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Daily Telegraph General Knowledge (Gk) 1151 Monday December 15Th 2014

Vimto | 09:04 Mon 15th Dec 2014 | Crosswords

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Scottish diminutive of Thomas (3). I have: T?M. Surely it can't just be TOM

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Fitzer

Tam, I believe

Tam?

Svejk

tam

tam ?

e,g, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tam_Dalyell

Svejk

Just got to be different, haven't they. No matter how stupid. ;)

Tilly2

I thought a tam was a Scottish beret.

Rabbie (Robert) Burns wrote of Tam (Thomas) O'Shanter

Svejk

and tilly's a lamp.

Vimto

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Ah! as in Tam O' Shanter no doubt. Many thanks to all. Nice one Svejk, especially coming from you! Sorry, couldn't resist it.

Tilly2

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Scottish-Hat-Tam-Shanter-Hair/dp/B005CC49N0

That's not very nice, Svejk.

Svejk

I just meant loads of things are named after names or vice versa. I wouldn't upset you for anything, tilly. ;o)

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