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Anton,
It is 'Cattar'; 'Cutter/Cudder' is what the septics call it.
Oggers,
Given the level of activity in the region of late, I fear you may be deluged with responses. Do you have a specific question about the place?
CH
It is 'Cattar'; 'Cutter/Cudder' is what the septics call it.
Oggers,
Given the level of activity in the region of late, I fear you may be deluged with responses. Do you have a specific question about the place?
CH
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but please do tell me: it it Cattar, Cutter, Cattargh?
The most accurate English estimate is something halfway between "cutter" and "gutter." It's not "KUH-tar," the pronunciation that has become the standard among TV newscasters.
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Originally Posted by Combine Harvester
Given the level of activity in the region of late, I fear you may be deluged with responses. Do you have a specific question about the place?
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