Solution: Language with a trilled "r" - NYT Crossword

Solution: Language with a trilled

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The Verified Answer for Language with a trilled “r” is:

  • SCOTS
NYT Crossword September 1 2018

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Hint 1: Clue Explanation

I’m used to thinking of “roll” rather than “trill” when it comes to the “r” in rrrrrrromance languages — there are actually at least four anatomical techniques for accomplishing several such effects, and they’re used all over the world. I was still not expecting SCOTS, despite some familiarity with the brogue, which is, of course, trilled. This is quite a long lecture, but it’s hypnotizing. I think it might be the effect of listening to a language so close to English and yet partially incomprehensible, or maybe it’s his voice.

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The correct answer to the crossword clue “Language with a trilled “r”” is SCOTS.
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The clue “Language with a trilled “r”” most recently appeared in a NYT Crossword on September 1, 2018.
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