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Dm14574

Bella28 | 13:31 Tue 03rd Sep 2013 | Crosswords

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Last one 23d Scottish city's not entirely familiar(4) I've put pert(h) confirmation needed please thanks

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cmb67pink

I put part (as in not entirely) so I will watch with interest to see who explains

cmb67pink

I think Pert(h) is a more likely answer!!

factor-fiction

What letters did you have, please?

cmb67pink

p?r?

Bella28

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P?r?

dannyk13

Pert looks good.

Mamyalynne

Chambers gives Pert as Lively , so...

Scottish city's not entirely Pert(h)

factor-fiction

As Perth is a city in Scotland and pert almost means familar (saucy, forward), I'll go with that.
I can't see it being Part as that doesn't abbreviate the name of a city (I assume Partick isn't a city) and doesn't explain the 'familiar'

Mamyalynne

Remember as a rule definition/answer is at front or back, not in the middle.

Bella28

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Thanks everybody for input I'll stick with pert. All done now . Anybody fancy joining me with a glass of wine or two

Mamyalynne

apologies, no idea where I got 'lively' from - been up all night on pain killers.

Still think Pert is correct as others have stated.