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Passing Thought by Nutmeg Each across clue has a single-letter misprint in its definition. Correct letters in clue order form a sequence, stripped of its first and last elements, connected with a celebrated … Read more >>
Reasonably testing Tuesday puzzle with some innovative parses.
A fairly straightforward puzzle from Qaos, with some nice clues, such as 16, 25 and 29ac and 2, 3 and 24dn and one new word for me at 25dn. There must be a … Read more >>
There was lots of lovely clues in this but I did find one or two of the definitions a bit of a stretch.
Thank you to Hectence. Definitions are underlined in the clues. P.S. Thanks also to Gaufrid for standing in in my absence 4 weeks ago. Across 7. Charlie’s copying Mike in holidaying under canvas … Read more >>
A pleasant solve with some neat clueing – favourites today were 1ac, 19ac, 25ac, and 1dn. Thanks to Vulcan for the puzzle.
The first Monday SLEUTH for about 18 months kicks things off this week…
Cyclops seems to be as up-to-date as a fortnightly schedule will allow!…
The puzzle is available here. Hello again from your melting feline correspondent, sadly not POOLSIDE. I can’t pick a sensible number of clues to highlight – it’s just a great puzzle through … Read more >>
Another Azed where I got about half way through very quickly, but then struggled to finish the rest, though fortunately I managed it in the end. There seems to be a mistake in … Read more >>
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/everyman/3900.
The puzzle is available here. Hello everyone. Today the tonsured one gives us plenty to puzzle over. I enjoyed the brain strain, especially the fusion of musical dramas in 21a – a … Read more >>
On Saturday mornings, I usually look at the blog of the previous Saturday’s puzzle before starting on the new one. If I’d done that last week, I would have seen the note from … Read more >>
Phi continues to produce excellent puzzles every week, though with a few awkward definitions.
I got stuck for a little while in the southeast corner – overall, not the trickiest Paul. Favourites were 14ac, 25/17, 26ac, 18dn, and 21dn. Thanks Paul for the puzzle.