Clothing Quiz help please......

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I've got a quiz here which is a fundraiser for our church - it cost £1 for it, and the prize is a £20 M&S voucher.......they've extended the closing date by 2 weeks (to the 1st Sunday in December) as NO-ONE has managed to finish it yet - they're all finidng it really hard......I only found this out tonight.....and thought perhaps my wonderful MN'er friends could help me out. All answers are items of clothing........ and the numbers in brackets are how many letters. It's a long one I'm afraid.......and I'm completely stumped on the majority......but I'd love a £20 M&S voucher to treat us to something.

1. A Serviceman's effects (3)
2. Feminine, but worn by both (5)
3. A dwelling's highest point (4)
4. A spanish dance (6)
5. Groans (Anagram) - SARONG?
6. A dead heat below the head (3) - TIE??
7. Pursuing Rudolph (11)
8. Snakes (9)
9. Seen regularly in T.V.'s Dallas (7)
10. A police request (8)
11. This snake cannot fly (9-3)
12. Legal documents (6)
13. Was an American film star (3-4)
14. But did this make the change any lighter? (8)
15. Shore birds (6)
16. Found in the bathroom (8)
17. This East End character wasn't alive around 1800! (7)
18. An Innuit word (6)
19. You need an "in" to make a profit (4)
20. Embarking with G and 2 (8)
21. Baggy breeches from America (14)
22. A jacket for the afternoons (7-4)
23. Lost by three little ones (7)
24. Biblical smalls (4-6)
25. Member of a very English team (6)
26. Does it make you feel more religious? (6-4)
27. A waterproof (9)
28. Worn by the idle workers (7)
29. These could be royal or legal (5-5)
30. Not a signal of distress around 1970 (6)
31. Heroine of a novel 1893 (6)
32. Crimean wooly (9)
33. Served in a pub (6)
34. Not and edible covering (4-3)
35. Picture Julie in it, on a hillside (6)
36. An old time youngsters' fleece (7-6)
37. A mathematical addition (4-5)
38. A (wasted) symbol of rank (4)
39. A tight fit for clerics (3-6) - DOG COLLAR???
40. A sunny covering made of plaited leaves (6-3)
41. Not for business, worn on a path (5-4)
42. Pcutre a woman driver in it (4) - MINI????
43. Stringshed (anagram) NIGHTDRESS??
44. A pastoral cut of beef (5-5)
45. A peninsula (4)
46. Ankle length and black (7)
47. Not worn only on a pacific atoll (6) - BIKINI???

I'm not very good at 'cryptic' stuff

Agree with Beep that 38 could be sash - wasted = waisted?

will you post a completed list please?
Might pinch it for pre-school fundraiser!

10: pullover

GAM - of course I will (once I know whether all our answers are right ). It was one our Vicar got while on holiday in Jersey a few weeks ago.

We've got a few quiz boffins at our church - and when I heard even they were struggling with it thought I may have a chance with everyone's help.

apologies if I'm repeating, haven't read it all

4. A spanish dance (6) BOLERO
5. Groans (Anagram) - SARONG
6. Snakes (9) GARTERS (I know its not 9)
7. Shore birds (6) WADERS
8. Found in the bathroom (8.FLANNELS
9. A (wasted) symbol of rank (4)
10. A peninsula (4) CAPE
11. Not worn only on a pacific atoll (6) - BIKINI

3 - cope (the cope stone is the top one, and a cope is a ceremonial cloak)

You are clever WWB, I have been thinking about that one all afternoon!

oooo - we can tell who the really clever ones on here now can't we....as all the more difficult ones are solved

33 - served in a pub - shorts

There's a snake called a water moccasin, so could 8 be moccasins?

ok only 9 to go now

8. Snakes (9 letter) - some have suggested Garters but it's too short

9. But did this make the change any lighter (8 Letters)

10. This East End character wasn't alive around 1800! (7 Letters)

11. You need an "in" to make a profit (4 letters)

12. Embarking with G and 2 (8 letters)

13. Does it make you feel more religious (6-4) - had a suggestion of Sunday Best.....anyother thoughts?

14. Served in a pub (6 letters)

15. A pastoral cut of beef (5-5)

16. Ankle length and black (7 letters)

44 - pastoral cut of beef - grass skirt

33. served in a pub is shorts! Read your answers QofQ!

I think the east end character is Spencer as that was the name of a woman's undergarment around 1800 (also, according to my dictionary, a short double breasted overcoat).

46 - could it be Yashmak??

forget it. that's the veil.

lonely I'm have a really busy week....and on top of that AF is on.........so you'll have to excuse me for missing answer

Have we done no. 2 then?? I thought it might be jean's/jeans.

mercy - we've got "skirt" for no.2

Jeans is better IMO as Jean is a girls name but they are worn by both sexes.

Skirt is a bit iffy I think. Men don't wear skirts as such, they wear kilts etc.

ooo actually - you're probably right there.

Jeans it is then

Just spoken to the vicar - as we had an afterschool worship at church - and no-one has completed it yet - so we're not far away from being the first

Thanks Lonelymum - you explained it perfectly!

bump for evening crown - not many left now

Have just checked in my dictionary and a Moccasin is either a heelless N American Indian shoe or a venomous N American Pit Viper - so my contribution is Moccasins

Hope I am right!

Lu

QofQ, which ones are left now?

not many

we've got

14. But did this make the charge any lighter? (8) (sorry just realised I mistyped it previously and put change )

15. You need and "in" to make a profit (4)

16. Embarking with G and 2 (8)

17. Does it make you feel more religious (6-4) - someone suggested Sunday Best.......anyone else agree before I pencil it in??

and

46. Ankle length and black (7)