb is the Taj Mahal, located in India.

Ombre is a trick-taking card game, like Euchre, Spades or Hearts.

Answer: Teapot

Andy, the acuTE APOThecary, boiled the water and added the leaves.

An apothecary is an old-fashioned word for a chemist or pharmacist. These people know the importance of the right temperature to make a cup of tea and the right amount of time to let it stand to make the brew just right. Excuse me, I'm off to make a cuppa!