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BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS • Contents + – + – + – + – + Introduction A few words about this guide Clue Types Types of cryptic crossword clue Miscellaneous Constructs Additional constructs Reference bo BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS A cryptic clue is any crossword clue in which the answer is hidden or, to quote Chambers, mysteriously obscure. Various types of cryptic clue construct have been developed since cryptic crossword puzzles first appeared over 80 years ago. Several of these, including anagrams, hidden words, cryptic definitions, double definitions, and the WHICH BOOKS SHOULD I READ? NOT THE SATURDAY PRIZE PUZZLES Not The Saturday Prize Puzzles. Many solvers miss having a second cryptic puzzle to solve on Saturdays, which is why I created the “Not the Saturday Prize Puzzle” series. Here you will find puzzles from current published setters, like Anax, Elgar and Tim Moorey, through to lesser-known setters. The only criteria are that theyshould be
A BRIEF GUIDE TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF CRYPTIC CROSSWORD CLUES 1 A brief guide to the construction of cryptic crossword clues By Michael Callaghan 1 Introduction • Every Monday, Big Dave publishes a cryptic crossword created by rookie setters.CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS
Many words will break down into just two parts, but sometimes the setter can find a better clue by using three or more. Word order. A (component 1) + B (component 2) = C (answer) of course, but B + A = C as well. The setter may find that describing B as after A can lead to a more convincing image. Link words.ROOKIE CORNER
A Puzzle by Sundance + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + TIM MOOREY’S CROSSWORD WORKSHOPS Tim Moorey is a crossword setter for the Sunday Times, The Week and others. An experienced adult tutor for the past 15 or so years, he is a sought after speaker on crosswords, for example being on the WI speaker panels for Surrey, Kent and Essex. He is the author of How to Master The Times Crossword, published by HarperCollins, and aconsultant
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Across. 8 Formal dress worn on vacation after travel (4) 9 Dangerous to begin to operate on king under the influence (5) 10 Stagger back to get snack (4) 11 Stipulation to consume fizzy drink before losing gas (6) 12 In final moments, winger gets goal finally and a point that's deserved (8) 13 Excessive amount of time mother knocked back drink CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS FROM BIG DAVE Advice from Anax. Actually Setting – the anatomy of a crossword. From The Top – a start-to-finish story of setting a cryptic crossword puzzle. Cryptic Crosswords – The Rules. Advice from Peter Biddlecombe. Which books should I read? – a guide to crossword booksWhat
BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS • Contents + – + – + – + – + Introduction A few words about this guide Clue Types Types of cryptic crossword clue Miscellaneous Constructs Additional constructs Reference bo BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS A cryptic clue is any crossword clue in which the answer is hidden or, to quote Chambers, mysteriously obscure. Various types of cryptic clue construct have been developed since cryptic crossword puzzles first appeared over 80 years ago. Several of these, including anagrams, hidden words, cryptic definitions, double definitions, and the WHICH BOOKS SHOULD I READ? NOT THE SATURDAY PRIZE PUZZLES Not The Saturday Prize Puzzles. Many solvers miss having a second cryptic puzzle to solve on Saturdays, which is why I created the “Not the Saturday Prize Puzzle” series. Here you will find puzzles from current published setters, like Anax, Elgar and Tim Moorey, through to lesser-known setters. The only criteria are that theyshould be
A BRIEF GUIDE TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF CRYPTIC CROSSWORD CLUES 1 A brief guide to the construction of cryptic crossword clues By Michael Callaghan 1 Introduction • Every Monday, Big Dave publishes a cryptic crossword created by rookie setters.CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS
