Nothing too far from the ordinary in today’s outing, although I admit that I got stuck with about five clues to go before they finally yielded. Thanks to NEO.
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Financial Times 17,221 by FALCON
This Monday morning begins with a FALCON…
Financial Times 17,219 by BRADMAN
A typical BRADMAN offering this Friday. Thanks BRADMAN.
Financial Times 17,218 by JULIUS
Julius provides some rainy-day entertainment.
Financial Times 17,208 by Rosa Klebb
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of September 24, 2022
Financial Times 17,217 by GOZO
A very doable anagram celebration from Gozo.
Financial Times 17,216 by BOBCAT
A wide assortment of cryptic devices today, requiring some rather recondite explanations, including one that I cannot quite explain. All good fun, though.
Financial Times 17,215 by SLORMGORM
SLORMGORM kicks things off this week…
Financial Times 17,213 by ARTEXLEN
A fun puzzle from ARTEXLEN with nothing too taxing.
Financial Times 17,212 by MUDD
My first Mudd blog in over three years
Financial Times 17,202 by Mudd
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of September 17, 2022 I saw 1a (HASTINGS) immediately and the whole puzzle came together quickly. My favourites are 13 (ROUGH-HEWN) for sheer cleverness, 23 (IMPERIOUS) for … Read more >>
Financial Times 17,211 by MONK
Doable, but you will need to put your thinking cap on! Thank you Monk.
Financial Times 17,210 by MOO
Thanks to MOO. As ever, I look forward to the comments. Unless I missed some wordplay, this puzzle leaned heavily into cryptic definitions. ACROSS 1 GRANDPA Relative seen in August each year (7) … Read more >>
Financial Times 17,209 by GAFF
GAFF kicks things off this Monday morning…
Financial Times 17,207 by BRADMAN
Another breezy offering from BRADMAN this Friday.