A familiar face on Friday serves up a nice entertaining puzzle. Thanks to Bradman for a gentle solve to end the work week with!!
FT
Financial Times 15,418 by WANDERER
One for Ls of themed puzzles!
The preamble to this puzzle reads “L has the same meaning throughout”, so once you work out what L stands for, this is a fun puzzle.
Financial Times 15,408 by Alberich
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 26, 2016
Financial Times 15,417 by PETO
I think this is the first time I have written a blog for a Peto puzzle. Very enjoyable and made to be accessible without being dull or pedestrian. Thank you Peto.
Financial Times 15,416 by SAYANG
A solid mid-week shift from Sayan.
Financial Times 15,413 by GURNEY
A nice easy puzzle from GURNEY to reset the balance for FT puzzles this week. Good for beginners on cryptic grids. Thanks Gurney for the enjoyable distraction this Friday morning.
Financial Times 15,412 by SLEUTH
A straightforward offering from Sleuth
Financial Times 15,403 – Falcon
Monday Prize Crossword / Nov 21, 2016
With Falcon you know what to expect: mostly easy clues with smooth surfaces ….
Financial Times 15,402 by Goliath
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 19, 2016
Financial Times 15,411 by CHALMIE
I was clealry not on Chalmie’s wavelength this morning as it took me an age to solve and I struggled to explain many of my answers. Did anyone else find this a particularly opaque puzzle or am I just having an off day?
Financial Times 15,410 by NEO
Straightforward this morning, with a mini-theme to keep things interesting.
Financial Times 15,407 by REDSHANK
A riveting puzzle from Redshank, who had me at my wits end for most of the solve. Innovative cluing with some refreshingly new takes on some familiar words. I needed Geoff’s help to sort out a couple of clues. Thanks Redshank, for a gem of a challenge.
Financial Times 15,406 by GAFF
A themed offering from Gaff…
Financial Times 15,397 – Crux
Monday Prize Crossword / Nov 14, 2016
I was expecting a Crux, and a Crux was what I got.