Never knowingly undersolved
Thank you to Hoskins. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Conservative and liberal creep in embrace (6) CLINCH : C(abbrev. for a member of the Conservative Party) plus(and) L(abbrev. for a … Read more >>
Our third and final blog this week – it’s Filbert today.
Phi’s latest puzzle ushers in the weekend, as custom dictates. I found this to be a tougher than normal Phi crossword, not least on account of the more unusual items of vocabulary used … Read more >>
A puzzle by Wiglaf today, a setter I find quite challenging. Thursday sometimes has a theme and this is the case today. We had Suzi Quatro as a theme on … Read more >>
Wednesday wit from one of our most regular and reliable setters.
It’s us again – this time we are blogging a Knut puzzle. It was Bert blogging yesterday – Joyce’s turn today. If there are any errors, I can blame Bert as he didn’t proofread it properly.
Joyce would also like to pre-empt any comments from Postmark about how lucky we are to be still at home……….
……. we will also still be at home for Saturday’s blog as well. Three blogs this week rather than the two last week when we inadvertently blogged an extra puzzle.
We’re standing in for flashling today – it’s a while since we blogged a Twin puzzle….
I blogged the Everyman last time out which was set by Vigo in disguise
The puzzle is available to solve online or download here.
Friday in the Independent crossword series usually brings a puzzle from Phi and that’s the case today. The grid is one that can yield a message round the perimeter. We … Read more >>
Bluth is here today with his usual varied mix of subject matter.
With apologies to RR and early commenters for our unscheduled blog yesterday, we have the pleasure of blogging Quince’s mid-week puzzle today.
Filbert has produced this week’s Tuesday puzzle, on what we know is typically theme day. Today’s theme revolves around the many and varied meanings of “bob” at 17, and it is something of … Read more >>
Filbert tests the old grey matter today…..
This was a very entertaining puzzle from a setter I've not seen before, although I can see there have been other puzzles.