Never knowingly undersolved
Well it’s a Hoskins’ puzzle today, so it will be entertaining and will probably generate comments. Hoskins tends to the use of colourful language in both his clues and his … Read more >>
This week’s Inquisitor set by Vismut is entitled Whodunnit, so we have a mystery on our hands. The preamble told us that each down clue has an extra letter … Read more >>
A witty puzzle from Bluth as always, with some hidden treasures.
Tricksy for a Tuesday, I thought,
A typically clever puzzle from Brendan, with almost every clue containing “part” … … and in the two that don’t (10a and 17a) PART is, er, part of the answer. A bit of … Read more >>
Carpathian provides another excellent Quiptic this morning.
This was a fairly gentle Monday puzzle. Nothing really stood out for me but it was all very enjoyable and well-constructed.
Today’s puzzle comes from the mind of Pan.
Back to a milder puzzle compared to the last issue… … and whereas we had Vaccination at the heart of that puzzle we have been infested by a row of crazy Anti-Vaxxers in … Read more >>
Monday begins with a PETO…
Another sound crossword from Everyman, marred only by its very late appearance online last Sunday. Which is hardly his fault. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition dd double definition cad clue as definition (xxxx)* anagram … Read more >>
The grid seemed to be almost divided in half diagonally by a long chain of bars; I filled in the NE half quite quickly but took rather longer over the SW. All successfully … Read more >>
Thank you to Gila. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Rolling Stone review initially delighted musician (6,6) STEVIE WONDER : Anagram of(Rolling) [STONE REVIEW + 1st letter of(initially) “delighted“]. When he … Read more >>
Lots of fun and some clever clueing from Morph today…
A puzzle with two mini-themes by Picaroon this week.