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Scotsman Weekend

ewansmum | 21:11 Sun 08th Jun 2014 | Crosswords

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16d (8) ?e?r?t?h
Uncanny in Scotland finding Spanish article right inside trench

I've got begrutch, but I'm not 100% sure I'm right.

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Delritch

Svejk

looks like it should be delritch but I'm not scottish

I made that up as follows

Trench = DITCH
Spanish Article = EL
Right = R
(Don't know if it means 'uncanny' though)

Question Author

Thank you. I have never heard of that word in my puff. Off to research it now. Thanks muchly!

Snap Svejk but you're more succinct than I am

Where's wharton when you need him?

eldritch ['ɛl(d)rɪtʃ]
adj. Unearthly, frightful, hideous.

Ta mamya (Right bed, wrong house as they say)

Yes,yes.

Wharton

eld(r)itch

Svejk

yer nae in time, wharty.

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Wharton

Ah'm gettin' too auld :-)

Missed a 't' out Methyl.

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That's ok, think we all agree now.

Svejk

me and the cap'n made up a better word, imo.

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I had the best route - I waited till mamya corrected me!

Unable to verify Delritch, I transposed the letters and checked the definition of Eldritch in the Scottish Dialect Dictionary.

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