Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword 12714 Saturday January 13Th 2018

[blueberry2]

39 ac A row of scythed grass or grain...... swathe or swaths

Grateful for any help thank you

[Captain2]

Swaths

[Toorak]

Swathe

[cashier]

I'D go with swathe

[Toorak]

https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/swathe

[cashier]

Dan word has it as swaths

[elliemay1]

I would go with 'swathe' as it is singular

[fiction-factory]

Danword is usually right but not always. I sometimes think someone has deliberately but an answer on there to throw us off the scent

[aelmpvw]

i'd like to hear mamya and dannyk's opinion, i can't make my mind up

[dannyk13]

I put swaths

[aelmpvw]

me too danny but it's plural and that bothers me?

[dannyk13]

Me too, probably wrong, but it is in the post.

[Captain2]

Has the answer to this puzzler been printed today? It's usually a week Monday.

[dannyk13]

Capt. It's the Saturday Prize Crossword.Solution will be next Saturday.

[Captain2]

It's probably my age then Danny, and I can remember when I last bought a paper version. So which one gets published on Mondays?

Thanks for replying

[Captain2]

^^^^ ... can't remember....