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Login; Welcome to the fifteensquared crossword utilities. The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/28248. Posted by Turbolegs on 4th September 2020. Thanks Redshank and Loonapick for a very clear blog. We found this extremely hard managing only half a dozen answers till we read the blog. The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice. This post is an attempt to compose a 15x15 blank grid for crossword purposes. This entry was posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2020 and is filed under FT.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Financial Times Crossword; Times Crossword Club; The Independent Crossword; The I-do-it Box; The Stickler Weekly; Solving Sites. Short of time this morning, so can't really do this justice at the moment, but this was a fantastic puzzle, keeping up the standard that has been shown across the papers this week. Didn’t really like FAUNA either as thought it too obvious. If Bond is an agent then, at least in crosswords, Bonds are agents. The time I spent on that has rather obscured my memory of the rest of the solve, but I think it was a medium-strength puzzle overall. Thank you Io. I always seem to get on well with the Dutch – with the exception of their driving habits. A mostly straightforward challenge from NEO today, a quick solve thwarted only by a couple of uncommon words. Your email address will not be published. This site uses cookies.

confused arch rival briefly, I gathered (9), Son quits province with one other missing article, deserved to defend Irish revolutionary (6). Finished at the bottom with the clever HEIGHTEN, JURIST and APOPLEXY (which I used a word finder to complete the crossword and then get to bed). Thanks as ever to Azed. To get started first login.

World ranking 830215 altough the site value is $2 592.

Login; Welcome to the fifteensquared crossword utilities. The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/28248. Posted by Turbolegs on 4th September 2020. Thanks Redshank and Loonapick for a very clear blog. We found this extremely hard managing only half a dozen answers till we read the blog. The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice. This post is an attempt to compose a 15x15 blank grid for crossword purposes. This entry was posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2020 and is filed under FT.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Financial Times Crossword; Times Crossword Club; The Independent Crossword; The I-do-it Box; The Stickler Weekly; Solving Sites. Short of time this morning, so can't really do this justice at the moment, but this was a fantastic puzzle, keeping up the standard that has been shown across the papers this week. Didn’t really like FAUNA either as thought it too obvious. If Bond is an agent then, at least in crosswords, Bonds are agents. The time I spent on that has rather obscured my memory of the rest of the solve, but I think it was a medium-strength puzzle overall. Thank you Io. I always seem to get on well with the Dutch – with the exception of their driving habits. A mostly straightforward challenge from NEO today, a quick solve thwarted only by a couple of uncommon words. Your email address will not be published. This site uses cookies.

confused arch rival briefly, I gathered (9), Son quits province with one other missing article, deserved to defend Irish revolutionary (6). Finished at the bottom with the clever HEIGHTEN, JURIST and APOPLEXY (which I used a word finder to complete the crossword and then get to bed). Thanks as ever to Azed. To get started first login.

World ranking 830215 altough the site value is $2 592.

Login; Welcome to the fifteensquared crossword utilities. The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/28248. Posted by Turbolegs on 4th September 2020. Thanks Redshank and Loonapick for a very clear blog. We found this extremely hard managing only half a dozen answers till we read the blog. The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice. This post is an attempt to compose a 15x15 blank grid for crossword purposes. This entry was posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2020 and is filed under FT.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Financial Times Crossword; Times Crossword Club; The Independent Crossword; The I-do-it Box; The Stickler Weekly; Solving Sites. Short of time this morning, so can't really do this justice at the moment, but this was a fantastic puzzle, keeping up the standard that has been shown across the papers this week. Didn’t really like FAUNA either as thought it too obvious. If Bond is an agent then, at least in crosswords, Bonds are agents. The time I spent on that has rather obscured my memory of the rest of the solve, but I think it was a medium-strength puzzle overall. Thank you Io. I always seem to get on well with the Dutch – with the exception of their driving habits. A mostly straightforward challenge from NEO today, a quick solve thwarted only by a couple of uncommon words. Your email address will not be published. This site uses cookies.

confused arch rival briefly, I gathered (9), Son quits province with one other missing article, deserved to defend Irish revolutionary (6). Finished at the bottom with the clever HEIGHTEN, JURIST and APOPLEXY (which I used a word finder to complete the crossword and then get to bed). Thanks as ever to Azed. To get started first login.

World ranking 830215 altough the site value is $2 592.

Login; Welcome to the fifteensquared crossword utilities. The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/28248. Posted by Turbolegs on 4th September 2020. Thanks Redshank and Loonapick for a very clear blog. We found this extremely hard managing only half a dozen answers till we read the blog. The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice. This post is an attempt to compose a 15x15 blank grid for crossword purposes. This entry was posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2020 and is filed under FT.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Financial Times Crossword; Times Crossword Club; The Independent Crossword; The I-do-it Box; The Stickler Weekly; Solving Sites. Short of time this morning, so can't really do this justice at the moment, but this was a fantastic puzzle, keeping up the standard that has been shown across the papers this week. Didn’t really like FAUNA either as thought it too obvious. If Bond is an agent then, at least in crosswords, Bonds are agents. The time I spent on that has rather obscured my memory of the rest of the solve, but I think it was a medium-strength puzzle overall. Thank you Io. I always seem to get on well with the Dutch – with the exception of their driving habits. A mostly straightforward challenge from NEO today, a quick solve thwarted only by a couple of uncommon words. Your email address will not be published. This site uses cookies.

confused arch rival briefly, I gathered (9), Son quits province with one other missing article, deserved to defend Irish revolutionary (6). Finished at the bottom with the clever HEIGHTEN, JURIST and APOPLEXY (which I used a word finder to complete the crossword and then get to bed). Thanks as ever to Azed. To get started first login.

