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Azed 2391

Confounded | 14:36 Sun 08th Apr 2018 | Crosswords

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Jock’s (not Walter’s) wedding contest? Sounds like several bevvies! (6)
BR?O?E
Is it BROOKE and if so, why?

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Broose a race between men at a wedding

cashier

Also sounds like brews

JJ109

and it is a "Scot's" word (Jock's) not Scott (Walter)

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Thank you both.
I am Scottish and have never heard of this!

Spoffy

The "not Walter's" relates to the fact that Chambers gives Walter Scott's spelling of the word as 'brouze', which would otherwise have been a perfectly good alternative solution to the clue.

It seems that a broose is (or was) "a race on horseback, or on foot, by the young men present at country weddings in the north, the course being from the place where the marriage ceremony is performed (in Scotland the bride's former home) to the bridegroom's house."

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