Some Crickle players were at a loss. “What are cryptic crosswords exactly?” “How do they work?! ” So we let Maya know of this difficulty, and Maya has written an excellent article explaining … A cryptic crossword by Māyā Featured in British newspapers (The Times, The Guardian and Daily Telegraph) and magazines (Radio Times, Private Eye and Viz) and in …
Out in the world Oxford City College library used to have a Scrabble board when you went in the door, but they have discontinued the ‘wordy welcome’ because some students allegedly put up rude words. A move showing appropriate sensitivity or sadly snowflakey… what’s your view? (Tell us at hello@crickle.com) On the site Please send some more Great Crickles. (Take …
Like the welcome at the Oxford City College library? Some students enjoy adding to this in-progress game of Scrabble each time they pass. We hear the ‘in word’ in the workplace in 2018 will be Cascade: “So thank you for listening to my dreary ramble about the demise of the department. I’d be grateful if you would cascade the important …
There’s a few people playing this game. What should we call it? Anyone got any suggestions?
Our favourite game is a custom game – 8 in rack, 2 minimum in word, 1 boat and 4 floats.
All who enjoy cryptic crosswords, will welcome our May challenge. It’s here. Thank you Maya. New to cyptic crosswords and the Crickle site? See the article with the Victorian ladies in the News section; it explains how to do them..
We’ll try that now…
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