World ranking 830215 altough the site value is $2 592.

Login; Welcome to the fifteensquared crossword utilities. The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/28248. Posted by Turbolegs on 4th September 2020. Thanks Redshank and Loonapick for a very clear blog. We found this extremely hard managing only half a dozen answers till we read the blog. The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice. This post is an attempt to compose a 15x15 blank grid for crossword purposes. This entry was posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2020 and is filed under FT.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Financial Times Crossword; Times Crossword Club; The Independent Crossword; The I-do-it Box; The Stickler Weekly; Solving Sites. Short of time this morning, so can't really do this justice at the moment, but this was a fantastic puzzle, keeping up the standard that has been shown across the papers this week. Didn’t really like FAUNA either as thought it too obvious. If Bond is an agent then, at least in crosswords, Bonds are agents. The time I spent on that has rather obscured my memory of the rest of the solve, but I think it was a medium-strength puzzle overall. Thank you Io. I always seem to get on well with the Dutch – with the exception of their driving habits. A mostly straightforward challenge from NEO today, a quick solve thwarted only by a couple of uncommon words. Your email address will not be published. This site uses cookies.

confused arch rival briefly, I gathered (9), Son quits province with one other missing article, deserved to defend Irish revolutionary (6). Finished at the bottom with the clever HEIGHTEN, JURIST and APOPLEXY (which I used a word finder to complete the crossword and then get to bed). Thanks as ever to Azed. To get started first login.

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FT.com will bring you the crossword from Monday to Saturday as well as the Weekend FT Polymath. London’s best (and socially distanced) HIIT classes, Whoop it up: the next-gen fitness tracker you can really count on. Posted by Pete Maclean on 27th August 2020, Non-prize puzzle from the Weekend FT of August 15, 2020. Getting to the bottom of the explanations took quite a while.Thank you Aardvark. The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice. [backed] <=(REP ("theatre") in ROME ("his city")), No 1 ("top player") + SIL(l)Y ("unwise" to sacrifice L (length)), [primarily] S(erve) in YEMEN ("ME State"), SO ("very") + DIM ("thick") contains U (uranium), OU (Open University) + <=WALT (Disney) [retrospective], *(arch riva) [anag:confused] (where RIVA is RIVA(l) briefly) gathered I, CON ("to deceive") + CRETE ("island") + MIXERS ("extroverts"), S (son) quits UL(s)TER ("province") with I (one) + O(the)R missing THE ("article"), HE'S ("man's") entering TT (Tourist Trophy, so "races") with FUR ("coat") on, Co. (company, so "firm") + IF ("condition") stops DYING ("desperate"), ALE ("drink") + X + Y ("variable amounts", in maths) to keep POP ("old man"), DEPTS (departments) suppress [occasionally] C(o)R(n)Y, JUST ("deserved") to defend <=Ir. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. The Saturday puzzles are prize crosswords; details of how to enter are with each crossword. i thought that this was an excellent crossword and was the pick of the day for me. The charset for this site is utf-8. Please click 'Accept' to close this notification. Click here for winners. Will I be investigated by HMRC for furlough fraud? This was a nice puzzle to solve, too. I think, in 11a, BITER is given by perhaps fly. Grid editor Diary Carte blanche tool. He was also the author of several …

World ranking 830215 altough the site value is $2 592.

Login; Welcome to the fifteensquared crossword utilities. The puzzle may be found at https://www.theguardian.com/crosswords/cryptic/28248. Posted by Turbolegs on 4th September 2020. Thanks Redshank and Loonapick for a very clear blog. We found this extremely hard managing only half a dozen answers till we read the blog. The Financial Times and its journalism are subject to a self-regulation regime under the FT Editorial Code of Practice. This post is an attempt to compose a 15x15 blank grid for crossword purposes. This entry was posted on Thursday, June 25th, 2020 and is filed under FT.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Financial Times Crossword; Times Crossword Club; The Independent Crossword; The I-do-it Box; The Stickler Weekly; Solving Sites. Short of time this morning, so can't really do this justice at the moment, but this was a fantastic puzzle, keeping up the standard that has been shown across the papers this week. Didn’t really like FAUNA either as thought it too obvious. If Bond is an agent then, at least in crosswords, Bonds are agents. The time I spent on that has rather obscured my memory of the rest of the solve, but I think it was a medium-strength puzzle overall. Thank you Io. I always seem to get on well with the Dutch – with the exception of their driving habits. A mostly straightforward challenge from NEO today, a quick solve thwarted only by a couple of uncommon words. Your email address will not be published. This site uses cookies.

confused arch rival briefly, I gathered (9), Son quits province with one other missing article, deserved to defend Irish revolutionary (6). Finished at the bottom with the clever HEIGHTEN, JURIST and APOPLEXY (which I used a word finder to complete the crossword and then get to bed). Thanks as ever to Azed. To get started first login.

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