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A typically straightforward and well-crafted puzzle from Chifonie, with his usual generous helping of charades, but also a few rather nice anagrams. …
Yes, it’s me again, this time due to Ringo’s work commitments today. A very straightforward puzzle which would be ideally suited to …
There’s always a sense of expectation and trepidation when it comes round to blogging on Thursdays – at least for us that …
Monday Prize Crossword/Nov 4 I didn’t find this Dante crossword easy at all. The left hand side was OK but the rest …
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of November 2, 2013 I found most of this puzzle easy going but was stumped for …
Following the relatively accessible offering from Io last time he appeared on a Wednesday Io has come back with a real stinker …
The Grauniad strikes again. There’s a couple of problems today. There’s an error in 14ac and the enumeration is missing in 25d …
What would Wednesday be without a Dac (or an occasional Crosophile)? Dac has come up trumps again with a set of finely …
A new setter this week, welcome Wan. The rubric was “Twelve clues contain a thematic object which must be discarded before solving. …
Nothing much to frighten the horses today, with some easy entry clues and not much difficulty thereafter, though I do have a …
Scorpion has given us a puzzle that makes us think. When I first read the clues, I expected ‘man/woman …
The puzzle may be found at http://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/26103.
Sorry this is a bit late, having real trouble with the internet today. I’ve come rather unstuck today, with a few I …
A workmanlike puzzle which should be suitable for new solvers. Most of the definitions given are from Chambers 12th Edition. Most of …
Those who like Rufus’s puzzles will like this one, with its witty double and cryptic definitions and silky-smooth surfaces – and those …