Never knowingly undersolved
Kruger is one of the most prolific setters of Inquisitors, in third place third behind Schadenfreude and Phi, so it is no surprise to see another offering this week. The … Read more >>
Our Tuesday challenge comes from Nimrod this week.
A bit of a workout from Steerpike . . .
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29065.
A straightforward plain from Azed this week, but one clue had me puzzled.
A bank holiday Monday MOO…
Vulcan fills his regular fortnightly Monday slot for the Bank Holiday. We have the usual Monday medley of anagrams and cryptic and double definitions. I quite liked 15ac for the neatly hidden (for … Read more >>
A well-crafted Quiptic from Pasquale as usual.
Oh good, another Filbert only seems like yesterday, well last Sunday, I did one of his here and on he was on Thursday too.
A fun new themed puzzle in the FT’s online-only Sunday series. Find it on the FT website to print or solve interactively, or use the FT’s smartphone app.
A thoughtfully constructed and tractable cryptic from Everyman this week. Just like every week, really. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition dd double definition cad clue as definition (xxxx)* anagram anagrind = anagram indicator [x] … Read more >>
Thank you to Hoskins. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Relative laughter and wit mostly confused (8-2-3) DAUGHTER-IN-LAW : Anagram of(… confused) [LAUGHTER AND + “wit” minus its last letter(mostly) ]. … Read more >>
Thank goodness there is one small spot this Saturday morning that doesn’t mention a man in a hat sitting in a chair. ((c)Private Eye) What we have is what we expect from Wiglaf. … Read more >>
Two themes for the price of one!
Another thoroughly enjoyable bank holiday special from Neo.