Many words will break down into just two parts, but sometimes the setter can find a better clue by using three or more. Word order. A (component 1) + B (component 2) = C (answer) of course, but B + A = C as well. The setter may find that describing B as after A can lead to a more convincing image. Link words.ROOKIE CORNER
A Puzzle by Sundance + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + TIM MOOREY’S CROSSWORD WORKSHOPS Tim Moorey is a crossword setter for the Sunday Times, The Week and others. An experienced adult tutor for the past 15 or so years, he is a sought after speaker on crosswords, for example being on the WI speaker panels for Surrey, Kent and Essex. He is the author of How to Master The Times Crossword, published by HarperCollins, and aconsultant
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Across. 8 Formal dress worn on vacation after travel (4) 9 Dangerous to begin to operate on king under the influence (5) 10 Stagger back to get snack (4) 11 Stipulation to consume fizzy drink before losing gas (6) 12 In final moments, winger gets goal finally and a point that's deserved (8) 13 Excessive amount of time mother knocked back drinkROOKIE CORNER
A Puzzle by X-File + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS The first such dictionary, as compiled by Oxford, was published in 1953, and it’s been tweaking, modifying, and updating it ever since. This new edition, the fifth, offers well over 20,000 quotations from more than 3,000 authors. Responding to correspondence from their readers, Oxford has restored some material from past editions, such asthe
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The quality of the puzzles submitted often rivals that available on the back pages of national newspapers, indeed several of our Rookies have gone on to provide puzzles for those national newspapers. BD. 001. A Puzzle by Axolotl. 002. A Puzzle by loonapick. 003. A BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS a number in a clue which is an indication that the answer to the specified clue be inserted into the wordplay. clue reference. Miscellaneous constructs. Cockney. Cockneys from the East End of London are notorious for dropping the leading aitches of words. Cockney and East End. Miscellaneous constructs. MONTHLY PRIZE PUZZLES No. Month Setter Roll of Honour 1 June 2012 Zaphod Mike in Amble 2 July 2012 Alchemi Axe 3 August 2012 Prolixic Slartibartfast 4 September 2012 Gazza Kath 5 October 2012 Radler Andy 6 Novemb CROSSWORDS ON THE MOVE The Globe and Mail is a Canadian paper whose cryptic crossword is syndicated and invariably set by Roger Squires (Rufus / Dante). Sadly, this app is available only for the iPhone / iPad. Other smartphones and tablets are not supported. A lot of attention has gone into thedesign of this app.
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Across. 8 Formal dress worn on vacation after travel (4) 9 Dangerous to begin to operate on king under the influence (5) 10 Stagger back to get snack (4) 11 Stipulation to consume fizzy drink before losing gas (6) 12 In final moments, winger gets goal finally and a point that's deserved (8) 13 Excessive amount of time mother knocked back drinkCRYPTIC CROSSWORDS
Our answer is defined as “The importance of” and to find it we take the fodder EATING MUD and jumble it as suggested by the anagrind “pie?” to end up with MAGNITUDE. *Indicated wordplay is that where some kind of indicator has to be given. In an anagram clue, theROOKIE CORNER
29 Animal disturbed near outside source of milk (8) Down. 1 A fabric used as required (2,4) 2 Told to nick coat from abrasive stripper (5,4) 3 Have to surround port of Split (5) 4 Period used to redesign Scottish river housing (7) 6 Unexpectedly saved rope for earwig (9) 7 Bend back over religion (5) BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS These are not, in themselves, clue types but are constructs that can be used be used in most of the clue types, particularly charades. abbreviation – part of a word used instead of the whole. This is one of the most common constructs, there are too many to list but these are some common examples: A – adult (old film certificate) A –answer.
CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS FROM BIG DAVE Advice from Anax. Actually Setting – the anatomy of a crossword. From The Top – a start-to-finish story of setting a cryptic crossword puzzle. Cryptic Crosswords – The Rules. Advice from Peter Biddlecombe. Which books should I read? – a guide to crossword booksWhat
BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS • Contents + – + – + – + – + Introduction A few words about this guide Clue Types Types of cryptic crossword clue Miscellaneous Constructs Additional constructs Reference bo A BRIEF GUIDE TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF CRYPTIC CROSSWORD CLUES 1 A brief guide to the construction of cryptic crossword clues By Michael Callaghan 1 Introduction • Every Monday, Big Dave publishes a cryptic crossword created by rookie setters. WHICH BOOKS SHOULD I READ? NOT THE SATURDAY PRIZE PUZZLES Other puzzles by Guest Setters. These are puzzles by guest setters that have been published elsewhere. You might like to enjoy these as well. No fewer than twenty-nine of the setters who appeared first in the NTSPP and Rookie series (indicated with * below) have gone on to have puzzles published in the National press. [ Setters – please contact me if you would like your profile to beMPP – 108
Solvers should submit the answer to the question, and nothing else, in the answer box below.There is no need to send a completed grid or solution, or to explain your answer. Closing date for entries is midnight on May 15 th 2021. The winner will receive their choice of any of the Telegraph Crossword Books.CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS
Contents + – + – + – + – + – + CHAPTER PAGE Introduction A few words about this guide 2 Anagrams 3 Charades Also known as Word Sums 4 Double Meanings Also known as DouROOKIE CORNER
A Puzzle by Sundance + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + TIM MOOREY’S CROSSWORD WORKSHOPS A Brief Outline + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + Have you always been puzzled by cryptic crosswords? Do you want to do better with your daily solving? A relaxed workshop with like-mindedpeople
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At The Local by 8ball + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS FROM BIG DAVE Advice from Anax. Actually Setting – the anatomy of a crossword. From The Top – a start-to-finish story of setting a cryptic crossword puzzle. Cryptic Crosswords – The Rules. Advice from Peter Biddlecombe. Which books should I read? – a guide to crossword booksWhat
BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS • Contents + – + – + – + – + Introduction A few words about this guide Clue Types Types of cryptic crossword clue Miscellaneous Constructs Additional constructs Reference bo A BRIEF GUIDE TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF CRYPTIC CROSSWORD CLUES 1 A brief guide to the construction of cryptic crossword clues By Michael Callaghan 1 Introduction • Every Monday, Big Dave publishes a cryptic crossword created by rookie setters. WHICH BOOKS SHOULD I READ? NOT THE SATURDAY PRIZE PUZZLES Other puzzles by Guest Setters. These are puzzles by guest setters that have been published elsewhere. You might like to enjoy these as well. No fewer than twenty-nine of the setters who appeared first in the NTSPP and Rookie series (indicated with * below) have gone on to have puzzles published in the National press. [ Setters – please contact me if you would like your profile to beMPP – 108
Solvers should submit the answer to the question, and nothing else, in the answer box below.There is no need to send a completed grid or solution, or to explain your answer. Closing date for entries is midnight on May 15 th 2021. The winner will receive their choice of any of the Telegraph Crossword Books.CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS
Contents + – + – + – + – + – + CHAPTER PAGE Introduction A few words about this guide 2 Anagrams 3 Charades Also known as Word Sums 4 Double Meanings Also known as DouROOKIE CORNER
A Puzzle by Sundance + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + TIM MOOREY’S CROSSWORD WORKSHOPS A Brief Outline + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + Have you always been puzzled by cryptic crosswords? Do you want to do better with your daily solving? A relaxed workshop with like-mindedpeople
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At The Local by 8ball + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – +MPP – 109
Solvers should submit the answer to the question, and nothing else, in the answer box below.There is no need to send a completed grid or solution, or to explain your answer. Closing date for entries is midnight on Jun 19 th 2021. The winner will receive their choice of any of the Telegraph Crossword Books.ROOKIE CORNER
A Puzzle by Sundance + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – +NTSPP – 591
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At The Local by 8ball + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + – +CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS
Anagrams + – + – + – + – + – + – + – + There is a myth that some crossword editors set limits on the number of full/part anagrams in a puzzle on the basis that having too many makes a puzzletoo easy.
BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS • Contents + – + – + – + – + Introduction A few words about this guide Clue Types Types of cryptic crossword clue Miscellaneous Constructs Additional constructs Reference bo BIG DAVE’S LITTLE GUIDE TO CRYPTIC CROSSWORDS Websites + – + – + – + – + Useful websites ••••Details
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