The Times 2 Crossword Collection 2

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RETIE - (Gaul)EITER, rev. Gaul has not been a province for quite a while, but it was big in its day Start with an easier puzzle, then work your way up. If you’re looking up Monday and Tuesday NYT crosswords’ cheats, don’t discourage yourself by trying a Thursday grid. Easy puzzles are a great place to start, with crosswords later in the week getting progressively harder. Don’t expect to be a wiz at a difficult crossword right off the bat! PIGEON - PIG iron, also known as crude iron, is an intermediate product of the iron industry. EON=age.

The World’s Sunday crossword begins to spread to other newspapers. The Pittsburgh Press publishes their first crosswords this year. These definition styled puzzles are your best companion when you have some spare time. If you are travelling or simply have some alone time at home, these puzzles can be played from anywhere. They are sure to enhance your vocabulary and knowledge at the same time. The Times Concise Crossword answers are published online on the very same day that the puzzle is released. The Times crossword puzzles can be easily completed in the printed daily newspaper. Help with solving The Times A plethora of anagrams and double definitions from Mara today, my second consecutive blog of a Mara puzzle. I like the dd at 1d, and the device used to drop letters from 16d, and give clues of the day jointly to them. 1a was FOI. Hopefully you will all find this one satisfyingly doable. I don't have an accurate time as busy doing other things, but I feel this was certainly within my target.Will Shortz, the famed crossword puzzle editor of The New York Times, begins his career. The next few decades are sometimes referred to by crossword fans as “the Shortz era.” Matt Gaffney likes to start with the theme and then use a divide-and-conquer approach to create his crosswords.

Word Crossy: Cheats for Word Crossy can be found with our crossword-solver tool. Imagine crosswords but with coin collection and competition. USA Today Crossword: Besides free crosswords, USA Today also offers other games, like sudoku and mahjong. Somewhat ironically, The New York Times complains that crosswords are a “sinful waste” in which solvers “get nothing out of it except a primitive form of mental exercise, and success or failure in any given attempt is equally irrelevant to mental development.” ( The New York Times will later become famous for its top-notch crosswords.)Famed lyricist Stephen Sondheim (of Sweeney Todd, Into the Woods, and A Little Night Music) introduces Americans to the British-style cryptic crossword in New York magazine. To enter the contest, one has to complete the crossword and take a print out the same. This has to be sent to The Times registered office with all your personal details attached. The entry to the contest can also be submitted online for members of the Crossword Club There are some clues with numbers on their side. In most cases there is one number indicating the number of letters in the secret word. If there are more than one numbers then it means that the hidden word is made of two or three words. As for example, Enjoying a winning streak (2,1,4) was the puzzle in today’s crossword and the answer to this was “on a roll”. Washington Post Crossword: Their daily crosswords are free and fun to play. They also have a “Monthly Meta Crossword” that’s themed.

INTERPOLATION– anagram (‘out’) of POINT RELATION. The definition is a bit of a stretch but just about works Consider abbreviations carefully. If a clue is abbreviated, the answer will likely be, too. Memorize popular abbreviations, including names of events like WWI, military abbreviations like NCO, and titles like Mr. and Ms. Also memorize common suffixes, as they’re quite popular among crossword writers. LOHENGRIN - RHEINGOL[d] N*; Lohengrin is not part of the Ring Cycle, as Rheingold is - just another opera from Wagner. Me, I care little for the music or the man. A puzzle by Jeremiah Farrell published in The New York Times on the day of the U.S. presidential election is a Shrodinger puzzle; 39 Across, “Lead story in tomorrow’s newspaper (!),” can be either BILL CLINTON ELECTED or BOB DOLE ELECTED, and the rest of the puzzle works either way.

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The book Two Across by Jeff Bartsch tells the story of a romance in which two brainy people communicate their love via clever crosswords. Roger Squires of the UK is officially recognized by Guinness World Records for being the most prolific crossword compiler as he publishes his 66,666th crossword. Definitions underlined in italics, (ABC)* indicating anagram of ABC, {} deletions and [] other indicators. Across