Never knowingly undersolved
The puzzle is available here. Hello everyone. Today Tees takes us on a visit to Wiltshire, with plenty of other crossword scenery to enjoy along the way. I think my favourite clue … Read more >>
Friday wouldn’t seem right without an Independent crossword from Phi. Along with other bloggers of Phi puzzles, I often toss a few random grid entries into Google to see if … Read more >>
A fun challenge from Klingsor; occasionally tricky, but always passing the “makes sense when you see it” test.
Great, it’s Wednesday and I have an Eccles to solve and blog on my own.
Dill is occupying this week’s Tuesday slot. Dill is a compiler whose work I have limited experience of blogging and solving, so I wasn’t quite sure what lay in store for me today. … Read more >>
An enjoyable Monday puzzle from Vigo.
The puzzle is available here. Hi everyone. Once again Knut scores! (9a) – but I couldn’t possibly be cross. With this setter I always know I’m in for some fun. Not much … Read more >>
Some bloggers see the name Filbert and immediately leap to nut-based puns: “It was/wasn’t a tough nut to crack” / “Today’s nutty setter …” etc. Unfortunately I am unable to stoop to this … Read more >>
As usual we have Phi providing our Friday entertainment – though he’s been popping up on other days lately.
Rodriguez pops up again today.
The mid-week slot has been occupied by Tees this week. I found this to be a medium-difficulty puzzle, which I made steady progress through but found hard to finish and to fully parse. … Read more >>
A puzzle from Bluth. I am a Bluth fan because his clues generate interesting wordplay and he usually has something quirky in the grid. The puzzle today celebrates the American … Read more >>
An enjoyable puzzle from the reliable Hoskins
Tees on good form as usual with a pleasing and tractable crossword. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition dd double definition cad clue as definition (xxxx)* anagram anagrind = anagram indicator [x] letter(s) removed definitions … Read more >>
As the Olympic games comes to a close, Serpent one of the newer kids on the block gives us a puzzle. Certainly one of the leading gold medal contenders for hiding things ingeniously … Read more >>