Thursday, October 14, 2021 - Was this a great crossword? DEF, definitely DEF
An unexpectedly gentle Thursday offering, but filed with some joyously LOL answers. Who could not break a smile at 58A, Stand by the pool, maybe, TIKIBAR, 45D, Balls in a pocket, FALAFEL (nice!), and ...
15 Okt 20219min
Wednesday, October 13, 2021 - A TONNEAU Tough Clues
Today's crossword was a real EYE opener - with the names of 4 persons whose first named started with, and last name ended with, the letter I. It was ingenious, intriguing and ... tough! Jean ran into ...
14 Okt 202112min
Tuesday, October 12, 2021 - All Hail AMUNRA, God of Dubious Spelling!
Today's crossword included the reappearance of 2D, Egyptian king of the Gods, AMNUNRA, whose alternative spellings are so legendary - AMUNRA, AMENRA, AMONRA , to name just three -- that he has earned ...
13 Okt 20219min
Monday, October 11, 2021 - LOVEITORHATEIT - We Love It!
Today's crossword was a Monday, but it was a little "crunchier" than usual., with clues that might trip up novice solvers, such as 53D, Thai currency, BAHT, 42A, Official language of Iran, FARSI, and...
12 Okt 20217min
Sunday, October 10, 2021 - It's ETO, IDIOT
A crunchier than usual Sunday crossword, the grid was filled with amusing clues but plenty of pitfalls. Jean had a spot of bother with 77A, Sesh on Reddit, AMA (short for Ask Me Another). Mike, meanwh...
11 Okt 202114min
Saturday, October 9, 2021 -- ALLABOARD!
A surprisingly straightforward Saturday crossword, with joyfully few RORs (Ridiculously Obscure References™️) to slow down the proceedings. Mike still managed to find a way, however: and to learn exac...
10 Okt 202111min
Friday, October 8, 2021 - Wanted: Some AHAMOMENTS
Both Jean & Mike found today's crossword to be definitely on the harder side of the spectrum -- with the top-left corner causing particular grief. Both were eventually able to rally, although it was a...
9 Okt 202114min
Thursday, October 7, 2021 - This puzzle's terrific -- ASKANYONE
One look at the grid, with a series of 1 letter squares with black on both sides (something that almost *never* happens) was a tipoff that something unusual was happening. Fortunately, the puzzle was ...
8 Okt 202110min
