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Sunday Express Crossword

medicinebass | 01:47 Mon 18th Apr 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Name given to a French abbot, or in addressing any other cleric in France.

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Is this Pere?

Cheers.

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Abbe

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Yep, I twigged as soon as I saw your answer, Mrs G

Pere is actually an addition to a French surname... to distinguish the Father, rather than the son with the same name.

Much obliged for your help.

I would have thought cure

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No, Annie 1802, Abbe is more correct.... a Cure is a Parish Priest in France, while an Abbe is:

1) a French Abbot

2) a title used in addressing any other French cleric, such as a priest.

I guess it all depends on which road you travel......... Abbe Road?

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Abbe fits with Kookaburra

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