Sunday Telegraph Cryptic No 3266
A full review by Rahmat Ali
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This puzzle was published on 26th May 2024
BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ****
Greetings from Kolkata.… Continue reading
Month: June 2024
Toughie 3281
Toughie No 3281 by Gila
Hints and tips by ALP
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BD Rating – Difficulty */** – Enjoyment ***/****
A welcome and breezy return from Gila. Much needed after an unsettling trip to a heralded (really?)
DT 30631
Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 30631
Hints and tips by Huntsman
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** Enjoyment ***/****
Nice & bright today with no wet stuff in the forecast so it’s a dash to the golf course to see if I can’t improve on yesterday’s performance where 4 holes spoiled an otherwise good round.… Continue reading
DT 30630
Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 30630
Hints and tips by Falcon
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ****
Greetings from from my home away from home on a small picturesque lake outside Ottawa.… Continue reading
Rookie Corner 529
Sunday Toughie 123 (Hints)
Sunday Toughie No 123
by Zandio
Hints and Tips by Sloop John Bee
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I found this at the gentler end of the Zandio spectrum this week. but your experience may differ, I wouldn’t want to 7d any of you. A fine 14d variety of clue types. I hope your 5d’s are not 4d, I fairly 2d’d through this before my 21a could melt
An evenly balanced 14a and 14d clues and I shall hint half
Here we go…
EV 1645 (Hints)
Enigmatic Variations 1645 (Hints)
First Edition by Vismut
Hints and tips by Phibs
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This week I asked Gemini, “Why might a crossword setter have chosen the pseudonym ‘Vismut’?”
ST 3267 (Hints)
Sunday Telegraph Cryptic No 3267 (Hints)
Hints and tips by Senf
A very good Sunday morning from Winnipeg where we have been enjoying early summer conditions with high temperatures in the low 20s and overnight low temperatures in double figures.
For me, and I stress for me, Dada not very friendly, with seven anagrams (three partials), two lurkers (one reversed), and one homophone all in a slightly asymmetric 30 clues; with 15 hints ‘sprinkled’ throughout the grid, you should be able to get the checkers to enable the solving of the unhinted clues. … Continue reading
NTSPP 747
DT 30629 (Hints)
Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 30629 (Hints)
The Saturday Crossword Club (hosted by crypticsue)
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