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Finn and Win always looked like Scotland's best chance of making amends for Nice and the playmaker leaped high to catch a rare, squiffy pass from Laidlaw and set up Kinghorn with a punt but the winger didn't seem to think he had the legs for the break.

Squiffy HAVE to say I am always sceptical of these types of performance tables.

I even attend the Turriff Show (yawn, but great PR and I can get properly squiffy on free Champers on the ticket of those local accountants who always sponsor the booze tent).

I'm never hurt by the insult about my squiffy eyes" Broadcaster Evan Davis.

"I'm never hurt by the insult about my squiffy eyes" - Broadcaster Evan Davis.

But only a public replica of what goes on in parliament, which has an ignoble history of subsidised drinking ever since Pitt the Younger threw up behind the Speaker's chair, and Herbert Asquith, whose alcohol consumption was legendary, earned the nickname Squiffy.

Squiffy and the Vine Street Boys in Shiver Me Timbers

It's not just online that squiffy shopping can occur.

As part of the production process, a competition was run to select a name for the new beer, and Kathryn Pilling became the lucky winner when her suggested name, "Squiffy Duck", was chosen.

As part of the production process a competition was run to select a name for the new beer and Kathryn Pilling was the lucky winner with her choice 'Squiffy Duck'.

Senior author John Geddes said: "If it was cancer and only one in six were getting access to effective treatment, we'd think there was something squiffy going on."

He also joked he still felt "a bit squiffy" as he appeared on Sky's Soccer AM after spending the night at a Soho hotel.