The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Crosswords 1

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Those 1920s clues were very insistently of their age, and played to establishment educations: answers depended on a familiarity with Byron and cricket and the classical world. But many more will know the motto in question – Honi soit qui mal y pense – from having been glued to their screen for this year’s mournful royal ceremonials after the death of the late Queen. We would also recommend our Cross Atlantic Crossword, which is a British take on the classic American-style crossword. I have never really been one for crosswords but while i was working I used to do the Daily Mirror quick crossword as a 5 minute break while I was taking a break. But readers have let Lancaster know that, from the beginning, Telegraph puzzles have also driven a quiet fanaticism.

The Telegraph has launched its first new flagship crossword in almost 15 years, taking inspiration from across the Atlantic, with a distinctly British twist. Since retirement I discovered their daily crossword which takes a bit longer and is quite interesting. For the word puzzle clue of first female in flight across the atlantic, the Sporcle Puzzle Library found the following results.We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. I have since school days enjoyed crosswords and graduated from fairly simple ones to the Times at the pub with Mike Pittock. Of course, while Cross Atlantic looks across the ocean for inspiration, it is resolutely British in the detail of its clues and solutions, exploring our culture, language, general knowledge and mores.

By contrast, human nature, as that supreme solver Sherlock Holmes put it, is always ‘an insoluble puzzle’. By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising.

Get your mind whirring every morning with the Mini Crossword - a puzzle you can solve in a matter of minutes (or less). Good app for accessing the puzzles, but it’s got many bugs and performance issues, most of which culminate in a whirring circle with no ability to do anything. The Telegraph’s general manager of puzzles and games, Dan Silver says: “This is an American-style crossword but wearing a bowler hat, carrying a briefcase, with a rolled up umbrella under its arm, and a British accent. It is good in that even if you do not know the word you can usualy get it from letters in the other words made up from it.

And should the solution prove elusive today, well, there’s always another sudoku, crossword or brain teaser tomorrow. To wield that power is something that Telegraph cryptic setter Dave Gorman, better known as a comedian, is getting to know all about.

To him they presented two sides of the same coin, just as the unsolved clue appears nonsense before logical solution gives it meaning. After turning it on in settings and reloading the app, it went through the 14 days free trial without asking for any information. Tackle our world-famous Cryptic Crossword, as well as Panagram, PlusWord, Sudoku and more games, all in one brilliant app. Assembled by the country’s best compilers, it will have, he says, ‘a real British twist, with that sense of fun and character’.