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Keith Aitken's crossword\daily express 6 feb

taghairm | 18:27 Sat 07th Feb 2009 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Tepid sounding castle near Aboyne or village near markinch. c-u--.Think it may be Cluny but not sure.

tv choice recent bbc1 crime drama

Times 799 Crossword

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mahonia

Coull

taghairm

Question Author

Looked at Coull as well but couldn't find a village called Coull near markinch. Thanks for the help.

ladyalex

I think you would be better with CLUNY as you thought.
Cluny Castle is near Aboyne and there is a village called Cluny in Fife which is the county (or kingdom) where Markinch is situated.

wilmay

There is a place called Coul not far from Markinch

Lie-in King

...Coull, a collier hamlet in Markinch parish, Fife, 1 3/4mile NW of Markinch town.

The above from -

http://www.scottishmining.co.uk/151.html

taghairm

Question Author

This is getting complicated. i have another word c----y. clue is old scots for mucky.if clarty which i think it is, fits in then Coull would fit with the l. If the answer is Cluny then mucky would be
cy---y.Can't think of a word even in old scots or langans.

taghairm

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Going for Coull. Thanks to all.

ladyalex

I bow to your superior intelligence, your majesty.
Coull certainly fits in better with the 'tepid' bit of the clue.

Lie-in King

For myself, 'Clarty' looks ok, thus 'Coull'...

...Also "tepid sounding" works ('Cool')

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