Where is everybody? Or are you finding the wordplay as difficult as I did. This was a nice, easy grid fill and the alternatives and associatives were fun, but oh dear, did I struggle with the endgame!...
Talk about a disappointment! The NS has at last produced a weekly crossword and it's a reissue of one published in 1954. Rip Van Winkle is obviously on the editorial staff! What does anyone else...
Talk about a disappointment! The NS has at last produced a weekly crossword and it's a reissue of one published in 1954. Rip Van Winkle is obviously on the editorial staff! What does anyone else...
What a pleasure to have a straightforward puzzle that we could manage. This one was a pleasure from start to finish and great for us relative newcomers. I am glad there is one like this now and then -...
I think I have the only possible answer for TID?ER. 29ac. (translator penning final words maybe in better order (6)' but don't understand the wordplay. Sorry if this has already been asked - I started...
I have completed it but can't understand the wordplay in the clue about 'loot for pirates?' '(I have the only possible word but what has it to do with 'It may give me strife?) Many thanks in advance.
I am still wondering whether anyone can explain the wordplay in this - 'Actor losing bits of wing in rally' ?IVEN It could be Niven Liven Riven Given - but why? Thanks
