Sunday Telegraph 2534

[woolfy42]

4a Goes round without penny, being this? (8) - T - - - P - -
11a Clergyman hasn't finished page - that's right (5) - - C - -
Any ideas please?

[sandyRoe]

11a Vicar?

[DrFilth]

seen 4a answered as strapped
and 11a, recto .........recto(r)

[sandyRoe]

Ignore my vicar.

[LadyMelina]

Has anyone got any non-cryptic questions? These ones go straight over my head

[DrFilth]

you would get the r for 11a from 6d, apron ?

[woolfy42]

Thanks for RECTO - it's the right hand page of a book apparently!

[DrFilth]

thats the clergyman part of the clue ( rector )

[woolfy42]

..and apron is part of a stage - thanks.

[DrFilth]

anymore ?

[woolfy42]

I must be getting thicker - 4a Goes round without penny, being this? (8)
Goes = departs, stick a p in it backwards and you get strapped. Got there finally!
Don't think it's a very good clue though.

[DrFilth]

you have cracked it, night night

[woolfy42]

If you fancy a challeng before bedtime, here is my favourite Sunday Times anagram:

Curried pink tandoori with rice, no egg, is a middle eastern speciality (6,4,5)

I - D - - N / R - - - / T - - - -

[swarbrules]

Had it last night, it's one of my favourites:

Indian rook tripe

[DrFilth]

got indian , never heard of rook tripe

[woolfy42]

Close, but it's INDIAN ROPE TRICK!