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The Week 839

Habas | 17:12 Thu 28th Feb 2013 | Crosswords

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4d Nonsense, Mate

?O?H

No idea. Anyone help?

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Tosh

Tosh (double meaning)

Baldric

BOSH

vakayu

tosh

Ignore him, it's TOSH

Baldric

http://www.chambers.co.uk/search.php?query=BOSH&title=21st

Habas

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Tosh is a mate?

Yes! Ello tosh, got a Toshiba?

mallyh

tosh

Baldric - where does that entry say that BOSH means 'mate'?

Habas

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Please explain tosh...

Chambres gives Tosh as friend or chum [sl]

Chambers of course.

vakayu

tosh means speaking rubbish or waffling just the same as bosh.

Habas

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ok Quizmonkey, will take it as tosh
though your rhyming slang explanation still doesn't make sense to me.
thanks.

Habas - it is in the Bible that is Chambers.

If we take the clue as leading to a double definition then it must be TOSH.

If we take 'Mate' to imply a slang term, then BOSH could fit the bill.

Baldric

On reflection, I think TOSH is more likely to be correct,
however unlike some, I am not on an Ego-trip.

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