Crossword-Solution: BODLE 5 letters, 3 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 8

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Bodle n. A small Scotch coin worth about one sixth of an English
penny.

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BODLE anagram BOLED, DOBLE, LOBED

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ISLAND off North Carolina 1 answer
NORTH Carolina, island off 1 answer
small obsolete Scottish coin 1 answer
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Hint 1 meaning
The superficial contents of any figure; the surface included within any given lines; superficial extent; as, the area of a square or a triangle.
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ARAE
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CERTAIN BRAIN SIZE
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Indeed, we were deaved about the affability of old crabbit Bodle of Bodletonbrae, and his sister, Miss Jenny, when they favoured us with their company at the first inspection ball.
The Provost John Galt 2007
Shanet owed nobody a bodle, but she couldna pide to see honest folk and pretty shentlemen forced away to prison whether they would or no; and then, if Shanet was to lay her tangs ower ane of the ragamuffins’ heads, it would be, maybe, that the law would gi’ed a hard name.” One thing I have learned in life--never to speak sense when nonsense will answer the purpose as well.
Chronicles of the Canongate Sir Walter Scott 1999
She gangs whiles to the doctor’s--but he’s a kin’ o’ a freen’ o’ the yerl’s, ’cause he likes stinks--but that’s the yoong doctor.” “Does her brother never go out to dinner anywhere, and take her with him?” “Naebody cares a bodle aboot his lordship i’ the haill country-side, sae far as I can learn.
Warlock o’ Glenwarlock George MacDonald 2004
Auchtermuchty knows nought else, nor are the times so peaceful as to admit close-looking into such accounts.” “Nay, let him tell the truth,” said Seyton, “so far as it harms not our scheme.--Say that Henry Seyton met with him, my good fellow;--I care not a brass bodle for the feud.” “A feud with the Douglas was ever to be feared, however,” said George, displeasure mingling with his natural deep gravity of manner.
The Abbot Sir Walter Scott 2004
Macleuchar!" "I am just serving a customer.—Indeed, hinny, it will no be a bodle cheaper than I tell ye." "Woman," reiterated the traveller, "do you think we can stand here all day till you have cheated that poor servant wench out of her half-year's fee and bountith?" "Cheated!" retorted Mrs.
The Antiquary, Volume 1 Sir Walter Scott 2004