Does the Telegraph Online have puzzles?
Telegraph Puzzles – Crosswords, Sudoku and Puzzles Online.
How do you access Telegraph puzzles?
You can log in using either your email address and password or your TS number and postcode if you are a Print subscriber. Your TS number can be found under ‘My Account’ on the Telegraph website or on your print vouchers. If this doesn’t resolve the issue, find our helpful guide to logging in here.
How do I cancel Telegraph puzzles?
The cancellation and refund policy in the following paragraphs refers to all subscriptions and free trials for the Telegraph Puzzles service. In order to cancel your ongoing subscription please visit “My Account”, click on “Account Details” and then “Your Details”.
Who sets the Telegraph crossword?
The Sunday Telegraph cryptic crossword is set by Brian Greer. The Daily Telegraph General Knowledge Crossword on Saturdays (a very popular prize puzzle) and the Herculis general knowledge prize crossword on Mondays are set by Kate Mepham.
What has happened to telegraph puzzles?
The web address of Telegraph Puzzles isn’t changing, but you’ll need to confirm a few details when logging in for the first time. Your history will now be stored in one place, and moving forward you can access the puzzles site with your Telegraph account details.
How much is a Telegraph puzzles subscription?
How do I contact Telegraph Puzzles? How much is a yearly subscription? A yearly subscription costs £35.88 per year, which will be invoiced in one payment at the start of your subscription.
Where do foxes go practical?
The Crossword Solver finds answers to American-style crosswords, British-style crosswords, general knowledge crosswords and cryptic crossword puzzles….
| where foxes go to be practical (4 2 5) | |
|---|---|
| Where foxes go to be practical (4-2-5) | |
| DOWN TO EARTH | |
| Stand up. Could be practical (4) | |
| JOKE |
How do you solve the Daily Telegraph cryptic crossword?
How to solve a cryptic crossword: 10 essential tips for beginners
- Don’t panic!
- Get committed to solving one clue.
- Look for ‘anagram’ clues.
- Write down letters to be unscrambled.
- Look for ‘hidden answer’ indicators.
- Look for short clues.
- Don’t take things literally.
- Check out our How To Solve video and other solving tools.
How do I get better at cryptic crosswords?
All you have to do is find it . . .
- Read the clue. Then read it backwards.
- Think about the rest of the clue.
- Harden your heart against the setter’s siren charms.
- Repeat step three.
- Look at the number of letters.
- Solve the damn thing . . .
What do question marks mean in cryptic crosswords?
A 10-word clue for a three-letter solution should alert you to something. So should a question mark at the end of a clue. A question mark means the setter is not quite playing by the rules.
What is the G in EG?
E.g. stands for exempli gratia in Latin, which means “for example.” It introduces one or more examples that illustrate something stated, such as: Submit a sample of academic writing—e.g., a dissertation chapter.
