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Azed 1870

pldcav | 23:00 Mon 31st Mar 2008 | Crosswords

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19a Cattle scour ranges of feeding-ground (4) R_NS so no doubt RUNS is the answer, and one definition of RUN is "range of feeding ground", but where does "cattle scour" come into it?

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Big Monday crossword. no 209

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beejay1124

'the runs' is a slang term-amongst others-for diahhorea(spelling ?)

pldcav

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Thanks, but I'm not sure that helps

SpiderPig

Beejay is right - " cattle scour " is Diarrhoea

check Scour in Chambers

SpiderPig

verb intransitive to scrub and polish; to serve or act as a purgative; (of livestock) to have diarrhoea.
noun the action, place, or means of scouring; diarrhoea in cattle,

pldcav

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Thanks to both.

beejay1124

sorry pldcav -due to my rural background i assumed everyone knew 'the scour' and 'the runs' were the same

pldcav

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Well I do now!

springy88

You may have the answer by now, but if not:
scour (or scours) is diarrhoea (ie. the runs) in cattle

springy88

Oops, just seen the answers already there. I've only just joined and couldn't see the answers before.