Rte Guide 50

[xacross]

21 Sounds like this place, as some of you state. (4) O?S?
Thanks

[Mamyalynne]

Discussed before, looks like it must be...

Oust.

Not sure why, doesn't sound like 'house' does it?

[xacross]

Thanks Mamyalynne that’s the only answer that seems to fit so I’ll go along with it.

[Captain2]

and, as I'm sure you realise, it is

'some of' yOU STate

[fiction-factory]

I can't improve on it but still can't see where the definition is- although as it's RTE maybe Mamyalynne's suggestion that it sounds a bit like ' house' (or housed) is right. Some seem to like RTE but I it's not for me

[Captain2]

Just seen elsewhere that they are going 'Ouse ie sounds like House - this place

[fiction-factory]

I thought it might be Ouse (pronounced OWSE) but when I did a search of towns and villages in Ireland nothing like it came up

[Mamyalynne]

It's a weird one for sure.

[Flonska]

very iffy . . . It's not Oast (as in Oast House) is it?

[fiction-factory]

Is the O definitely right- I recall MESS being the consensus on an earlier thread

[Mayosnake]

oust =displace(sounds like this place) and"yOU STate"