The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/30126.
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Guardian 30,125 / Imogen
A mid-week treat from Imogen …
Guardian Cryptic crossword No 30,124 by Chandler
A quick solve overall, with several clues taking much longer to parse. My favourites were 20ac, 21ac, and 6dn. Thanks to Chandler
Guardian 30,123: Brummie
Thanks to Brummie for today’s puzzle. Perhaps a touch above the usual Monday difficulty level, but nicely clued as ever.
Guardian Quiptic 1,401/Pangakupu
A delightful Quiptic from our New Zealand based setter. A solver-friendly grid, clear clueing and some nice twists and turns along the way. I am guessing that this will have hit the spot for many folk this morning.
Guardian Quick Cryptic 130 by Budmo
This week’s 11 x 11 crossword from the Guardian intended to teach cryptic crosswords, found here
Guardian Prize Crossword No 30,116 by Tramp
Words in English often have a multiplicity of meanings. Tramp exploits this feature many times over in this puzzle, with a surface misdirection requiring a mental sidestep to arrive at the solution. Solid work.
Guardian 30,121: Omnibus
The usual rather mixed bag of clues from the mysterious Omnibus, with cross-references to 20 across providing a bit of a theme.
Guardian Cryptic 30120 Qaos
Thank you to Qaos. Definitions are underlined in the clues.
Again, apologies for the late posting.
Guardian Cryptic crossword No 30,119 by Paul
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/30119.
Guardian 30,118 / Boatman
It’s Boatman back, after quite a while, I think ….
Guardian Cryptic crossword No 30,117 by Vulcan
Thanks to Vulcan for the puzzle – I particularly liked 18ac and and 15dn. Apologies for a delayed and somewhat rushed blog today.
Guardian Quiptic 1,400 by Pasquale
The Sunday morning Guardian Quiptic, found here
Guardian Quick Cryptic 129 by Chandler
This week’s 11 x 11 crossword from the Guardian intended to teach cryptic crosswords, found here
Guardian Saturday Prize Crossword 30,110 by Pangakupu (12 September 2026)
I’m standing in for Bridgesong this week, as he takes some well-earned R&R – and after last week’s exertions with Enigmatist, we have a Pangakupu (which is, fittingly*, Maori for ‘word puzzle’…)