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Gala Quiz. Some Place Names In Scotland

wullybaxter | 10:22 Fri 31st May 2013 | Quizzes & Puzzles

9 Answers

[no8] do away with to deserve a decent wage [8lets]
no9]the place to make a"very loud" roar [6lets]
[no13] search for and find the least little bit by the brook [8lets]
[no14] could be a US city grass [6lets]
[no17] what a shame a leg is broken [9lets]
[no20] move slowly forward to get around the point [5lets]
thanks for all the help anyone can give

Scottish Place Names

Quizzes And Puzzles Round Up June 2013

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vakayu

17 Eaglesham-anag shame a leg

vakayu

20 Insch

quinie

8 Seen answered as Killearn

quinie

9 Forfar? roar and ff

quinie

14 La-nark? LA nark-a grass

quinie

13 Whit-burn?

wullybaxter

Question Author

quinie! where do you get the ff from in [no9]
also i've found another one that has got me stumped.
[16] unravel, unravelled, after the french moon has disappeared in the west [9lets]

quinie

ff musical term for very loud
16 Seen answered as Darvel. Take lune (French for moon) away from unravelled-ravled is an anagram of Darvel

wullybaxter

Question Author

yer a cracker quinie, thanks.

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