A fun Quick Cryptic from Trelawney today. As an added bonus we have a fairly easy to see 7D. Did you spot it?
Fortnightly Weekend Quick Cryptic. This time it is Sawbill’s turn to provide the extra weekend entertainment. You can find the crossword here.
Quite a straightforward Jumbo on the whole this time with just a couple of chewy bits and the usual smattering of unknowns.
We have a new Quick Cryptic setter today going by the name of Asp. Lots to enjoy but this is surely at top end of difficulty for a Quick Cryptic. Welcome and thank-you Asp for the challenge. I look forward to more of these. How did you all get on?
Fortnightly Weekend Quick Cryptic. This time it is Phil’s turn to provide the extra weekend entertainment. You can find the crossword here.
The usual delectation of weird words and tricky wordplay.
We have a sparkling quick crossword from the late Corelli today with several characteristically witty clues. Furthermore, it being a Corelli puzzle, we probably have a Nina. I think I’ve found it, but it is a bit mysterious.
Fortnightly Weekend Quick Cryptic. This time it is my turn to provide the extra weekend entertainment. You can find the crossword, entitled “The City? Great! You said when?”, here
Well that was fun! I was surprised to find I’m not as much of a fossil as I thought. Unlike the usual crosswords, your reference for answers is Google, not the usual dictionaries.
I’m standing in for Jerry this week as he walks the Pennine Way for a 4th time. Good luck to him with that. I got a bit of an easier one to blog than last week’s and it took me an about average time.
Thanks to all who came on Saturday. It was a great day.
This was a cracker of Jumbo Cryptic with lots of zany and witty definitions and clever wordplay. It took me twice as long as an average Jumbo and was twice as much fun.
For once a relatively gentle Friday Quick Cryptic from Teazel today, if my experience is anything to go by. Thank-you Teazel!
Fortnightly Weekend Quick Cryptic. This time it is Sawbill’s turn to provide the extra weekend entertainment. You can find the crossword here.
