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[tidla]

What do you call a dog with no nose?

Ron.

Or a dog with no ears?

[plym ian]

What do you call a dog with no nose?

Ron.

I don't know Ron what do you call a dog with no nose?

Danella westbrook?

[Bigron]

Good answer, Ian, if a little cruel! What I had in mind was - smelly boll*cks!

Ron.

[Varche]

I don't know the actual answer but we both think £100 too.

[Varche]

Ok an English language puzzle now.

What Is the word in the English language , in regular use, that has the most silent letters ( not pronounced)?

[plym ian]

Theres one that springs to mind Pterodactyl but not sure its an everyday word

[Nick W]

Theres one that springs to mind Pterodactyl but not sure its an everyday word

 only the 'p' is silent, so a word like knife would be much more common.

[Bigron]

What do you call a dog with no nose?

Ron.

Ahem, didn't I make a right prat of myself there! The question I had in my head, which never got through to my typing fingers, was:-
 "what do you cal a dog with no TONGUE?"

Ron.

[Varche]

here are two clues .

First one is MigV6 will know the answer.

Second is that there are six silent letters at the beginning for your troubles

[STEMO]

here are two clues .

First one is MigV6 will know the answer.

Second is that there are six silent letters at the beginning for your troubles

It's not true though, is it? London doesn't sound silent to me.

[LC0112G]

The most common word/phrase with silent letters round here is "heater bypass valve". The first seven letters are silent, F * * * I N G.

[Varche]