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mgm

20th October 2009, 12:18
22d

Dead, say (5)

U - T - -

so utter fits all but Dead,

So what is it?
Why is it?
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diana

20th October 2009, 12:22
Utter.... Means both 'to say' and 'dead'
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mgm

20th October 2009, 12:31
I can't find anything to link UTTER and DEAD.
I even found that there is a time of barister called UTTER.

But not DEAD!!

Where do you get it?
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diana

20th October 2009, 12:40
Well utter means perfect, total, sort of like you would say "God he's dead goreous !"
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mgm

20th October 2009, 12:54
I resisted this but I must concede.

But I thought this use was a Dublin/Irish thing and not for the Sundat Times!

Thank you.
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jolan

20th October 2009, 13:06
Chambers Thes carries it under 'dead'. Hope this is 'English' enough!
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mgm

20th October 2009, 14:02
I surrender.
Thank you
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