A typical Monday offering with nothing too much to tax the grey cells.
Category: Daily Cryptic
Times 28727 – this son of York is not 23dn
Good fun.
28,726 Le Bikini jaune du temps perdu.
Pleasant enough if not too demanding “for a Thursday” and I got through in less than 20 minutes but (as I think is my regrettable custom) I can’t spell the American. I’d sort of … Read more “28,726 Le Bikini jaune du temps perdu.”
Times 28725 – know your onions.
Today’s eclectic puzzle covers a whole gamut of possible wordplay types, a great example of the setter’s art.
Times Cryptic 28724
I found this surprisingly easy considering that there were several words unknown to me.
Times 28723 – Melts into the sea…..eventually!
I was going quickly in this one, and had about 2/3 of it complete in 15 minutes. Then, as sometimes happens, I came to a complete halt and could not solve another clue for the next 15 minutes.
Times Cryptic No 28721 — Nighty night
DNF. I finished more than half of this one, and then started falling asleep uncontrollably for five minutes at a time. Very very tired coming out of a bout of Covid in our family, so I’ll have to count this one as a loss!
Times 28720 – I hear he knew your father
Time taken: 17:40 with one interruption. If you need to solve a puzzle in order to blog it before an online meeting, make sure you remove all felines, particularly those who see keyboards as a … Read more “Times 28720 – I hear he knew your father”
Times 28719 – how tickled we are.
A fine, witty Wednesday offering, for once lacking in American related meanings and obscurities.
Times Cryptic 28718
I had all but four answers as I reached my half-hour target.