First time I am blogging BUCCANEER i think. Thanks to setter for the Friday treat.
Turbolegs
Financial Times 16,767 by BRADMAN
A tough one from the Don today. I wasnt up to the mark in tackling this one.
Financial Times 16,761 by WANDERER
A pleasant challenge from WANDERER today, to end the work week. Thanks WANDERER.
Financial Times 16,755 by REDSHANK
I found this REDSHANK puzzle a real challenge. Thanks to setter for the opportunity to toil 🙂
Financial Times 16,744 by WANDERER
A proper challenge from WANDERER this Friday that gave me many a hair-pulling moment.
Financial Times 16,738 by ALBERICH
A typical ALBERICH offering. Very clean cluing to put it succinctly.
Financial Times 16,732 by BRADMAN
A typical BRADMAN offering from a familiar Friday setter. Thanks BRADMAN for the treat.
Financial Times 16,726 by NEO
A fairly easy puzzle from NEO to wrap up the work week.
Financial Times 16,720 by WANDERER
An excellent offering from WANDERER today to brighten up my Friday.
Financial Times 16,714 by BRADMAN
A tough challenge from Bradman this morning, which I made heavy weather of.
Financial Times 16,708 by JULIUS
A solid challenge from Julius to round off the work week. Thanks Julius. Today is also CNY, so to those celebrating, Gong Xi Fa Cai !!
Financial Times 16,702 by WANDERER
An absolute blinder of a puzzle from WANDERER which had me completely outfoxed. Had to use the dictionary to get across the line and do believe some parsings could be improved.
Financial Times 16,696 by BRADMAN
A good workout from BRADMAN this Friday. Thanks Don.
Financial Times 16,690 by WANDERER
A tough challenge from WANDERER this Friday. Not too embarrassed to admit I needed help to solve this one. FF:9 DD: 10 ACROSS 1, 4 GROUNDBREAKERS Possibly picks pioneers or innovators (14) cryptic … Read more >>
Financial Times 16,684 by GOLIATH
An entertaining treat from GOLIATH this Friday. Thanks G. FF: 9 DD: 8 ACROSS 1 MALICE Michael is heartless, twisted and evil (6) [ MIChAEL (without H – heartless ) ]* – … Read more >>