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Anglio has been contributing Indy puzzles (Prize, weekday and IoS) for nearly three years now, and is a regular but infrequent setter. This is the first time we have bumped into each other … Read more >>
During the first half of solving this there seemed to be a large number of anagrams . Then after the half-time orange, I seemed to find charade after charade It was just the … Read more >>
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/27652
Thanks to Crux for a very enjoyable solve today. It’s a great pleasure to still be in Costa Rica doing the blog at leisure in the early evening rather than rushing to finish it in the morning!
Thanks to Peter for an enjoyable puzzle. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1 Matches at Chelsea entertaining one carrying books? (7) SATCHEL : Hidden in(… entertaining) “Matches at Chelsea“. 5 Symbol … Read more >>
Another fine puzzle from Everyman. I have tried to explain everything fully, but if there’s something you don’t understand or want more detail about, just ask. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition … Read more >>
More interesting words for me to learn and some humour this time too. Thank you Azed.
If you would like to solve the puzzle before continuing to the blog, it can be found here: Dalibor @ York 2018
or an interactive version is available at https://crossword.info/S_and_B
The original blogger couldn’t make it on time, so it’s me again.
A PDF of the crossword can be found here Exit 1 @ York 2018 , for the interactive version look here and Pick Your Own.
In addition to his ‘normal’ crossword Exit offered us a 13×13 puzzle “just for fun”.
A PDF of the handout can be found here: Exit 2 @ York 2018 .
If you prefer solving this crossword interactively, click here .
This is Alan’s fourth crossword, one that can be found here (as a PDF): Alan @ York 2018
For an interactive version (including a few other puzzles), visit: S & B crosswords
A fun puzzle from Egbert, though quite an easy one, and over rather quickly…
As the temperature plummets, the days shorten – it is always a pleasure to see a Punk puzzle. As always, some lovely original clues. The mathematician in me liked 8ac, even if it … Read more >>
An unthemed and fairly tough puzzle from Tramp this week.
Here’s the preamble: Nine clues lack a definition, seven of which appear in the grid reformed after a thematic adjustment; the remaining two are untouched by such CORRUPTION. All clues have been corrupted … Read more >>