Well, I found this rather hard sledding, for some reason, with a variety of elaborate constructions on some clues, and a couple of inventive surprises, mentioned below, but overall an enjoyable challenge nonetheless. I am not sure that I quite explained 6D. Note the ninas TAILS and CLAWS down around the center column; is this a Bobcat trademark? (I am a newbie on the FT scene.) As always, I welcome comments and elucidations.
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Financial Times 17,191 by HAMILTON
Hamilton gives us a good start to the week.
Financial Times 17,189 by BRADMAN
An enjoyable challenge from BRADMAN , our usual Friday host.
Financial Times 17,188 by NEO
Neo is today’s FT puzzle compiler.
Financial Times 17,178 by Mudd
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 20, 2022
Financial Times 17,187 by JULIUS
Another varied and entertaining puzzle from Julius. Thank you Julius.
Financial Times 17,186 by JASON
I found a few of these tricky. I look forward to the comments.
Financial Times 17,185 by SLORMGORM
A bank holiday SLORMGORM to start the week…
Financial Times 17,183 by LEONIDAS
An excellent Friday tussle from LEONIDAS
Financial Times 17,182 by GUMM
My first Gumm puzzle.
Financial Times 17,172 by Buccaneer
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 13, 2022
Financial Times 17,181 by GOZO
A themed puzzle again today.
Financial Times 17180 Sleuth
Thank you to Sleuth. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Remains in a hot place forgetting number for drinks (6) CIDERS : “cinders”(remains in a hot place/pieces of unburnt coal or … Read more >>
Financial Times 17,179 by PETO
A meaty Monday puzzle from Peto.
Financial Times 17,177 by CHALMIE
A fun challenge from CHALMIE this Friday which some might describe as war on the waters.