Never knowingly undersolved
I have not seen Tees in my regular Monday Indy blogging spot for a while. This one has the usual wide range of subject matter to puzzle and entertain. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition … Read more >>
Thanks to Filbert. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Tetchy copper back on beat finds better route (5,3) SHORT CUT : SHORT(tetchy/short-tempered) + CU(symbol for the chemical element, copper) + last … Read more >>
Bluebird – a new setter to blog as June begins. And very enjoyable I found this – around the medium level of difficulty I would say. As to clues: Both 9ac and 26ac … Read more >>
It’s Phi-day today, so no surprise to find his latest puzzle in store for us. What has surprised me, however, is my inability to parse two of today’s clues, which is unusual for … Read more >>
Rodriguez is becoming a fairly regular setter in the Independent weekday series. The puzzles are carefully constructed with clues that make you think quite hard The clues have well disguised … Read more >>
Eccles makes his familiar appearance on a Wednesday.
Hoskins pops up on a Tuesday this week…..
Another Bank Holiday and we have Gila making an occasional visit to our side. Seems like only yesterday I was blogging. Oh it was.
Unbelievable ….
Hello everyone. A puzzle from Tyrus today.
Not surprisingly, given that it is a Friday, we have a puzzle from Phi. Phi often has themes within his grids and today he gave us one . I doubt if … Read more >>
Filbert provides our Thursday challenge today.
Bluth fills the mid-week Indy slot today.
Atrica has provided our latest Tuesday challenge. I found this quite a challenge, and after two attempts, I needed to cheat to get 26, which was an unfamiliar spelling to me; once 26 … Read more >>
Xestobium (the scientific name for the Death Watch beetle) seems to have made a couple of previous appearances.