A straightforward Tuesday solve from a new setter to me.
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Financial Times 16,339 by ARMONIE
An enjoyable challenge from Armonie this morning.
Financial Times 16,337 by REDSHANK
Redshank serves up a gentle challenge this Friday morning. Thanks Redshank.
Financial Times 16,336 by CHALMIE
A straightforward offering from Chalmie.
Financial Times 16,326 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 16, 2019
Financial Times 16,335 by MONK
Another good puzzle, as reliable as the sun coming up every morning. Thank you Monk. For added interest the middle letters of the grid come in pairs. ACROSS 1 SUBTRACT Withhold advance payment … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,334 by ORENSE
Brisk Tuesday solve with some very nice constructs and, happily, a few things to talk about…
Financial Times 16,333 by VELIA
VELIA eases us into the week… Nothing too taxing for a Monday here… which is all for the best as I feel somewhat under the weather! HEDGE FUNDS and WEB PAGES maybe a … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,331 by WANDERER
A delightful challenge from WANDERER this Friday, which I felt was on the easier side of his offerings. Thanks WANDERER.
Financial Times 16,330 by ALBERICH
A typically high-quality puzzle from Alberich. I really enjoyed this solve as there was a bit of everything in here. Alberich is a very clever, but very fair setter, who uses a range … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,320 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 9, 2019
Financial Times 16,329 by GAFF
A tough puzzle from Gaff, but one I enjoyed grappling with. Thank you Gaff. T in the clues stands in for tree. ACROSS 1 JOY ADAMSON Lion tamer was happiness to a T … Read more >>
Financial Times 16328 Falcon
Thanks Falcon for an enjoyable puzzle. Definitions are underlined in the clues. It’s another pangram. Across 1 Pack case for accordion (7-3) SQUEEZE BOX : PACK(to cram/squeeze into) + BOX(a case for items … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,327 by ZAMORCA
Cracking crossword from Zamorca.
Financial Times 16,325 by BRADMAN
80% straightforward 20%obscure , is how I would describe today’s FT solve. Thanks Bradman, for the treat.