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Daily Telegraph Prize Crossword no. 25,153

bridgenut | 15:35 Sat 18th Nov 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Help please
Is 19 down Galumph ?
clue is :- Posh girl first having speed to move about joyfully .
?A?U?P?
Reason I ask is because the definitions I can find for galumph is to move round heavily and clumsily .

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sarumite

Yes 19d Galumph .. in collins dictionary it says to leap or move about clumsily or joyfully... and Chambers says to stride along exultantly.

sarumite

......... I perhaps should have added that Posh Girl = Gal, and umph = speed.
best wishes (S)

johnalex

Agree 'gal+umph'

http://www.onelook.com/?lang=all&w=*%3Ajoyfull y&loc=cb

bridgenut

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many thanks to both of you . Could see GAL for posh girl and UMPH for speed . Suppose I will have to buy myself an up to date dikshonery sometime !
Regards