Never knowingly undersolved
Today’s puzzle is set by Rodriguez. Good to see the scientist getting a look-in today with a number of scientific disciplines referenced in the clues. Sometimes there is a theme … Read more >>
Gaff has produced this morning’s FT crossword.
The phrase ‘HAPPY ENDING’ can have several meanings…at least one of them being not very salubrious – let’s hope Kcit keeps it clean!…
Filbert’s weekly appearance coincides with my weekly blog for the fourth time in six weeks. I’ve been enjoying the ongoing challenge.
Always good to see IO in the Wednesday FT slot.
A fun puzzle from Qaos, with a couple of answers that were unfamiliar, but very helpfully clues. Thanks to Qaos. I was lucky to spot the (inevitable) theme early enough to get some … Read more >>
Thank you to Gozo for another themed puzzle. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Preamble: Thirteen solutions are 14 Across and all 14 of them lack their definition Across 9. Race course? (9) … Read more >>
Ifor, known for tight but always very fair clueing, and often towards the challenging end of the spectrum. Preamble: Ifor’s two collaborators X and Y have contributed all across clues bar those … Read more >>
Mev makes another relatively rare appearance today.
Boatman is today's setter.
PHSSTHPOK starts off the week….
I've not seen much of Bard, who seems to be relatively new.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29417.
A fine Quiptic from Carpathian this morning. She’s good at this, as well as at being Vigo in the Independent when she wants to be more challenging. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition dd double … Read more >>
Sunday sees Tees strutting his stuff