Financial Times 13,964 by Cinephile
Posted by PeeDee on 28th March 2012
Another very enjoyable puzzle from Cinephile: varied, witty and educational as always. Thank you Cinephile.
Posted in FT | 4 Comments »
Posted by PeeDee on 28th March 2012
Another very enjoyable puzzle from Cinephile: varied, witty and educational as always. Thank you Cinephile.
Posted in FT | 4 Comments »
Posted by scchua on 28th March 2012
The FT Tuesday gremlin struck yesterday, and the puzzle appeared only today, at the same time as today’s puzzle. I have liked Neo’s puzzles, and this was no exception, it was perhaps a little bit easier than usual. Hopefully there are those, like me who waited to solve the puzzle when it finally appeared. Making the best of a bad situation, this posting is late (just like the puzzle), but better (1 day) late than never? Definitions are underlined in the clues. Each picture at the bottom has its own unidentified link to the crossword.
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Posted by duncanshiell on 28th March 2012
This was a good example of a daily puzzle. The entries are everyday words and the clues conjured up plenty of mental images, many involving enjoyable misdirection. I struggled a bit deconstructing the English in 1 across, but I think I have got the idea right.
Posted in Independent | 16 Comments »
Posted by duncanshiell on 28th March 2012
The preamble for this puzzle appeared mind-bogglingly complex on first read through. It went as follows:
Posted in Inquisitor | 11 Comments »
Posted by Andrew on 28th March 2012
I don’t think I’ve blogged a Brendan puzzle for a while, so it was a delight to get this one, with lots of references to …
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