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cotswoldlass | 13:08 Fri 06th Apr 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Last 2 both start with same letter.
Forming into a hard mass 6 letters - - k - n -
The devil 7 letters - - o - t - e

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Caking and Clootie

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Many thanks, I hadn't come across Clootie

It's of Scottish origin. Auld Clootie - Old Cloven Foot

mazie

do they also have clootie dumplings? just asking as I'm sure my mother in law used to make them

Chambers also says - Clootie dumpling - a suet pudding, containing currants, raisins etc. steamed or boiled in a cloth

mazie

thats the one eddie. I wonder why she always gave me devils dumpling ;o)

Mother in law = Woman Hitler

mazie

she wasn't so bad really

I'm probably going to get lynched for that answer. It was only a joke - honest !

mazie

i believe you eddie , honest ;o)

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