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scchua A puzzle with enjoyable surfaces. Thanks Glowworm. Definitions are underlined in the clues. [[The pictures at the bottom have an unidentified link to the puzzle.]] Across 1 Seconds a beanpole may welcome? (7-2) … Read more >>
Firstly thanks to flashling for standing in for me last week. This week it’s another Tuesday puzzle by Peto (so far all his/hers have been blogged by yours truly). Not exactly a pushover, … Read more >>
Thanks Rufus for another enjoyable, not too difficult start to the week. (Apologies to all for late posting – incredibly slow connection today.) Definitions are underlined in the clues. [[Each picture at the … Read more >>
Neo has always provided an enjoyable challenge to me. This was no exception, though made a bit easier once I had cracked 19 26 9. Thanks Neo. Definitions are underlined in the clues. [[Each … Read more >>
A typical Orlando Quiptic, compact clues, mainly cryptic/double definitions and anagrams, and all easily enjoyable. Thanks Orlando. Definitions are underlined in the clues. [[The pictures at the bottom each has an unidentified link to … Read more >>
Not too difficult a Pasquale today. Some nice surfaces, abundant use of the containment device, some religious references here and there, reference to a not obscure but raunchy person, and the last one for … Read more >>
In a break from the usual, Mudd, almost always, if not always, an FT Prize puzzle setter, takes the Tuesday spot to bring a message for a worthy cause. The standard of difficulty … Read more >>
Sometimes Eimi can be quite tricky, but it looks as if he’s toned it down for a relaxing Sunday with this enjoyable piece. Thanks Eimi. From past experience, Eimi’s puzzles have been known to have … Read more >>
An easy going puzzle with some good surfaces from a regular starter for the FT week. Thanks Jason. Definitions are underlined in the clues. [[Each picture at the bottom has an unidentified link … Read more >>
This is the third time that I’ve blogged Rufus on Monday and his alter ego on Tuesday. So it appears that Rufus is becoming quite a regular starter for the FT week. Following … Read more >>
It’s a regular Monday, in other words, it’s an enjoyable puzzle of dds and cds and anagrams from Rufus. A bit tricky towards the end, in the NW corner, which, for me, took as … Read more >>
This is Peto’s second FT puzzle. The first was also blogged by me, and this is in the same calibre, a not difficult, enjoyable start to the week. Thanks Peto. Having said that, … Read more >>
The only Moley Quiptic I have blogged was also my first on 15sq. I don’t recall the details of the first, except that it was quite straightforward, and today’s is the same. Thanks … Read more >>
This was an enjoyable puzzle, not too difficult, with a new word for me, so it was a 14A (which is a word I dislike!). A lot of help from the 3 related clues, … Read more >>
This was one of the more difficult Phssthpoks I’ve completed. Without the help of the anagrams, I think I would have found it even harder. Some tricky clues to be had here. Thanks Phssthpok. … Read more >>