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Welcome to Title Builder Beta.

This small piece of kit is designed to make building your Quiz, Crossword or Puzzle question more effective. It should make finding your question easier for others and, the easier it is to find, the more likely someone is to answer it!

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scottish comedian

crosspatch | 12:10 Sat 22nd Nov 2008 | Crosswords

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11 down In BrainGame Saturday Telegraph Giant Crossword November 22 (today): 7 letters, Scottish comedian. I have T???E?E or C???E?E

Can anybody help?? Grateful thanks from Crosspatch

Daily Telegraph 25,781

Telegraph GK

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ianmunt

If 26a is snipe then agree with letters,but it could be stilt which would give a "T" as the last letter Could the answer be Taivert ?

crosspatch

Question Author

Many thanks ianmunt. Most grateful! Have been struggling with snipe/stilt/antique/archaic/ancient/ etc and every list of Scottish comedians known to man - but i did not find Talvert, whom i am ashamd to say iIdo not know. 1 more thing to find about about...many thanks. now I can get on with some work.. Thank you again! Crosspatch

ianmunt

CORRECTION its Archaic and (Ronnie) Corbett

crosspatch

Question Author

Thankyou again!! I have been banging my head on several Scottish walls trying to turn people into Jolly Jocks - of COURSE Corbett fits!! Thank you. Regards from Crosspatch

gratom

Please can you help as we are stuck as well

Lie-in King

Hi gratom - if you check your own threads, you'll see you've got the answers :-)

sgrbooks

The answer is Corbett
Try changing your answer to 26 across

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