Never knowingly undersolved
Thank you to Filbert. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Get cold feet crossing lake in total darkness (8) BLACKOUT : [BACK OUT](get cold feet/reverse one’s position on or commitment to … Read more >>
Botox is a collaboration between two long-standing Listener setters, Artix (who is pretty tough) and Shark (who is also pretty tough). Last year’s Listener dinner was held in Lincoln, and I bumped into … Read more >>
Another puzzle to blog this week and this time we have a Twin. We also have today’s Inquisitor to solve and blog.
This is the forty-fifth Guardian Quick Cryptic, a series of 11 x 11 crosswords designed to support beginners learning cryptic crosswords.
A themed puzzle from Paul for this week’s Prize.
Once again, Phi has brought a suite of mid-week puzzles to an end. I found this to be quite a challenging puzzle, towards the hard end of the Phi difficulty spectrum, with long … Read more >>
I didn’t seem to be on the right wavelength at all this morning so found this quite hard, though in retrospect almost everything seems reasonably straightforward, with the exception of one clue that … Read more >>
A generally breezy challenge from XELA this Friday, save for a few clues here and there.
Thank you to Ludwig. Definitions are underlined in the clues. And if there is a theme, I don’t see it. Across 1. Marriage added to traditions that we recently abandoned (7,5) CUSTOMS UNION … Read more >>
Tack is a relatively new setter in the Independent series, appearing every three months or thereabouts.
A straightforward puzzle this morning.
Gaston says that this puzzle ‘requires NO INTRODUCTION’, so I won’t write one…
Another week, another Eccles: we seem to be meeting a lot lately.
A medium-difficulty puzzle from Monk this morning.