Norfolk Place Names

[Suzybabie]

After fantastic help yesterday only 1 left

It sounds as if you take away what the sinner does from the garment.

This one is driving me mad any help I would be most grateful

[Suzybabie]

Sorry forgot to say 6 letters

[bibblebub]

I looked through this list http://en.wikipedia.o..._of_places_in_Norfolk yesterday but nothing stood out. If you haven't seen it before it might give you some placenames that you haven't come across up to now.

[Suzybabie]

Thanks alot I I live in Norfolk and have looked at so many county maps I think it is a name with a pronounciation that is local as so many are around here, but like you not much stands out. Thanks alot for the link much appreciated

[furrypusscat]

This site gives pronunciation of Norfolk names if it is any help.

http://www.norfolkdialect.com/villages.htm

[furrypusscat]

Trowse - pronounced Troose
A long shot but this could relate to garment but not sure how it fits the clue yet.

[furrypusscat]

Take away sinn which leaves er. Take er from trouser which leaves trous. Spell it differently, ie Trowse. Hey Presto, it's the best I can come up with.

[Muffinbear]

I think you're right Furrypussycat - A sinner errs and so if you take errs away from trousers you get the village (although perhaps not pronounced correctly)

[Suzybabie]

Thanks alot furrypusscat Whoa how cryptic is that Very much appreciated

[furrypusscat]

My pleasure, I couldn't get my head round it yesterday. Glad we got there in the end.