This is a very good puzzle indeed, but be warned! It is definitely not an easy one. Following usual approach of looking for anagrams and charades will get you so far, but after that some serious lateral thinking is required. Thank you Io.
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Financial Times 16,747 by SLEUTH
A stiff-ish test for a Tuesday,
Financial Times 16,746 by SLORMGORM
A gentle SLORMGORM to start the working week…
Financial Times 16,744 by WANDERER
A proper challenge from WANDERER this Friday that gave me many a hair-pulling moment.
Financial Times 16,743 by BASILISK
One for fans of the homophone.
Financial Times 16,733 by Mudd
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 13, 2021
Financial Times 16,742 by GOZO
A themed puzzle again today. I remembered most of the themed answers, but a couple were completely new to me. Thanks Gozo.
Financial Times 16,741 by FALCON
Decent Tuesday fare, with style and some guile.
Financial Times 16,740 by VELIA
A dependably 5d puzzle from Velia this morning.
Financial Times 16,738 by ALBERICH
A typical ALBERICH offering. Very clean cluing to put it succinctly.
Financial Times 16,737 by MOO
A clever puzzle from Moo.
Financial Times 16,727 by Chalmie
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 6, 2021
Financial Times 16,736 by JULIUS
Good fun from Julius, as always. There are a couple of clues that I can’t explain, can anyone help out? Thank you Julius.
Financial Times 16,735 by ORENSE
Tricksy for a Tuesday, I thought,
Financial Times 16,734 by PETO
Monday begins with a PETO…