Let’s see...we have a Belgian, an American from Montenegro, and an Englishman. (The middle one is probably not common knowledge. I probably shouldn’t have used it.)
I'm stumpedI found the name "Kills" common to a Belgian botanist i.e. (orchid), to an American violinist (violin) and to an English rock band (Grey Cells) . I know that names are not "things" but neither are activities. I give up hoping my rival game solvers can do better.
golondrina
. I was thinking of fictional detectives: Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot who used his “little grey cells” to solve murders; Rex Stout’s Nero Wolfe who grew orchids; and Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes who took refuge in playing the violin when he was troubled. I should have gone with their sidekicks: Hastings, Goodwin, and Watson!
golondrina
! I blew this one. 
Private detective?
Your turn , Drina. I answered correctly but didn't read the this post.I’m afraid my clues were too obscure,
Your turn,
Thanks Tobermorey and Mia but one of my daughters will be here in a couple of miinutes to get me to spend all day away from home. And you DID get the right answer Mia, so please take your turn as you should.
No Drina
Yarn?
No, think more dishonest, a tie that is -------, a hem that is -------
No, think more dishonest, a tie that is -------, a hem that is -------
Sorry Drina, I keep taking breaks to rest for a bit. false is kind of close.
Yes!!!
