Never knowingly undersolved
Rodriguez has provided our Thursday cruciverbal challenge, with plenty of 2 for us to get our teeth into. I found this to be an enjoyable puzzle, medium to hard in terms of difficulty, … Read more >>
Julius is the setter of today's FT puzzle.
Hi (or should that be high?) everybody.
A nice puzzle with some elegant clueing. Thanks to Pangakupu. I noticed that the left and right columns contained the letters KORIPO MARAMA, which I see means bad weather in the Māori language. … Read more >>
Many thanks to Guy for this morning’s challenge.
It’s a puzzle from Bluth today so be prepared for some quirky cluing. I think the use of C3PO and R2D2 are definitely contenders for the quirky cluing award this … Read more >>
When you see Serpent’s name as a setter, it’s likely that you are going to get an interesting and challenging puzzle. Serpent certainly lived up to expectations with this week’s Inquisitor. … Read more >>
Crosophile provides our Tuesday challenge.
A landmark puzzle from Boatman.
An agreeable puzzle today from Slormgorm . . .
Thanks to Azed Across 1 SPRINGAL Drinks knocked back, including round, in early youth (8)RING (round) in reverse of LAPS – “early” means it’s an archaic word 7 IDLE Eric, maybe, not … Read more >>
Another puzzle from a fairly new Quiptic setter; I think this is Bartland’s third.
Another absorbing puzzle from Filbert.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/28968.
FLIMSY starts this week…