A familiar setter for the end of the work week, BRADMAN dishes out a relatively easy challenge with just the right mix of some unusual words thrown in. Needed the interwebs to help confirm solution / parsing for a couple. Thanks Don!
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Financial Times 16,139 by PETO
Peto provides this morning’s headscratcher in the FT.
Financial Times 16,129 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 30, 2019
Financial Times 16,138 by JULIUS
Entertaining as always. Thank you Julius.
Financial Times 16137 Sleuth
Thanks Sleuth for an enjoyable crossword. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1 Sauciest hint when frolicking making one keen (12) ENTHUSIASTIC : Anagram of(… when frolicking) SAUCIEST HINT. 8 Companion rejected … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,136 by ARMONIE
Armonie gives us a fun and fairly challenging puzzle to kick off the week.
Financial Times 16,134 by ALBERICH
A solid challenge from ALBERICH today. I was coming along fine until the last 5 clues which took me thrice as long as the rest of the puzzle. Mainly got stuck in the SE corner.
Financial Times 16,133 by ORENSE
There’s a lot to like in this Orense puzzle…
Financial Times 16,123 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 23, 2019
Financial Times 16,132 by CHALMIE
I enjoyed this, a fun puzzle. Thank you Chalmie.
Financial Times 16,131 by FALCON
Falcon always a pleasure, and this morning’s no exception. A couple of new words and some ‘No, really?’ head-scratchery in the bottom left
Financial Times 16,130 by CRUX
CRUX kicks off April…
Financial Times 16,128 by WANDERER
An excellent challenge from WANDERER this Friday. Rarely see so many interwoven clues in a single crossword. Needed dictionary verification for a couple of new words for me.
Financial Times 16,127 by REDSHANK
Redshank’s puzzle in this morning’s FT is a joy to solve.
Financial Times 16,117 by Goliath
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 16, 2019