Language of Great Britain Crossword Clue

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Language of Great Britain Crossword Answer

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(noun)
1. the dialect of English used in Scotland
(adjective)
1. of or relating to or characteristic of Scotland or its people or culture or its English dialect or Gaelic language

Hint 2: Clue Definitions

BRITAIN (noun)
1. a monarchy in northwestern Europe occupying most of the British Isles; divided into England and Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland; `Great Britain’ is often used loosely to refer to the United Kingdom
LANGUAGE (noun)
1. a systematic means of communicating by the use of sounds or conventional symbols
2. (language) communication by word of mouth

Hint 3: Anagram

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COSTS

More WSJ Crossword (8/29/2025) Answers

Across

1. “I just made a big mistake!”

6. Green field: Abbr.

10. Helgenberger of CSI

14. Sneak ___ (look before you should)

15. Romantic letter closing

16. In need of attention, as a sore

17. Song from the Beatles’ debut album

19. Kappa preceder

20. Campus org.

21. Fashion’s Lagerfeld

22. "___ the loneliest number..."

23. Limit, on many a hwy.

26. Bathroom floor item

29. Hoppy brews

30. "So sorry to hear that!"

31. Attractive, exciting quality

34. Lyrical Lipa

37. New Haven is on it

40. She’s sheared

41. Almond Joy cousin

42. Fancy footwork

43. Beer bubbles

44. “Loot” playwright Joe

45. Famed airport eponym

51. Hard to get to know

52. “___ I” (1991 Nicholson Baker book)

53. Racket’s finish, maybe

56. Novel outline

57. Makes peppier

60. Deputy

61. What you eat and drink

63. 1987 role for Costner

64. No trouble at all

65. ___ tea

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Down

1. Won’t stop talking

2. ___ facto

3. He succeeded Rishi

4. Swimmer said to be slippery

5. Chicago suburb

6. Use, as influence

7. How a double-entendre may be delivered

8. Reversible kitchenware brand

9. Reed often seen on a guitar

10. Half of an Iowa city

11. “To read ___ is to hear it with our eyes”: Octavio Paz

12. Make good as new, as a pool cue

13. Grind in rage, as one’s teeth

18. Preventative shot

22. Skating rink figures

23. Dull, difficult task

24. Aficionado

25. Alternatives to Surface Pros

26. Lone

27. Eats

28. Literary Tyler

31. “...set the herring ___ in brine”: Eugene Field

32. Fancy feather

33. Horned piper

34. Number divided by two?

35. Negate

36. Ace-after-a-deuce result

38. Gotta go!

39. Nashville venue

43. Seven piano keys can make them

44. A bit weird

45. Four-time Olympics host

46. Skate park trick

47. Parka parts

48. Rodin’s “The Thinker” and “The Kiss,” e.g.

49. More than mean

50. Split ___ (New Zealand band with the 1977 song “Crosswords”)

53. Artist Schiele

54. Diminutive suffix

55. Optimistic

57. Last part of a drink, often

58. 86,400 segundos

59. Sgt. e.g.

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