The Big Book of Simplex Crosswords from The Irish Times

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The Irish Times Simplex crossword answers are quite tricky and one may have to read many definitions to be able to complete the crossword. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I had been into "regular" crosswords for a while (New York Times, ones in the back of airline magazines, etc. Man born in December, most likely, sends negative response to the Spanish” (4) is a recent Crosaire example of this type of clue that might seem thoroughly perplexing at first to someone unfamiliar with the pattern. When we combine our two morsels of wordplay, we are left with “Noel”, a man who was most likely born in the 12th month of the year.

Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. Unlike crosaire crosswords where the clues are hidden in the question in a twisted format, here the player will have to really enhance on his knowledge in terms of a variety of topics and subjects. You could purchase access to our ePaper, a digital replica of the newspaper, as part of our Premium Digital subscription.Hidden in plain sight clues are perfect for beginners, as the solution is written in front of our eyes, simply disguised as part of the clue. The most common thread in my TikTok comment section echoes the sentiment that “my brain doesn’t work like this” or “I could never in a million years have solved that clue”. This means that if you can solve 1 across, 34 across, 8 down or 9 down, you open up the whole puzzle.

If the prize is unclaimed after this time, it will lapse and the Promoter reserves the right to offer the unclaimed prize to a substitute winner selected in accordance with the Promotion rules. These terms and conditions shall be governed by Irish law and the Courts of the Republic of Ireland shall have exclusive jurisdiction. In the event of unforeseen circumstances the Promoter reserves the right to substitute the prize for an alternative of equal or greater value.Perfect size,I carry this around in my handbag all the time so I can do a bit of crosswording when I have to wait for someone or when I'm on my lunch break.

The second prize will be a one night dinner, bed and breakfast for two people sharing a standard room in Marlfield House, Co Wexford. I really only like doing the Irish Times Simplex crosswords as the clues are good and interesting, instead of just a word as some other newspapers do. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). I now run a social media page where my mission is to democratise cryptic crosswords, one clue at a time, taking viewers through common codes and indicators while generally demystifying the enigmatic process of solving cryptic crosswords. The letters that the indicator “doctor” tells us to unscramble are “had a nice”, and the literal definition of the solution is “big estate in Latin America”.

Though there is no exhaustive list (despite the pleas of my followers), some recent anagram indicators that I have encountered include “messy”, “scrambled”, “confused”, “ran amok”, “redesigned” and “regrettably”, all of which are instructing us to rearrange or reorganise a word or phrase into its translated, solved format. If Irish Times crosswords interest you then you must look out for their special Mega crossword events where the winner can earn prizes and also their unique and griping Christmas Crosswords. The promotion is open to residents of Ireland aged 18 years or over except employees of the Promoter, their families, agents or anyone professionally connected with the promotion.