A test area for 15squared
A pleasant, if gentle, workout from Alchemi – no particular theme or Nina that I could see, but some symmetrically placed (10, …
6 answers to jumble after completing the grid to complete 2 groups of 3 creative people; 11 letters to be discarded from …
The usual from Phi: a very pleasant and sound crossword that maintains the high standard. And as usual I am a bit lost on one or two, but these will I’m sure be explained.
As I say below, I had thought there might be an astronomical theme, but failing that, and this theory does I think fail, I can’t see anything else.
Definitions underlined.
I thought PETO (unusual for a Friday) set a puzzle that was more approachable than some his earlier servings. I still needed to use the internet to confirm my answers for a couple of clues which I hadnt come across before. 14ac could use some help.
A lovely start to this Friday. Thanks to Peto for a delectable challenge.
The puzzle may be found at http://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/26512.
Lots of chuckles and a touch of déjà vu in a most enjoyable puzzle. Favourite clues: 1, 12, 20,18ac and 16dn. Many …
We have come to expect the Thursday Indy puzzle to be tricky, and this offering from Tees was no exception. We were …
Nothing too taxing in this offering from Sleuth – just a smart, enjoyable puzzle.
Monday Prize Crossword/Feb 23, 2015
A puzzle from Crux somewhere between a Dac and a Dante/Rufus. Too many cryptic definitions to my taste today.
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of February 21, 2015 So, another new setter has wandered into this space. And one I …
Another good and interesting puzzle from Gozo, as we have come to expect from him. Always a pleasure to solve and blog.
It is Wednesday today, so it is Dac’s weekly opportunity to put Indy solvers through their paces. For me, this was a …
Found this tough…
The rubric read: One answer is not to be entered in the grid. Answers to four clues which lack definitions are thematic. …
A new setter makes his Guardian debut, and a very promising one, with a good variety of sound clues. I found this …