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Kruger sends his ‘GREETINGS’ – will EV solvers return the hand of friendship? I think they should!… I thought this was a wonderful …
Ooo, I struggled a bit with this one. I had what felt like a slow start, but then cold-solved a clutch of …
Wanderer returns this Friday. He returns to try and expose my facade as a solver/blogger. He nearly succeeded.
Today brought me my regular monthly lexical tussle with Phi. I actually found this one towards the easier end of the Phi …
Lots of fun and cleverness today – I enjoyed the neatness of e.g. 7dn, 14dn and my favourite 18dn more than the write in, parse quite a bit later 26ac and 1dn. Thanks to Boatman.
I thought I was in a for an easy ride when the first two acrosses were write-ins; things slowed down after that, …
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.
After last week’s more challenging Gaff we’re back on familiar territory with a pleasant Dante.
Prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of March 7, 2015 I enjoyed this Magwitch puzzle, finding it fairly easy except for 8d, …
A somewhat tricky Pasquale, he does like his obscure words doesn’t he?
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.
Another fine crossword from Aardvark, very enjoyable all the way thorugh. Thank you Aardvark.
Fond memories of Dysart puzzles – usually pretty tough but highly enjoyable & satisfying. Preamble: Five characters involved in a 6 …
An interesting twist to this puzzle from Crosophile – at first sight, a rather odd reference in 1AC to seven other clues. …