Wee Bear Scottish Word of The Day
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Dave Blake
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Do I have to do everything myself around here? None of you knows what that word means? When I think about the lack of effort we are getting trying to figure out these words I feel "Puggled"!
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Well Dave, I guess that might be sorta right, but not really. (That makes no sense does it? )
Looks like I may have to post the answer in the morning, unless there's a clever person guesses it before then of course.
Looks like I may have to post the answer in the morning, unless there's a clever person guesses it before then of course.
baseballbert
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LOL no not quite baseballbert.
What puggled means is out of breath from running.
I was running to catch that bus there, and now I'm fair puggled.
(fair meaning really)
Simple see ?
What puggled means is out of breath from running.
I was running to catch that bus there, and now I'm fair puggled.
(fair meaning really)
Simple see ?
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Good morning palandri, well a tumshie is something nice you have with haggis. (Or anything)
It's a turnip.
Mmmmm I know someone who loves his haggis n turnip.
It's a turnip.
Mmmmm I know someone who loves his haggis n turnip.
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palandri
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Nope that's not it, OK a wee clue, you can get rid of it, but it comes back.
Bugs
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Nope. One last clue. It's inside most buildings and houses the world over.
No more clues palandri.
No more clues palandri.
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Well i suppose I will have to give you that palandri, although not quite correct, it's actually dust.
Look at the stoor on top of the TV.
Although what i'd personally say would be...
Luck et the stoor oan the toap oh the telly.
Look at the stoor on top of the TV.
Although what i'd personally say would be...
Luck et the stoor oan the toap oh the telly.
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