Posted by ilancaron on 6th March 2008
Always a pleasure to encounter Pasquale in The Guardian. One of the reasons is that you know that his wordplay will always be (eventually!) justifiable and sensible — with just the right touch of humor. A couple of unknown words for me which had me looking things up (e.g. ALIENOR and CYRENE).
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Posted by C G Rishikesh on 6th March 2008
Across
1 NESTLE - two definitions – the accent mark on the final e in the first definition is ignored
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Posted by neildubya on 6th March 2008
Very enjoyable puzzle from Morph – one of the easier Thursday puzzles we’ve had for a while. Read the rest of this entry »
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Posted by nmsindy on 6th March 2008
Some unfamiliar words, in which the clues helped with friendly wordplay. Quite easy overall, solving time, 17 mins
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Posted by petebiddlecombe on 6th March 2008
As some readers will know, we’ve had a few evening meetings at London pubs for contributors to and readers of this blog, Times for the Times and Tony Sever’s RTC3. Both times, we’ve also had some setters present. S&B 1-3 were attended by about 20 people each.
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Posted by Pete Maclean on 6th March 2008
Here is one of those characteristic Cinephile themed puzzles, this one with a fairly easy theme to spot — chickens.
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