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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.
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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.
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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.
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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 655 6060 (60p/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 Hand over
2 Foolish talk
3 Internal organ
4 Bride’s head covering
5 Fib
6 Ceramic square
7 Narrow coastline opening
8 Have as a necessary
consequence
9 Slight but persistent illness
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5 33 55
8 82 25
9 68 26
39 88 53
Tue July 30 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: Iron or gold, eg
BABY
DOOR
HOWL
MORE
TOOTH
W
BA
O
CODEBREAKER
EASY SU-DOKU
KILLER SU-DOKU
SU-DOKU TOUGHIE
HITOSHII
NAME GAME
SIAN WEBBER
1B, 2E, 3R, 4I, 5A, 6E, 7B, 8W, 9S, 10N.
PICTURE POINTER MIRRORGRAM
COMPENSATE
JUST A
BIT OF FUN
3 Bundle of long sticks
for filling in ditches
BRICKWORK
MINDBOGGLER
1 Terrain,
2 Retain,
3 Irate,
4 Te a r,
5 Era,
6 Race,
7 Crate,
8 Claret,
9 Treacle.
1 Socialise,
2 Libellous,
3 Colleague.
30-SEC BRAIN
TEASER
Beginner 39
Intermediate 135
Genius 24
HIDE’N’SEEK
WORDSEARCH
Your head in the sand
TWO-SPEED
COFFEEBREAK
ACROSS: 1. Bored, 4. Sieve,
- Woe, 9. Object, 11. Rind, 12. Dam,
- Hamster, 15. Tidiest, 18. Doe,
- Eats, 20. Oppose, 23. Nee,
- Madam, 25. Gamut.
DOWN: 1. Bloodstream, 2. Ewe, - Doc, 5. Exist, 6. Endorsement,
- Etna, 10. Jam, 13. Hue, 14. Mat,
- Dated, 17. Soon, 18. Duo,
- Peg, 22. Pea.
QUIZWORD
ACROSS
- Sligo
- Corby
- Caper
- Mellish
- Liz White
- Saar
- Stalin
- Barnum
- Nair
- Doubloon
- Epigoni
- Gucci
- Young
- Dying
DOWN - La Paz
- Garth Nix
- Orly
- Britain
- Schlesinger
- Smith
- The Romans In
- Daubigny
- Akihito
- Dodie
- Oscan
- Poon
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
- Depot
- Blade
- Obese
- Incisor
- Entirety
- Crab
- Throws
- Adverb
- Rice
- Pub crawl
- Launder
- Tract
- Sting
- Adder
DOWN - Elect
- One or two
- Luck
- Deserve
- Momentarily
- Width
- Probability
- Educated
- Recruit
- Curry
- Awake
- Odin
PUZZLE
MAGAZINES
BROUGHT
TO YOU BY
YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
Live a charmed life with any of these trinkets commonly found on charm
bracelets. Two other lucky symbols are concealed in the remaining
letters. Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror
ANGEL
APPLE
BALLERINA
BONE
CAMEL
CHURCH
CLOWN
COFFEE
COINS
CROSS
CROWN
DAISY
DICE
DOLPHIN
EAGLE
EIFFEL TOWER
ELEPHANT
FAIRY
FLAMINGO
GOLFER
GUITAR
HEART
INGOT
INITIAL
LOCKET
LOTUS
PANDA
PEARL
PENGUIN
POUND
SIGN
PUPPET
PURSE
RABBIT
RHINO
ROSES
SANTA
SCARAB
SEA HORSE
SHELLS
SKULL
SNAIL
SUNGLASSES
TRAIN
UNICORN
YACHT