Telgraph Crossword

[Keanogoals]

Hey, im new to this site. Hi everyone.

I'm only 21, started doing the crossword recently, admittedly, theres often weeks where I have to look up a fair few, but anyway i enjoy it. Got them all apart from 3, help appreciated.

9d - Informal name for atype of building used to replace houses bombed in the Second World War

17d - A person who fishes with a hook and line

26a - Episcopal area of jurisdiction.

Thanks.

[ladyalex]

9d Prefab
17d Angler
26a Diocese

[kayakamina]

Welcome to the site. It is nice to have someone of your age interested in crosswords and I think you will find the people on the site friendly and helpful.

If you do not understand a reply that has been given don't hesitate to ask for an explanation. We all started off in a small way and you only learn by experience and the experience of others.

It is also a good idea to check the answers given in the papers for the previous day's puzzle and make sure that you understand the reason for the solution.


Good luck

[bimbo123456]

Hi Keano, welcome to AB. I see the ladies have already answered your post. However, just a small thing, if you also quote the number of letters and any that you have, ABers who do not have the actual crossword can help too:)

[bimbo123456]

Also the Telegraph crossword is often shortened to DTGK then the date :). Do you know about the search pane at the top of the page? If you are looking for a particular clue input some detail and click in the site circle. Bob's your uncle.

[old geyser]

DTGK What a fine bunch of people you all are, trying to help the newcomer.

Good luck to all.

[shaking]

That is quite a hard crossword to begin with, well done. We are here to help you if you get stuck.

[Amelioratio]

I'm a young'un too, in my mid 20s :) Been doin these since I was 14 - my grandma got me into them!

[shardlake]

Hi Keanogoals. May I add my welcome to those already posted? I wish you many happy crosswords to come!

[watts100]

9d prefab
17d angler

[danoran]

Hi ! I don't know if this will help but, by chance, I picked up a copy of my friend's paper, completed the crossword and -Bingo- won a consolation prize. First Time Lucky!
On the other hand, I have been submitting the Sunday Times Crossword for a couple of years now and have never won a thing. The main thing though is to have fun.