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Listener No 4394: Against Expectatios By Duck

I had to do a lot of cold solving before I could be sure which were the rogues, but once they were identified it all fell into place quite neatly. A few words to add to the vocabulary, too. Many...

alidoc

Indi Jumbo 26 March

Does anyone know if this is available online for me to print out, I spent a lot of the weekend solving the majority of the clues only to leave it behind where I was staying, very frustrating. I can't...

midazolam

Listener Crosswordno 4391: 22Ses Square By Tibea

Lovely puzzle by the Listener editors (Tiburon and Kea). Impressive to think these excerpts were published in the paper. I was thinking as I was solving it that I am still in need of a cryptic clue,...

professorplum13

Inquisitor 1430

29d Letter baffled Zowie, for example (5) 21d People seeking independence are under another economic group's Fiat? (7) I have letters in the grid but there are possible clashes so my letters may not...

djawhufc

Spectator 2250

Morning all We have a winner this week. Well done Belinda. Enjoy Doc everyone. All the best DJA...

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Ev Clue

23d Reductions primarily cracked up eighteen shoppers (4) Answer: CUTS One or more consecutive words must be anagrammed to a single word before solving. Presumably this is EIGHTEEN to a word beginning...

crosswhit99

Listener 4386

Quite an appropriate puzzle given the weather we have been having this week ! Relieved that it didn't take too long to crack as we have the pleasure of another Schadenfreude puzzle to occupy us...

Ruthrobin

Listener Display By Aedites

Very enjoyable, thank you Aedites, and not too much frustrating grid staring.

x_word_fan

Listener 4373 Semirp By Kea

Apologies if there is another thread. Nothing for the "numberphobes" to be scared of. Logical with only a bit of Excel at the start and some spadework at the end. Enjoyable - thanks Kea....

Ripper

Inquisitor 1409

13 down: Trees between university and loch fall every now and then (6) ?ET?LA. Also the 'expression' to write under the grid, is it just a single letter? (if it isn't I'm stumped!) Thanks in advance...

AHearer

Listener No 4369: Golf... By Xanthippe

The grid fill was not as hard as I had expected, as spotting the treatment of the holes was a great help. I'm sure I'll have mucked up the last step, however, as i'm in the "good walk ruined" camp....

jim360

Listener Crossword No 4368 -- The Name Of The Game By Harribobs

The preamble was enough for an early PDM, although I've not actually played the game properly before. Then it was a relatively speedy gridfill before I nervously attempted the endgame, dreading the...

jockie

Listener 4368: The Name Of The Game By Harribobs

This has got to be the most ambiguous preamble ever. Nice easy grid-fill, but ... Is the starting point "the completed grid" or what you get using the "information"? Is the starting point the zeroth...

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