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Keith's Bumper Crossword

Rainbow1530 | 15:29 Fri 24th Dec 2021 | Crosswords

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One to get. 82a baffle (7) s?i???r. Thank you in advance. (I'm baffled!)

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Are you sure of the 'i'?

JJ109

Spoiler ?

baffle being a noun

or a verb

Question Author

Yes it is definitely an 'i' as the answer down is Glamis.

weecalf

Stinker wrong but it fits

Swither?

https://www.thebottleimp.org.uk/2009/05/scots-word-of-the-season-swither/?print=print

stirrer

I like Swither Douglas.

As the Crossword is also Scottish.

Question Author

I like Swither Douglas. Thank you and it is a Scottish word too.

but swither doesn't mean 'baffle'. It means hesitate/dither, when you can't make up your mind.

Might be SHUTTER if the i is wrong

My Scots glosary gives swither as "be uncertain/hesitate."

Baffles are half walls in sewage works. 'Stuff' goes over one, under the next, over, under, etc. Too much information?

xcutter

I'm reading the clue as baffie so I've answered it as slipper.

baffie: //Scotland) A slipper, or a worn, comfortable shoe. //

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