Monday Prize Crossword / Nov 2, 2015
On the day that the Guardian had a Rufus-less Monday, the FT gave us a typical puzzle from his alter ego.
Never knowingly undersolved
Monday Prize Crossword / Nov 2, 2015
On the day that the Guardian had a Rufus-less Monday, the FT gave us a typical puzzle from his alter ego.
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of October 31, 2015
Dac’s latest puzzle lay in store for us this Wednesday morning, as expected. I found this to be par for the course in terms of difficulty for a Dac puzzle, with two thirds … Read more >>
I have not blogged a Sayang puzzle before. I enjoyed this.
I rattled through most of this pretty quickly, helped by a lot of anagrams and some other rather obvious clues. I have a nagging worry that I’m missing a theme here, but I … Read more >>
Possibly the best Inquisitor puzzle ever? Certainly one of my favourites! Thanks to Charybdis for hours of fun. Difficulty level was just right for me, and the denouement, just stunning! It made me … Read more >>
A fairly straightforward Tuesday morning…
Special instructions – 4 clues had no definition. I found this a bit of struggle to get going with some unusual clue formations.
I have blogged a number of puzzles by Hieroglyph recently and continue to enjoy them Clearly there is a theme in today’s puzzle where Hieroglyph has managed to get a … Read more >>
* = anagram [] = removed A(mpere) = abbreviation This was a very nice thematic puzzle based on cops and criminals. There was fun to be had not just in solving the clues … Read more >>
A fine Quiptic from Moley. Just right for engaging brain on a Monday morning. Abbreviations cd cryptic definition dd double definition (xxxx)* anagram anagrind = anagram indicator [x] letter(s) removed … Read more >>
The puzzle may be found at http://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/26724.
This puzzle was not a hard as some Eye grids of late, till the last few – notably those <50% checked lights. Particularly fine smut in clue for 15A Across 1 SKIMPY … Read more >>
I found this rather easy by Beelzebub standards because there were many straightforward clues to common words and even the more obscure entries were readily determined from the clear and simple wordplay. . … Read more >>