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kayakamina | 19:05 Mon 23rd Oct 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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30a Land without special purpose in Scotland.(5) ??t?e
25d Ball used by golfers formerly powerful in America.(5)
?et??
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K,
Don't know if this will help but another name for a golf ball is gutta.

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Reddog
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reddog .I did think of the ball made from gutta-percha but thanks anyway. K
Formerly powerful in America brings to mind Getty..but I can't tie that to a golf ball or anything to do with golf !!
30a. Butte ?
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Shaney I was thinking along similar lines with John Gotti- the Mob boss. As you say it is difficult to tie to the clue but being an advanced cryptic it's not supposed to be easy.
Thanks for your input. K
kayakamina: If it's advanced cryptic then ignore my Butte. I based it on the Chambers definition of Butte plus there being an Isle of Butte in Scotland. But hardly qualifies as cryptic.
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I have now got 30a Ettle... a Scottish word meaning purpose. (S) ettle.

That means that 25d is ?ett?. Must be Shaney's Paul Getty but why?
gutty = another name for gutta, a golf ball & u.s. informal term for powerful. both found in chambers!!
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Thank you MLN
kayakamina - Sorry for jumping in with that GENRE explanation, but I really wanted to bring to the attention of the "poster" that he asked for a 6-lettered word, when the answer had only 5 letters!

That was a silly error on his part that was unnecessary.

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