Guardian 24393/Paul
This is my last regular blog of daily puzzle here at Fifteensquared. I have enjoyed the last 18 months very much and it was great to be in on things at the beginning … Read more >>
Never knowingly undersolved
This is my last regular blog of daily puzzle here at Fifteensquared. I have enjoyed the last 18 months very much and it was great to be in on things at the beginning … Read more >>
Rufus’s naval past seems to evident in this puzzle with numerous mentions of ships and the sea. As usual too many cryptic definitions for my taste but a few bits of clever word … Read more >>
As ever an excellent puzzle from Brendan. It was quickly apparent that every clue ended in “, say”. After solving a few it became clear that Brendan was using “say” in a number … Read more >>
* = anagram < = reversal dd = double definition Across 9 RODIN (e)RODIN(g) good to see ‘endlessly’ refer to both ends creating a nice surface. 10 WARMONGER RM+ON … Read more >>
For a blog of the puzzle see Duncan’s comment below. Many thanks Duncan.
Talk amongst yourselves…
Several very easy hidden clues mingled in with some more difficult clues. One word I had to cheat on and look up, another I just couldn’t get despite it being easy, with hindsight! … Read more >>
I managed to solve this puzzle comfortably on the bus back home this morning. It’s a forty minute journey though I spent much of the time looking out of the window at the … Read more >>
A straightforward puzzle with, and I apoligise for becoming boring on this, too many cryptic definitions. Most of the omitted answers were, for me, common words with good word play but please do … Read more >>
A fairly straightforward puzzle with a small amount of word play en clair. There were a couple of tougher clues in here too. Across 7 TURNOVER TURN OVER …a page … Read more >>
As ever a few liberties taken here and there by Araucaria but on the whole a fair puzzle. Across 1 PSALMS S in PALM+S the Sunday before Easter is Palm … Read more >>
An enjoyable crossword romp taking in a nice mix of the obscure, the ordinary and the Latin. There are a couple of answers I’m not certain about and one clue, 35, that seems … Read more >>
I had so solve this puzzle immediately after solving another Nutmeg puzzle so I was hoping for a very different theme. The preamble suggested choices in solving clues and in entering answers. At … Read more >>
Hurredly done Paul. Fairly straightforward for Paul with a just couple of words I had to check and some devilish word play in places Across 9,8,6,22d IF YOU CAN’T BEAT … Read more >>
I always find it difficult to blog Rufus puzzles without sounding churlish. Rufus produces some cracking clues and his puzzles are usually at the easier end of the scale. However, I’m not a … Read more >>