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Last one: 21a) Scots for scolded or argued looks like cunning little Edward (6). ?ly??d. I think it must be sly??d to begin with but I cannot find the ending anywhere. Thanks in advance.
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Flyte - To scold, chide, rail; to altercate
Slyte - To move in a smooth, easy manner, to glide
Flyte - To scold, chide, rail; to altercate
Slyte - To move in a smooth, easy manner, to glide
daneswalk I think flyted is more likely to be correct
fly can mean cunning as well..
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fly can mean cunning as well..
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