After a full week, I don’t remember much about this. Perhaps it was easy?
Author: branch
Times Cryptic 29358 – Sat, 11 October 2025. Defied to define the limits.
One clue has a device I didn’t quite understand. Otherwise, business as usual.
Times Cryptic 29352 – Sat, 4 Oct 2025. Wot dat u suid?
I had no idea what a suid might be. But, the answer makes perfect sense!
Times Cryptic 29346 – Sat, 27 September 2025. Anchors aweigh
Smooth sailing for me.
Times Cryptic 29340 – Sat, 20 September 2025.
If only … it weren’t for 26 across, this would have been very easy. But, I needed help with that, my LOI, since I knew neither the answer nor the wordplay element. Still, good fun. … Read more “Times Cryptic 29340 – Sat, 20 September 2025.”
Times Cryptic 29334 – Sat, 13 September 2025. Easy to solve, easy to blog.
I thought this was the easiest Saturday puzzle in some time.
Times Cryptic 29328 – Sat, 6 September 2025.Say what, now.
This would have been easy if not for 13 down!
Times Cryptic 29322 – Sat, 30 August 2025. Yes, from down under, then!
Monty Python rules, OK. I didn’t know of the Python sketch obliquely referenced at 17dn. That explains much.
Times Cryptic 29316 – Sat, 23 August 2025. Turning heads (and tails)
This puzzle asked us to reverse letters many times.
Times Cryptic 29310 – Sat, 16 August 2025. G-Nashing of limericks.
It is sometimes suggested that the clues at the end are easier than the early ones, for some reason. Certainly, with this puzzle, my eye fell on the last across clue, and from there I flew through the SE corner. Overall a quick solve, apart from the limerick writer.