A test area for 15squared
Admin Cyclops reminds us that we mustn’t believe anything we hear from politicians over the next 6 weeks. Solving went like this: Most …
My apologies: I had intended to do this blog today, using the nice software that gives you the clues, but when I …
Is it my imagination or have these puzzles become somewhat easier in recent weeks? It’s now taking me longer to write the …
A crossword that taught us a couple of things and made us smile, Thank you, Hamilton.
Another quality puzzle from Monk, a bit more accessible than his usual fare I thought (though still not easy!). Thanks Monk
There was only one entry in today’s puzzle that was a word I didn’t recognise. I don’t think I’ve …
The preamble to this puzzle by Poat stated "Seven clues consist of wordplay only, and lead to performers known for works that …
Anagrams aplenty
A medium-difficulty puzzle from Hob today; indeed for a Tuesday this was perhaps a quite easy one. Apart from my very minor quibble in 23dn the clues are good, particularly 16ac, 6dn, 11dn and 14dn. Basil Fawlty told the American in ‘Waldorf Salad’ that he was always talking about bottoms; in the same vein I might say that there is rather a lot of sex here.
I found this more of a challenge than the usual Sunday puzzle. Very enjoyable it was too. Thanks Hypnos.
A plain, unthemed (unless I’ve missed something) prize puzzle from Paul this week.
Ooo, I struggled a bit with this one. I had what felt like a slow start, but then cold-solved a clutch of …
It’s been a while since I blogged an Anax crossword . I’ve always found Anax’s puzzles require a good …
Thankfully a reasonably kind first challenge for us on fifteensquared.
There is never anything new to say about Dac. As usual this is a thoroughly neat and satisfactory crossword. I found it a little harder than Dac usually is, although when I look back at the clues there seems to be no reason for this.
Definitions underlined.