Neo steps up to the setters’ plate this morning.
FT
Financial Times 16.413 by Gozo
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 29, 2020 For Leap Day, we get a special puzzle from Gozo. It must have taken him some struggle to fit this together and have … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,422 by IO
A great puzzle! Not hard by Io’s standards, but that certainly doesn’t make a puzzle easy… Thank you Io. There are various references to tea and tea making in here, but I don’t … Read more >>
Financial Times 16421 Moo
Thanks Moo for the (debut?) puzzle. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1 Woman in Congress almost completely mad (6) BONKER : “bonkers”(completely mad/insane) minus its last letter(almost …). Defn: Woman (or … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,420 by FALCON
Enjoyable puzzle this morning.
Financial Times 16,418 / Bradman
It would appear that Turbolegs is not going to be with us today so here is a quick analysis of the clues. . . Across 1 Hostile European male in charge of a … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,417 by JASON
Today’s FT puzzle is brought to us courtesy of Jason.
Financial Times 16,407 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 22, 2020
Financial Times 16,416 by JULIUS
I hope Julius will forgive me for saying this, but what a lot of rubbish! Thank you Julius. ACROSS 1 LITTER BAGS Spooner’s resentful convicts found down in the dumps (6,4) Spoonersim of … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,415 by BASILISK
Recommended, even if you don’t usually do the Tuesday FT.
Financial Times 16,414 by ZAMORCA
A satisfying challenge from ZAMORCA this morning… And, if I'm not much mistaken, a pangram to boot! All good stuff, though I think my parsing of 14d and 27a is a bit dodgy. … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,412 by ALBERICH
A delightful and difficult challenge from Alberich today. Classic pareto solve for me – last 20% of the clues took 80% of the solve time.
Financial Times 16,411 by NEO
A beginners’ level puzzle from Neo in this morning’s FT.
Financial Times 16,401 by Goliath
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 15, 2020
Financial Times 16,410 by REDSHANK
Another elegantly crafted puzzle from Redshank. Thank you. ACROSS 1 CANDELABRA Where tapers are balanced unsteadily by artist (10) anagram (unsteadily) of BALANCED then RA (Royal Academician, artist) 7 WEAR Conflict over East … Read more >>