Never knowingly undersolved
Thank you to Poins. Definitions are underlined in the clues. Across 1. Soldier and sailor returning after leave (6,3) DESERT RAT : Reversal of(… returning) TAR(informal term for a sailor) placed after(after) DESERT(to … Read more >>
I found this really good fun. Thank you Azed.
The puzzle is available here. Hello everyone. What a treat for me to get to blog a puzzle by one of my favourite setters. I found it nice and chewy, just right … Read more >>
A rare puzzle by a setter whose puzzles always seem to celebrate a special day.
A tough but delectable workout today from WANDERER. Enjoyed the challenge. Needed help to get across the line for 6d.
Phi is occupying his traditional Friday slot this week. I found this to be a harder than average puzzle by Phi standards, and I needed to put it down and come back a … Read more >>
Some clever cluing…
I haven’t blogged a Klingsor puzzle for a while, so it’s good to get one today Klingsor often includes classical music references in his puzzles. Today the focus is on … Read more >>
Neo is today's FT setter.
A little literary knowledge needed for this one, but otherwise reasonably straightforward, and with the usual great style that we know from this setter. Thanks to Picaroon. Across 1 LAY GREAT STORE BY Value … Read more >>
Hello everyone. EV 1484 – Check. Fun puzzle – Check. Many thanks – Check. 🙂 The preamble reads: Single-letter clashes occur in 13 cells and must be replaced by the same suitably … Read more >>
Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of April 24, 2021
A very nice puzzle form Redshank, as always. Thank you Redshank.
Wednesday fun from Tees, who always gives us an enjoyable puzzle.
This morning's puzzle should be "food and drink" to the "seasoned" cruciverbalist.