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Financial Times 15115 by CHALMIE
At first I did not notice the special instructions, which resulted in some very puzzling defintiions. All became clear in the end. Thank you Chalmie.
Financial Times 15114 by ARMONIE
Pleasant Tuesday stroll.
Financial Times 15111 by CINCINNUS
A rarely seen setter on a Friday, Cincinnus gives us a straightforward challenge with just a touch of some unusual words to keep things interesting. Clean, unambiguous cluing meant that the parsing was a breeze. 14ac and 30ac were new words for me, both of which were “getable” from the clue.
Financial Times 15110 by BRADMAN
A super crossword. Entertaining and fun. Thanks, Bradman
Financial Times 15,100 by Rosa Klebb
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 28, 2015
Financial Times 15109 by WANDERER
Easier to guess the solutions than to explain them. Thanks to Wanderer for a very enjoyable tussle.
Financial Times 15,108 / Crux
When I started this one I thought it was going to be a walk in the park because entries were going in at a fair rate of knots but this proved not to … Read more >>
Financial Times 15105 by GOLIATH
I loved this puzzle from Goliath. My past attempts at solving his grids hadnt been encouraging so it was with some dread that I got to this one. I got to the theme pretty quickly and then it was smooth sailing from there on. Had to look up an alternative meaning for one of the clues (…) . All in all, a fine treat from a fine setter.
Financial Times 15104 by FLIMSY
Mostly straightforward. Thanks, Flimsy.
Financial Times 15,095 – Falcon
Monday Prize Crossword / Nov 23, 2015
A pleasant crossword from Falcon in his over-familiar style.
Financial Times 15,094 by Gaff
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 21, 2015
Financial Times 15103 by REDSHANK
Another really super puzzle from Redhsank, and quite tricky too. Thank you Redshank.
Financial Times 15102 by DANTE
One for lovers of double definitions…