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Felix Cryptic Crossword No.6 06/11/20
Across 1 Courier delivers end of goalpost to bloke (7) 2 Record unsteady dive after falling ring (5) 3 Soft rock music sound after mixing slime (9) 4 Odd trio reel, dangerously worn-out (5) 5 Jumbled menu I’m reading is disease proof (6) 6 Tardis rupture! Emerging theme
Solutions & Leaderboard 06/11/2020
Points AvailableCryptic Crossword: 10 Concise Crossword: 5 Hot: 3 Medium: 2 Mild: 1 Gogen: 3Points are available for partially solved cryptics! Leaderboard 1. The Flots (58 Points) 2. Mr Puzzles (40 Points) 3. Cryptic Ed (10 points) Send in a picture of your solutions and your entry to the cryptic
Sudoku 06/11/2020
Concise Crossword 06/11/2020
Across7 Latin man (4) 8 An act of resistance or rebellion (8) 9 Ineffective or incompetent(8) 10 The first man (4) 11 Ctrl + Z shortcut (4) 12 366 days (4,4) 14 Very popular plant (8) 16 Public swimming pool (4) 18 Capital of Norway (4) 20 Medicine dissolved
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