Inquisitor 1529: That Sinking Feeling by Nudd
It’s been three years since Nudd set an Inquisitor, so it’s a pleasant change to see one now. The preamble told us that "a single letter must be jettisoned from … Read more >>
Never knowingly undersolved
It’s been three years since Nudd set an Inquisitor, so it’s a pleasant change to see one now. The preamble told us that "a single letter must be jettisoned from … Read more >>
It’s a bit like buses. No blogging of Klingsor for a while, then I get both the January and February ones. That’s fine! There was only one word I didn’t … Read more >>
Phi. on Friday – no surprises there All but one of the entries were words that I have come across. RECREANTS at 18 across was new to me but the … Read more >>
Wiglaf on Tuesday this week. It’s nearly fifteen months since I last blogged a Wiglaf puzzle and I note I said then that was the first Wiglaf I had blogged, … Read more >>
As far as I can ascertain from research on fifteensquared, Points is more regularly seen at weekends than during the week. I can’t remember blogging a Poins puzzle before. Maybe … Read more >>
This is Chalicea’s thirteenth Inquisitor in seven year, so we see her puzzle every six months on average. The preamble was fairly short, as follows: "A message relating to | … Read more >>
It’s a while since I blogged a Klingsor puzzle I think, so it was good to get one today. Klingsor doesn’t do messages or Ninas very often but he does … Read more >>
The Azed puzzle this week is the monthly competition puzzle where this month the puzzle is plain and one clue is simply a definition. Competitors are asked to write a clue for the … Read more >>
Friday is my Independent blogging day this week so it’s no surprise to find a Phi puzzle. It’s always fun to try and see if Phi has a theme in … Read more >>
Punk sets the first Tuesday Independent of 2018 The theme is defined by the gateway entry at 22 across – UNDERGROUND. There were nine London UNDERGROUND stations in the grid. … Read more >>
Dac takes us away from Christmas-themed crosswords and provides us with his usual smooth surfaces leading to everyday words as entries. You know where you stand with Dac. Rarely is … Read more >>
I’m used to blogging Phi puzzles in the Independent, but I think it’s a while since I last blogged an Inquisitor by Phi The preamble told us that “Four across … Read more >>
Filbert gave me quite a challenge today. Did others find this easier than me? I found this quite hard with everything becoming clear only when I sussed out all the … Read more >>
Friday means Phi This looks like a puzzle free from themes and messages, but I’ve often been wrong before. We have LASTS and LUSTS but no LESTS, LISTS or LOSTS. … Read more >>
Knut is known for his topical crosswords. Today we had reference to ROBERT MUGABE, who relinquished power in Zimbabwe recently, and to DAVID CASSIDY, singer with the PARTRIDGE Family who … Read more >>