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Su-doku corner

The totals given in the areas bounded by

bold lines (cages) can be the result of

addition, subtraction, multiplication or

division. The numbers 1-5 can appear once

in every row and column. Note that

numbers can be repeated within cages.

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

The rules for Su-doku couldn’t be easier.

All you have to do is fill the empty squares

so that each row, column and 3x3 block

contains all the numbers 1 to 9.

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

The rules for Su-doku are easy, but this one’s

a toughie! Each number from 1 to 9 must

appear only once in each horizontal and

vertical line, and only once in each 3x3 grid.

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

Killer Su-doku is based on the traditional

grid and every column, every row and

every 3x3 box must contain the digits

1 to 9. But the dotted squares must be

filled with numbers that add up to that

in the left corner.

CHECK THE SOLUTIONS NOW! Call 0903 659 6060 (80p/min) to hear SU-DOKU 5 Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

NUMBER CLUES or FULL SOLUTIONS to the easy and toughie su-dokus.

Or text EASYCLUE or TOUGHCLUE to 61011 (£1/text) for 5 CLUES.

EASY SU-DOKU SU-DOKU TOUGHIE KILLER SU-DOKU HITOSHII

Hide’n’seek wordsearch

Brickwork Fivers

Enter the solutions to the

clues in their numbered

layers of the wall.

Each word must be an

anagram of its neighbours,

plus or minus one letter.

1 Emotional, weepy

2 Hesitate, be indecisive

3 Wild

4 Be afraid of

5 UK military branch

6 Become worn, unravel

7 Supernatural

magical creature

8 Give formal consent to

9 Condition of being weak

Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

Solutions in

tomorrow’s

Daily Mirror

77 88 2

49 12 28

23 10 35

83 21 63

Tue Aug 27 2019

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Bingo

From the letters of the words given

below, form six five-letter words to fit the

grid. Three letters have been inserted

already and here is a clue to the first

word reading across: Long search

EQUIP

LIME

MYTH

SENT

TUTU

ME

EQ P

CODEBREAKER

EASY SU-DOKU

KILLER SU-DOKU

SU-DOKU TOUGHIE

HITOSHII

NAME GAME

JIM COURIER

1R, 2I, 3M, 4O, 5R, 6J, 7U, 8I, 9C, 10E.

PICTURE POINTER MIRRORGRAM

TABLECLOTH

JUST A

BIT OF FUN

3 Accidental noise

picked up on a

microphone while

broadcasting

BRICKWORK

MINDBOGGLER

1 Fo rce p s ,

2 Corpse,

3 Prose,

4 Pore,

5 Rep,

6 Pear,

7 Taper,

8 Pirate,

9 Primate.

1 Underhand,

2 Scoundrel,

3 Credulous

30-SEC BRAIN

TEASER

Beginner 21

Intermediate 15

Genius 17

HIDE’N’SEEK

WORDSEARCH

Britannia, John Bull,

Lord Kitchener

TWO-SPEED

COFFEEBREAK

ACROSS: 1. Began, 4. Flair, 7. Lea,

9. Tamper, 11. Saga, 12. Inn,


10. Parsley, 15. Genetic, 18. Ado,


11. Lace, 20. Cohere, 23. Awe,


12. Press, 25. Enter.
    DOWN: 1. Betting slip, 2. Alp, 3. Nee,


13. Avail, 6. Ready-to-wear, 8. Area,


14. Men, 13. Pet, 14. Roc, 16. Nacre,


15. Inca, 18. Ace, 21. Owe, 22. Hen.

QUIZWORD

ACROSS

1. Melba


2. Black


3. Fanny


4. Akabusi


5. Wheatear


6. Coke


7. Ottawa


8. Kemble


9. Deep


10. Cimarron


11. Evelina


12. Opium


13. Stagg


14. Asher
    DOWN


15. ERNIE


16. Boys Town


17. Lear


18. Coulomb


19. A Few Good Men


20. Qatar


21. Hide Her Name


22. Senators


23. The West


24. Milan


25. Rhine


26. Wing

CROSSWORD

ACROSS

1. Trips


2. Bliss


3. Hinge


4. Avocado


5. Consider


6. Stop


7. Abacus


8. Search


9. Lull


10. Bluebell


11. Chianti


12. Bravo


13. Level


14. Truly
    DOWN


15. Run-in


16. Precious


17. Loot


18. Scatter


19. Chock-a-block


20. Baker


21. Loop-the-loop


22. December


23. All-time


24. Flail


25. E-mail


26. Knee

PUZZLE

MAGAZINES

BROUGHT

TO YOU BY

YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS

Settle down with a good book — maybe these words taken from Of Mice
and Men will inspire you. The title of another John Steinbeck novel is
spelt out in the remaining letters. Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror

BEANS
BOSS

BURLAP TICKING
CARLSON

COMBS

CROOKS
CURLEY

(RIVERSIDE) DANCE
PALACE

DEPUTY / SHERIFF
EUCHRE

FEEDING RACKS

GEORGE (MILTON)
GOLDEN GLOVES

HOWARD STREET
LEATHER

LENNIE / SMALL

LUGER
MOUSE

MULE
MURRAY AND READY’S

NECKTIES

RANCH
SALINAS / RIVER

SHOTGUN
SMOKE-HOUSE

(CROOKED) SPINE

STILTED / HERON

(CAST-IRON) STOVE

TALCUM POWDER

THRESHING (MACHINE)

WHISKY

WHIT

WIFE

Words separated by an

oblique line are to be found

separately and words in

brackets are not in the grid.