The usual utterly sound and satisfactory crossword from Phi. As always, while doing it I found some of the clues a bit tricky, yet afterwards the reason for this was not obvious.
Definitions in maroon, underlined.
Never knowingly undersolved
The usual utterly sound and satisfactory crossword from Phi. As always, while doing it I found some of the clues a bit tricky, yet afterwards the reason for this was not obvious.
Definitions in maroon, underlined.
Tough in places…
The Don has often given us intriguing and truly enjoyable Friday challenges – today however, has to be overlooked in that list.
Due to a veritable comedy of errors Bert and Joyce are not able to blog the puzzle today so I’m standing in.
Characteristic elegant and witty clueing from Nutmeg today. I don’t usually pay a lot of attention to surface readings, but there are some good ones here: hardly anything that “could only be a … Read more >>
This crossword can be found here.
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of September 2, 2017
Alberich was on top form when he compiled this. There are many great clues in here, too many to even think of picking a favourite. Thank you Alberich.
Tees has provided today’s cruciverbal pursuits, occupying what is traditionally Dac’s Wednesday slot. I found this quite a stiff challenge despite having got off to a flying start. The second half of the … Read more >>
This puzzle can be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/27301
This was a fun puzzle from Encota The preamble stated that "to mark an anniversary, two relevant thematic words must fill the unclued shaded areas. All instances of one character associated … Read more >>
A Hoskins puzzle today in the style we expect from this setter There were a few words that are not in my everyday vocabulary but nothing particularly un usual. I haven’t … Read more >>
Some friendly bowling from Armonie today.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/27300.