Never knowingly undersolved
Two unclued entries, eight consisting only of wordplay and the rest having additional letters in the clues to be removed. The extra letters spell out a consumer of product whose letters need to … Read more >>
Another top puzzle from Bluth today. Some head scratchers, some write-ins and lots of smooth surfaces. ACROSS 9. Caught The Society Of Jesus for example, buying from a catalogue? (4,5) MAIL ORDER A … Read more >>
I’m still in the Highlands, after over a week of amazingly (and, for me, unprecedentedly) good hill-walking weather. Perhaps as a result of the change of scene I found this quite a struggle, … Read more >>
Jason is the FT setter this morning.
Eccles has once again provided our mid-week cruciverbal challenge.
Thanks to Guy for a very enjoyable challenge.
Philistine is the setter this morning.
Serpent sets the IQ challenge this week.
Substituting for the regular blogger…
Bobcat is often a challenge, but I think this has to be the toughest Bobcat grid I have ever solved, with some very unusual devices in play. Please let me know if I have missed any tricks.
The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/29693.
MUDD kicks off the week…
I greatly admire the economy of Filbert’s cluing – there are absolutely no wasted words here –
Brummie starts the week on another sunny morning.
Puzzle from the Weekend FT of May 10, 2025