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Keiths Crossword 12 July

eyegone | 13:56 Fri 12th Jul 2019 | Crosswords

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12 across English word for heich tae sounds like native of Denmark 5 letters

d-I-n

many thanks

Lovatts

The Week, Cryptic Crossword 1166

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cupid04

deign

elliemay1

I get that 'deign' sounds like Dane but why 'high tea'?

dannyk13

Heich translates as high, tae translates as toe or until.Can't see how deign parses.

elliemay1

In Irish 'tae' means tea

eyegone

Question Author

Nice one thanks

elliemay1

Can anyone parse 'deign'?

dannyk13

Not from the clue given.Even High tea doesn't work.

dannyk13

I have entered deign in three Scottish/English dictionaries and all translated deign as deign.

Mamyalynne

Long shot, but - Heich can mean 'high/haughty' plus Tae 'to'.

High to?

Adjective
heich (comparative heicher, superlative heichest)

high
haughty
Derived terms
heichly
Adverb
heich (comparative heicher, superlative heichest)

high
haughtily
loudly

Deign meaning showing arrogance etc then makes a bit more sense.

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/deign

dannyk13

Best suggestion so far Lynne.Don't think it is a very good clue.

Mamyalynne

Agreed.

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