The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Crosswords 1

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Grid Entry: Each crossword clue corresponds to a specific entry in the puzzle grid, and solvers must correctly interpret the clue to fill in the corresponding answer. We would also recommend our Cross Atlantic Crossword, which is a British take on the classic American-style crossword.

My only criticism is that at the back it just gives the answers and not how the answers are reached like it used to in the newspaper, so sometimes when we have to look something up we still have no idea why. 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.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.

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. The developer, TELEGRAPH MEDIA GROUP HOLDINGS LIMITED, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. T. On Sundays, see if you can solve our larger crossword, which is created by a rotating cast of puzzle makers.

Telegraph Puzzles subscribers, or Telegraph subscribers who are entitled to Puzzles as part of their subscription are entitled to full access to the app and should log in using their existing Telegraph username and password. Cross Atlantic‘ is hand-compiled, with accessible clues comprising straight definition, humorous wordplay, general knowledge, cultural references, and current affairs. It is that rare treat: a new puzzle, to be published every weekend and daily online, in our own Telegraph, a newspaper that knows a thing or two about the genre, having delivered its first crossword to readers almost a century ago, years before Fleet Street rivals cottoned on. Definition: A crossword clue is a brief and often cryptic piece of information provided in a crossword puzzle, serving as a hint or guide to the correct answer. After turning it on in settings and reloading the app, it went through the 14 days free trial without asking for any information.