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Category: Mephisto
Mephisto 3382 – Get you a copper kettle….
I have to admit, this wasn’t easy. I spent all week, as time was available, adding an answer or two. Even when I finished, there were many questions, and I had to do a fair amount of research to write the blog.
Mephisto 3381 – Paul McKenna
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Mephisto 3380 – Land of the Navajo!
I solved this one more by instinct than by analyzing the clues; experienced solvers just get a feel for what the answers are going to be. A half-remembered fragment of a Greek or Germanic root is often enough to point the mind in the right direction.
Mephisto 3379 – Robert Teuton
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Mephisto 3378 – Puzzle, yes, pun, no!
This was not very difficult, although I had a hard time getting started, and had to open up operations in the southeast corner of the grid. But as usually happens in Mephisto, once you have a few crossing letters, more answers become obvious and you can expand around the grid.
Mephisto 3377 – John Grimshaw
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Mephisto 3376 – “To ourselves…..new paganism…..”
I found this surprisingly easy for a Robert Teuton, but I was still left with a few to finish up the next day. For one, there were a surprising number of answers that I had heard of, which is always helpful.
Mephisto 3375 – Paul McKenna
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Mephisto 3374 – A versatile marsupial!
I thought this was rather mild for John Grimshaw, as there were a number of answers I actually knew.