CLEOBURY MORTIMER, Shropshire
Name from Old English
Clifu meaning a steep place
Church has crooked spire
CLEOBURY MORTIMER, Shropshire
Name from Old English
Clifu meaning a steep place
Church has crooked spire
LONDON APPRENTICE, Cornwall
St. Austell hamlet
a tin-mining settlement
A true Cornish place
CAVIL
Blow against the fur*
he cavils at all I say
only to find fault
Note: To blow against the fur comes from the practice of furriers to blow against a pelt to find imperfections.
Come to Good, Cornwall
Cwm ty Coit Cornish
Thought to mean coombe in the wood
Quaker it turns out
TREWHIDDLE, Cornwall
Francis P. Pascoe
noted entomologist
studied beetles here
CACOETHES
Irresistable
craving, urge or mania
doodling at your desk
PERRANZABULOE, Cornwall
Medieval Latin
Perranus in sabulo
Piran in the sand
WAR FARE IN THE BLOOD
Coumadin tablets
anti-coagulation
it’s I-N-R time
PHUBBING
Are you phubbing me?
Be quiet I am talking
on my mobile phone
ECHELON
Level of command
authority or a rank
A place of power
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