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Keith's Crossword

johnT | 10:24 Fri 23rd Aug 2019 | Crosswords

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I think I have the answer but can't be sure as I can't find any cross connection to the word knight.

11d. Scots word meaning bump, nudge, dent or knight (4) ??NT

I believe it to be DUNT but where does 'knight' come into it? or any other suggestions?

Guardian Prize Crossword 27902 Saturday August 17Th 2019

Keith's Crossword (Scottish D/express)

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dannyk13

My Scots glossary shows Dunt as hit or blow

johnT

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Hi
Yes Dannyk13 - it ties in with bump, nudge and dent.............. but knight? Can't find any connection so is there another obscure scottish word that includes all four?

Thanks

dannyk13

Couldn't find one, sorry.

Calibax

I can't find it explicitly but could it by extension mean to dub with a sword; to confer a knighthood?

Toorak

Could dunt refer to the tap on the shoulder when knighted?

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