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Scottish Field Crossword

GUILDFORDMAN | 12:41 Wed 13th Nov 2024 | Crosswords

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Still stuck on last 3-anyone any ideas on these Scottish words? I have tried a Scottish thesaurus, but no luck.

4a (8) When soot comes out of the chimney ?k?w?o?n

11d (7) Embroidered ?r?w?e?

25a (6) Muddle ?o?t?h

Ladygram

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douglas9401

11 Browder

scorpiojo

25 Boutch

johnT

BROWDEN for embroidered in last tense - BROWDER for embroider in present tense

BOOTCH as variation of English botch - I believe BOUTCH is a spelling variation of BOOTCH as the original word

Still need help with 4a if anyone's solver it

scorpiojo

4 Blawdoun if the K is incorrect?

GUILDFORDMAN

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Thanks to all who helped... 5D "a large vat" can't be KEIR, then-it's L?I?-nearly there!

and did anyone notice the compiler's error with 18a-the Glasgow station is QUEEN STREET not QUEENS STREET.

johnT

Deffo finding references to BROWDEN for 'embroidered' in past tense, while finding BRAWDER for present tense 'to embroider'.

Also searches for BOOTCH are giving results equating to 'muddle' - showing BOUTCH as alternative spelling. but searches for BOUTCH not getting results at all. Anyone found anything that may contradict?

johnT

Correction that should read BROWDER as the present tense of 'to embroider' and BROWDEN as the past tense of 'embroidered'

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