Monday, October 25, 2021 - THYME, Please
Today's crossword wasn't quite EASYPEASY: Mike in particular had a few LAPSES that pushed his THYME to the breaking point. For all the deets, download and listen up!We love feedback! Send us a text......
26 Okt 20218min
Sunday, October 24, 2021 - Hey, HEKATE
Today's crossword was titled "Sports Nuts", and that pretty much sums up the theme - a series of answers that involved some aspect of sports, as suggested by a punny clue. For example, 22A, Your ex's ...
25 Okt 202113min
Saturday, October 23, 2021 - What are the PRICES of CARTAGE to STKITTS?
Saturday is traditionally the toughest crossword of the week, doubly so when Sam Ezersky's the constructor. Both Jean & Mike (solving independently, as is their wont), struggled in the bottom right co...
24 Okt 202110min
Friday, October 22, 2021 - AFT of the EFT
This was a relatively easy Friday puzzle, but it was filled with sparkling cluing that made it a delight to tackle. As exhibit A, we present 16A, Digital color presentation?, NAILPOLISH, 20D, Dining w...
23 Okt 202111min
Thursday, October 21, 2021 - PARKOUR, Anyone?
A fun Thursday crossword from Michael Lieberman, with a clever theme - a series of vertical answers, each two words - and they make sense only if you observe that the word on the bottom is under the w...
22 Okt 202115min
Tuesday, October 19, 2021 - A PEACH of a Puzzle
Ross Trudeau steps up to the plate, swings, and it's a hit -- because Ross Trudeaus' crosswords are always a hit. This is a more high-brow crossword than is typical for the New York Times, as there we...
20 Okt 202111min
Monday, October 18, 2021 - War of the Words - ORSON or ODEON?
Freddie Cheng has provided a very ARTistic start to the crossword week, with a series of clues that include multiple spellings of the word ART, e.g., 17A, Athlete who rarely gets sacked or has a pass ...
19 Okt 202110min
