WELSH

WELSH


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Word: welsh
Phonetic: /wɛlʃ/
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To swindle someone by not paying a debt, especially a gambling debt.


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Born in Cardiff
Cambrian
Cardiff citizens
Cardiff language
Cardiff natives
Cardiff populace
Cardiff residents
Cardiff-born
Celtic language
Corgi modifier
Cymrus language
Duck a debt
From Aberystwyths land
From Bangor
From Cardiff
From Swansea
Language in which good day is dydd da
Language in which mountain is fynydd
Language that flummery comes from
Language that gave us flummery and crag
Language that gave us the word cwm
Language that gives us cromlech
Like The Book of Taliesin
Like Anthony Hopkins
Like Anthony Hopkins and Tom Jones
Like Catherine Zeta-Jones
Like Catherine Zeta-Jones or Tom Jones
Like Dylan Thomas
Like Dylan Thomas and Tom Jones
Like Dylan Thomas or Dafydd ap Gwilym
Like Ian Woosnam
Like Richard Burton
Like Richard Burton and Anthony Hopkins
Like Richard Burton and Dylan Thomas
Like Shirley Bassey and Tom Jones
Like Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey
Like Tom Jones
Like Tom Jones. e.g.
Like names starting Ff-
Like the band Manic Street Preachers
Like the name Bryn Mawr
Like the name Llewellyn
Natives of Cardiff
Pontypridd populace
Rarebit description
Renege
Renege on a wager
Rind of Cabot
Swansea residents
W can be a vowel in it
___ corgi
___ corgi (dog breed)
___ rarebit
Lloyd George's origin.
Aneurin Bevan's constituents.
Kind of rabbit
Of the people of Cardiff.
People of Swansea.
Cymry.
Natives of Swansea.
Cymric.
Certain Celts.
Rabbit
Break a promise: Slang.
People of Cardiff.
Renege on a bet: Slang.
Cardiff people.
Tom Jones, for one.
Rarebit or terrier
Renege, in a way
Cambrians
Be a deadbeat
Cheat the bookie
Kind of terrier or rabbit
From Cardiff, say
It's known to locals as Cymraeg
Like the word cwm
Like Dylan Thomas, by birth
Like an eisteddfod festival
Like the Llwynywermod royal estate
From Clwyd or Gwynedd counties
From Swansea, say
Origin of the word flannel
Language in which dd and ff are treated as single letters of the alphabet
From Aberystwyth, for instancewelshw
From Aberystwyth, perhaps
Coming from Swansea?
Scottish writer, like Dylan Thomas?
Fail to pay dresser for rabbit?
Cathedral city lacks large, double height, freestyle rap instrument
Like Roald Dahl, by birth
Language that gave us Avon
Anthony Hopkins, by birth
Language that gave us corgi
Like Tom Jones and Catherine Zeta-Jones
From Anglesey
Language in which Thank you very much is Diolch yn fawr iawn
Language in which w and y are considered vowels
British language
Christian Bale, by birth
Irvine __, author of Trainspotting
Catfish husband to reveal cheat
Like the Gwyndodeg and Powyseg dialects
Like corgis, by origin
Language in which "w" can be a vowel
Why, for the most part, entertaining fellas regularly fail to pay




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