Engage Your Mind with Our Latest Crossword Challenge
Dive into the stimulating world of puzzles with the latest edition of our quick crossword, No 17,565. This edition promises a variety of intriguing clues across a 24-question grid, ensuring both entertainment and a mental workout.
Across
- 1 Across: Describes where rolls may accumulate (5,6 letters).
- 9 Across: Refers to either a city or a spherical object (9 letters).
- 10 Across: A term for a dense and sticky substance (3 letters).
- 11 Across: Identifies the poet famed for the line ‘Stop all the clocks’ (5 letters).
- 13 Across: Means adhering to or following (7 letters).
- 14 Across: A two-part phrase meaning no more than (2,4 letters).
- 15 Across: To hinder or create obstacles (6 letters).
- 18 Across: Phrases returning an item taken away – involves a delay (3,4 letters).
- 20 Across: To gaze with an earnest longing or interest (3,2 letters).
- 21 Across: Short term for reservations or complaints (3 letters).
- 22 Across: Describes someone who nervously bites their nails (4-5 letters).
- 24 Across: An anagram of ‘rebel tingle’, referring to a combative stance (11 letters).
Down
- 2 Down: A track created by wheel movement (3 letters).
- 3 Down: Relates to both grave and acute accents (7 letters).
- 4 Down: Known as Yogi’s companion and a type of error (3-3 letters).
- 5 Down: Associated with Thunberg and a type of vegetable (5 letters).
- 6 Down: Being clear of snags or complications (9 letters).
- 7 Down: A frozen dessert named after a shared fruit experience (6,5 letters).
- 8 Down: Refers to a person deemed clever, possibly sarcastically (6,5 letters).
- 12 Down: Anagram ‘missed tea’ for a petite cup used for coffee (9 letters).
- 16 Down: A locale for shoemakers and a typical haunt for certain drinkers (4,3 letters).
- 17 Down: Denotes the act of skiing or descending slopes of snow (6 letters).
- 19 Down: A narrative or chronicle of past events (5 letters).
- 23 Down: Signifies a large barrel or container (3 letters).
Make sure your progress is saved automatically as you tackle each clue. Good luck!
Reporting based on coverage first published by theguardian.com.