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Local Scottish Paper

Jaimsieboy | 11:05 Fri 22nd Jun 2018 | Crosswords

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1 Across - Ha ! Curb confusion that leads to Scots chaos, mess or cacophony (anag) (6) B?a?c? (Brauch ?)

Lovatts Cryptic

Ditloids,d/e

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scorpiojo

Yes

Jaimsieboy

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Thanks S...J/Boy

andrit

Can not be BRUACH as 2d is RAEBERRY. Answer is probably BURACH as I have seen BOORACH in a scots dictionary.

fiction-factory

I'm confused by your pattern as your alter two suggestions don't fit your pattern.
I did suggest BURACH on anothe rthread as it fitted the given pattern and is a n anagram and the name of a Scottish rock band- but if there is a scottish word that fits teh definition I'd go with that. scorpiojo is almost always right

andrit

Are you actually doing the crossword fiction- feast? If so you would see that the 3rd letter of 1a is the 1st letter of 2d which is an R. Therefore answer can not be BRUACH and as I suggested the answer is probably BURACH.
There are two Scottish words meaning a confused heap, BOORACH and BOURACH and Keith is using a similar spelling.

scorpiojo

Sorry, J/boy :(

rook3rs

Burach. Gaelic word for a mess

Captain2

'Are you actually doing the crossword fiction- feast?(sic)' We actually come on here to help others from the information given to us - we don't all do every crossword going.

What's the clue for 2d that gives you 'Raeberry'

Captain2

Crossed posts, thanks rook3rs

Mamyalynne

Here's a reference to tie it all together.

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/b%C3%B9rach

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