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[nungate]

Can't seem to get this finished Stuck on these ones, can anyone help please?

27d (5) Basement of a tenement D-N-Y
103d (5) Hot under the collar I-A--
105d (5) Be happy E-U--
117a (8) Time everlasting E---N---

Thanks for any help

[shoota]

103d Irate
105d Exude
117a Eternity

[mrs.chappie]

Dunny.

[shoota]

2nd thoughts:
105d Exult

[nungate]

thanks for the help, I did think of dunny but I always thought that was an outside loo in Australia!

Many thanks, you're all wonderful!

[mrs.chappie]

Nungate, it is. Has a different meaning in Scotland though.

[HowardKennitby]

That is not a meaning of 'dunny' I was familiar with. Learn something every day!

[nungate]

Right oh Mrs Chappie, though I must admit I've never heard of it up here

[mrs.chappie]

I'd not heard of it (other than the loo) before tonight either. Must confess, I Googled it for you. :o)

From The Concise Dictionary of Scottish Words and Phrases:

Dunny: a cellar or underground passage in a tenement: storing things in the dunny.

[In Australian English, a dunny is a toilet, often originally an outside one].