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Anyone with a Scottish Dictionary?

Mampara | 11:30 Sun 31st Oct 2010 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Two clues with Scots connection. There may be a misprint in the definition.

Scary flakes from Mac's furnace cinders. (6)

Frail copper in Perth hides drug (6) ?R????

Mail on Sunday Prize Crossword.

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JMR27

furnace cinders are dander
if copper refers to policemen, then polis

Mampara

Question Author

Thank you jmr27.

I had wondered if copper meant a Scottish coin .

Prescott

Archie ?

quinie

Mampara, sorry for not answering sooner. Was this a crossword or a quiz with a theme? With respect to JMR27 I can't see how polis is the answer to that clue. Cinders in my dictionary is "danders". Dander can mean stroll or anger,temper. Archie? I'm trying to figure out how Prescott got that. Yes, coppers can mean pennies-at least when I was a bairn . Sorry I can't help you.

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