Christine’s Cryptic Collection 29 – Gremlin
Double Take 8, page 57
The clue at 7 across is incorrect, it should have read ‘Make a speech to orchestrate removal of trunk, right? (5)’.
Thanks to M Davies for reporting this gremlin.
Sensing A Pattern
Have you ever wondered why some people get over an argument quickly while others remain in a bad mood for days? According to a report in the journal Biological Psychiatry, scientists at Harvard University have discovered that the qualities required to bounce back after a disagreement are controlled in the very front of the [more…]
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BIG Crossword
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Cross Out
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Tracker
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Cluewords 222 – Gremlin
Cluewords 17, page 30
There is an unnecessary arrow on one of the squares.
Thanks to J Baldwin for reporting this gremlin.
QuizWords 02 – Gremlin
World Words, page 48
The clue ‘Order of the British Empire (1,1,1)’ was incorrect for MBE.
Thanks to S Roberts of NZ for reporting this gremlin.