Another enjoyable Wednesday, with some witty clues and nothing to cause a dispute.
Author: piquet
Times 28545 – crisp and tasty
Lots of food and geography in this puzzle, and a pair of colourful celebrities.
Times 28539 – thriving area, with no rats.
I enjoyed this puzzle, finding little to slow down the horses, on St. David’s Day.
Times 28533 – the bishop, the rabbit and the reverend.
I had a pleasant Wednesday trundle through this one, in 20 minutes, with only one word unknown to me, although it’s probably familiar to others.
Times 28527 – oh my lovely orange
A pleasant enough challenge, not much tougher than a Monday offering I thought; with nothing I couldn’t explain.
Times 28521 – a tale of two guesses
A puzzle which I found easy except for the hard bits – well, if you don’t know the word, it’s harder.
Times 28515 – as you like it, if you will.
Three clues with a Shakespearean flavour to them, here, not enough for a themed puzzle but a nice bit of fun.
Times 28509 – earthly delights, or a form of torture?
I thought this was hard. But brilliant, once I’d eventually unravelled some of the more arcane clues.
Times 28503 – where to find Mickey
For me, a steady top to bottom solve, in twenty minutes, with nothing difficult to explain.
Times 28497 – I do like to be beside the seaside
Straightforward, I thought, this one, with just one long word (14a) probably meat and drink to the literati among us, but it got a blank stare from me.