puzzle #48: packing crates #3

packing crates puzzle
difficulty: mid-strength
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puzzle instructions:

Each row (1–13) contains two or three words which are clued in order. Each of the seventeen crates contains a word or phrase, read row-by-row. The clues for the crates (a.–q.) are given in a random order.

puzzle #46: alphabetical jigsaw #1

note:

with lockdown lifting in melbourne, i'm going to take a little while off from the weekly puzzles on this blog

thanks to all who regularly visit and play the puzzles

back soon xx

alphabetical jigsaw (cryptic crossword with a twist)
difficulty: mid-strength
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puzzle instructions:

clues are in alphabetical order of their solutions, which should be fitted into the grid jigsaw-wise, however they will fit.

puzzle #38: packing crates #2

packing crates puzzle
difficulty: mid-strength
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puzzle instructions:

Each row (1–10) contains two words which are clued in order. Each of the twelve crates contains a word or phrase, read row-by-row. The clues for the crates (a.–l.) are given in a random order.

puzzle #35: wordoku

something a little more experimental this week
have fun

wordoku
difficulty: mid-strength
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puzzle instructions:
nine different letters of the alphabet should be used to fill the puzzle’s squares. normal sudoku rules apply to those letters. in addition, each row (1–9) and column (A–I) contains a word indicated by the given clue.

puzzle #18: touchword #1

a variety puzzle today

touchword puzzle
difficulty: mid-strength
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puzzle instructions:
each row contains two or three words. each letter is vertically adjacent to the same letter in at least one direction. the top row is considered adjacent to the bottom row.

puzzle #9: packing crates #1

ten sleeps til christmas
something a little different from the usual crossword today

packing crates puzzle
difficulty: mid-strength
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puzzle instructions:
each row (1–11) contains two words which are clued in order. each of the fifteen crates contains a word or phrase, read row-by-row. the clues for the crates (a.–o.) are given in a random order. fill in the blue squares and read them top-to-bottom to reveal a famous name.