st GK

[mohill]

I believe the answers to the Sunday GK are now printed in the paper, so maybe quite a few of you could help. I work from the website, which does not print the solution until a week later.

1D Indian dish of meat and onions (7) D - P - A - A

11A Directed devotional exercises (4,5) K - E - DRILL

18A Belief in a meaningless world (9) A - S - - - ISM

23A Poetic word for the sun (7) D - Y - - - R

19D Scottish term for smoke-dried (5) - - E - -

Many thanks

[forgetfultel]

Don't get Sunday T, but:-

1d = Dupiaza

[forgetfultel]

18a = Absurdism

[forgetfultel]

23a = Daystar

[forgetfultel]

19d may be Green, but I'm not sure

No idea on 11a

[grannyg]

Could 11A be kerb-drill?
I haven't got the paper as I refuse to buy it after the fiasco of the last few weeks!!

[LindaBon]

I hope that most of us have NOT bought the Sunday Telegraph this week

[LindaBon]

Sorry Mohill did not include you in that as you get it from the web

[biley]

ARE the answers to today's DT GK crossword in the paper? If they are, is the number of the crossword number 680? I ask because the Telegraph Crossword Society's Sunday GK crossword (number 680) is showing as a prize crossword, which is surely why, as mohill states, the website does not publish results until a week later.

Anybody clarify this please (without slagging off the Telegraph!)

[Heather33]

11a knee drill

[geo0939]

19d Scottish word for smoke is reek so try REEKT

[hopgood]

19d reest also means to stop/arrest