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strangelybrown

6th April 2021, 20:28
16d Art master possibly finding useful item in the Remove?

I've got t?? ?h?s?
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rusty

6th April 2021, 20:35
Tea chest.
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strangelybrown

6th April 2021, 20:40
Thanks Rusty, but I can't parse that, or see the definition.
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rusty

6th April 2021, 20:53
A tea chest is very handy if you are doing a removal.
The parse I am less sure about.
I am wondering if "teachest" is an old verb?
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rusty

6th April 2021, 20:58

chrise

6th April 2021, 21:10
Ah, "art" as in second person. Very clever (and way beyond me!)
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strangelybrown

7th April 2021, 09:19
Sorry ChrisE, I'm not with you.
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quisling

7th April 2021, 10:01
I think the idea is that two archaic forms of “you teach” or “you are a teacher” are “thou teachest” and “thou art a teacher”. So “art teacher” is a synonym for “teachest”. Clever but obscure
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strangelybrown

7th April 2021, 10:11
Thank you, certainly agree about it being obscure.
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