2362: Men of note IV
The unclued lights are of a kind. Ignore all accents and diacritical marks throughout the puzzle. The fifth letter of…
2359: Down
The unclued lights (two of two words) can be all be preceded by the same word which solvers have to…
2356: Beetle
The unclued lights (one individually and five pairs) are of a kind. Across 1 German leader put stuff back…
2353: Too many
The unclued lights, three of two words and four pairs are of a kind. Elsewhere, ignore two accents. Across…
2350: Pieces
The unclued lights, (two of two words), individually or as a pair, are of a kind and can be resolved…
2347: Capital letters
Each of the eight unclued lights is a series of letters in alphabetical order which can be formed into eight…
2344: I’m away
A word suggested by the title can either precede or follow each of the unclued lights to form phrases listed…
2341: Durum, Durum
The unclued lights (one of two words) are of a kind. Across 1 Confines at convenience stores (5)…
2338: Fone
The unclued lights (one of two words) are of a kind. Elsewhere, ignore three accents. Across 1 Unethical…
2235: Chippy
The unclued lights (one of two words — ignore its accent) are of a kind. Across 1 I’m the…
2332: Glad all over
The unclued lights (one of two words and one hyphened) when preceded by a five–letter word are phrases listed in…
2329: Places to eat
The unclued lights, when paired, are of a kind, the first word in each pair being thematic. Two of the…
2326: ‘Suits you, sir!’
The unclued lights are of a kind. Elsewhere, ignore one apostrophe. Across 2 Means to call poor chaperone about…
2323: Alphabetical jigsaw
Clues are presented in alphabetical order of their solutions. The solutions have then to be fitted into the grid, jigsaw-fashion.…
2320: Crossings out
The unclued Across lights become thematic when a suffix is appended. The individual unclued Down lights (one a proper noun)…
2317-370
The subtraction reveals the link between the unclued lights which saw light then. Three unclued lights consist of two words,…
to 2311: Keith II
The unclued lights, as well as KEITH, are Scottish place names. TARBERT was required at 28A, rather than LARBERT. First prize Una…
2314: 4÷4=8
The unclued four-letter words can be paired in a particular way to form the remaining unclued lights, one of two…
2311: Keith II
The unclued lights, (two of two words), are of a kind. Chambers does not give the solution at 12 Across.…
Solution to 2308: Landmark
Solution to 2308: Landmark This puzzle was Doc’s 600th to be published in this series. The unclued lights are two-word…
2308: Landmark
This puzzle is a landmark for D(0)C: his first crossword appeared in The Spectator in the issue dated July 4th…
to 2305: Whodunnit?
The unclued lights are trios of Cluedo © rooms at 1A, 14A and 40, weapons at 6, 13 and 14,…
2305: Whodunnit?
The unclued lights (one of two words) can be resolved into three associated trios which are not the solution to…
to 2302: Urbane turban
The twelve undefined solutions become one Scottish and eleven English towns, if the final letter is omitted or a letter…
2302: Urbane turban
The solutions to twelve clues, all of which lack definition, have to be adapted as the title indicates before the…
