Sunday Telegraph Cryptic No 3184
A full review by crypticsue
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This puzzle was published on 30th October 2022
BD Rating – Difficulty */** – Enjoyment ***
Putting the words to lights – crossword clues explained in plain English
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This puzzle was published on 30th October 2022
BD Rating – Difficulty */** – Enjoyment ***
Sunday Toughie 40 by Robyn (full review)
Review by Gazza
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This puzzle was published on 30th October 2022
Across
1a After drug overdose, caretaker means to perform convincingly (6,6)
METHOD ACTING: the short name of a stimulating drug, the abbreviation for overdose and an adjectival synonym for caretaker.… Continue reading
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Why not have a go at our latest Quarterly Prize Puzzle? Continue reading “MPP 122”
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BD Rating – Difficulty *** – Enjoyment ****/*****
Hello everyone from a one minute sun, one minute rain South Devon. Continue reading “Toughie 2953”
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ***/****
Good morning. A small handful of simple clues, some excellent anagrams and a few that needed a lot more thought all added up to a fun solve. Continue reading “DT 30139”
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ***
Hola from Vega Baja where the warm autumn seems to be coming to an end. I had to dig out some long trousers on Saturday evening, which is something I haven’t done since the middle of May, but it’s still pleasantly warm in the afternoons.
Maybe it’s just me but I thought today’s puzzle was a tad trickier than the usual Monday fare but looking at the clock I see it didn’t actually take me very long. Four anagrams and three double definitions give plenty of ways in so I don’t think many of you will need these hints.
Continue reading “DT 30138”
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Thanks to Gazza for stepping in to do the hints last week, I was busy boozing myself silly with Elgar, Dutch, Smylers, Fez and many other Big Dave and Fifteensquared alums and a great time was had by all.
It didn’t take too long to crack this last night but I am sure a skinful would have hampered me. I have hinted at half of an evenly balanced 28 clues and hope you have enough checkers to get the rest.
Here we go…
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Piccadilly has been setting crosswords for 33 years and EVs since 1995 – this one is his 52nd Enigmatic Variations crossword.… Continue reading
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A very good Sunday morning from Winnipeg where we have been enjoying some unseasonably warm weather but it has started cooling down and the weather forecasts are beginning to include the four letter word that begins with ‘S’!… Continue reading