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Scotsman Factfinder Crossword

sheenie | 10:49 Mon 07th Mar 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

6 Answers

Old slang term for a shilling D----r

Pet name for a mother -i---e

Of a correspondence in sound, like vowel rhymes

a-s-----

Dingbat

sunday express

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Quizmonster

'Assonant' means having vowel-rhyme.

Goofy

could the shilling be dollar?
sixpence was a tanner, but I've never heard of anything other than 'bob' for a shilling.

Quizmonster

Seeing that it is the 'Scotsman' crossword, the answer is almost certainly 'minnie' for 'mother', that being an old Scottish nursery-word with that meaning.

Quizmonster

In British slang, a dollar meant five shillings and the half-crown...2 shillings and sixpence...was called a half-dollar. I've never heard it used to mean 'shilling'.

medicinebass

Deener

fordward

Deaner (chambers dictionary)

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