Daily Telegraph Cryptic No 27555
Hints and tips by scchua
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ***
The usual good stuff from Jay. A 1.5*/3* difficulty/enjoyment rating. Thanks to Jay.
Putting the words to lights – crossword clues explained in plain English
Since the beginning of 2010, Wednesday’s regular setter is Jeremy Mutch who has visited the blog as Jay. During 2009, Jay set almost all the Thursday puzzles.
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ***
The usual good stuff from Jay. A 1.5*/3* difficulty/enjoyment rating. Thanks to Jay.
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A 1.5-2* difficulty/3* enjoyment for me today. Thanks to Jay.
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An enjoyable quickie from Jay, with 1*/3* for difficulty/enjoyment. Thanks Jay.
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A 1-1.5* difficulty/3* enjoyment for me. Thanks to Jay.
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Apart from 1 across, for which I needed all the checking letters, this is a fairly straightforward puzzle from our Wednesday Wizard.
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A straightforward, enjoyable puzzle. A 1.5*/3* for me. Thanks Jay.
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A pleasing and easy puzzle, 1-1.5*/3* for difficulty/enjoyment. Thanks Jay.
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An enjoyable one from Jay – with just a little slowdown in the northwest corner. A 1.5-2* for difficulty and 3* for enjoyment. Thanks to Jay.
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A typical Jay puzzle – if you have struggled then afterwards you can’t see why!
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BD Rating – Difficulty ** – Enjoyment ***
Scchua is unavailable today, but will be in this slot tomorrow. I thought this was one of Jay’s easier puzzles – how about you?