As always a themed puzzle from Gozo. I didn’t know them all but each themed answer is gettable from the wordplay alone. Thank you Gozo.
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Financial Times 16,095 by HAMILTON
A dogged fight versus Hamilton this morning and one which I seem to have lost…
Financial Times 16,094 by CRUX
An interesting CRUX kicks off the week…
Financial Times 16,092 by WANDERER
A challenging puzzle today from WANDERER, thanks to whom for a gripping work out.
Financial Times 16,091 by ORENSE
Orense provides today’s challenge.
Financial Times 16,081 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 2, 2019
Financial Times 16,090 by IO
Phew this was tough! Very enjoyable but the name Io still strikes fear into a blogger’s heart. This time I got away with it, but only just!
I am away up in the Highlands today but will try and get back to the blog if I can get a signal. Thanks Io.
Financial Times 16,089 by FALCON
A fairly straightforward solve for a Tuesday, though with a few less common words to keep us thinking.
Financial Times 16,088 by ARMONIE
A pleasant start to the week from ARMONIE…
Financial Times 16,086 by BRADMAN
On the easier side of Bradman’s offerings this Friday. Thanks Don, for a quick workout.
Financial Times 16,085 by ARTEXLEN
My first blog of an Artexlen puzzle.
Financial Times 16,075 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of January 26, 2019
Financial Times 16,084 by AARDVARK
Sorry the blog is late, the online puzzle is not available at the moment and Gaufrid had to help me find a copy.
Thanks also to Cryptic Sue for being and early bird and spotting this morning that I had inadvertently posted a blog for yesterday’s puzzle by mistake.
Financial Times 16,083 by SLORMGORM
Medium-hard for a Tuesday, with some cunningly-hidden short definitions.
Financial Times 16,082 by VELIA
Monday begins with VELIA, who we have not seen before…