Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of October 7, 2016
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Financial Times 15,375 / Monk
I don’t know what has happened to PeeDee today unless he has forgotten that it’s Wednesday. In view of getting this posted without too much further delay, I won’t add much of a … Read more >>
Financial Times 15,374 by SAYANG
Trademark cheek-puffing anagrams and some evocative surfaces from Sayang this morning.
Financial Times 15,371 by GAFF
A really neat themed puzzle from Gaff!! A lot of fun solving including the expected toughies (parsing more difficult than solving when it comes to Gaff). Thanks a lot Gaff for a winnieng puzzle.
Financial Times 15,370 by BRADMAN
Not sure how I feel about this puzzle…
Financial Times 15,361 – Dante
Monday Prize Crossword / Oct 3, 2016
Last time no Rufus nor Dante, ‘this’ Monday they were both there.
Financial Times 15,360 by Goliath
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of October 1, 2016 This puzzle took me a while to solve with the top-right quadrant proving the most challenging. My clue of the week is … Read more >>
Financial Times 15,369 by GURNEY
I would call this an enjoyable and straightforward except for there being one clue I cannot explain, so perhaps not so strightforward after all. Can someone help me out please! Thanks Gurney.
Financial Times 15,368 by CRUX
Easy-peasy but far from boring. A very nice puzzle from Crux this morning.
Financial Times 15,365 by WANDERER
Another brain twister from Wanderer! No clue that could be termed obvious yet upon solving seemed like they should have been easier than they appeared to be. Exactly what a good crossword clue should be. I have 1 clue that I am not sure I have solved fully …
Financial Times 15,364 by MUDD
A very good puzzle let down by repetition.
Financial Times 15,355 – Falcon
Monday Prize Crossword / Sep 26, 2016
A Monday without Rufus, and no Dante either!
Time for a pleasant and easy Falcon.
Financial Times 15,354 by Mudd
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of September 24, 2016
Financial Times 15,363 by JULIUS
Something of a challenge form Julius. There is plenty to go at in here, a few straightforward clues but mostly downright deviousness. Vey enjoyable, thanks Julius.
Financial Times 15,362 by JASON
A steady solve this morning, with some lovely surfaces from Jason.