Scunnered with the malign Scottish press, scunnered with his own backbenchers, scunnered with the amateurism and ineptness of the parliament.
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I'm fair scunnered about the Holyrood project, and I have the advantage of being fair scunnered before just about anyone else in the country.
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Scots football fans will be scunnered by the SFA's attitude.
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Most Scots are well scunnered by the braying pantomime of PMQs past.
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I'm a wee bit scunnered with football at the moment, as you can imagine.
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If Salmond was scunnered with Scotland, why not let him have a rest in Westminster?
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When the season ticket deal came out and we saw the prices, I was just scunnered.
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And yet, so scunnered is he, once he gets to Ibrox he scarcely takes in the game.
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I'm scunnered with getting bumped by some bauchle too busy yattering to watch where they are going.
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Brian Laudrup was scunnered in Italy but when he came to Rangers, his family life became idyllic.
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Defined as a feeling of disgust, or in my case, being fed up, I am scunnered beyond belief because I am not well.
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One of the ablest political figures of his generation, Salmond, scunnered, gave up on leading the parliament he had devoted his life to winning.
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Snapoftheday The Premiership campaign is only six games in but these Killie fans seem so scunnered that they already wish the season was over.
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You can now get The Butterfly Rammy book which takes us on a journey through Scots words like dwam, scunnered, beelin' and taps aff.
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A particularly tasty dish – a cordon bleu irony, an irony worthy of a rating from Michelin – is produced by the important contest to be the next leader of the scunnered Scottish Labour party.
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