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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.
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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 20/20
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 Butcher’s tool
2 Breakfast food
3 Transparent
4 Actual
5 Meadow
6 Very strong wind
7 Heavenly creature
8 Hang freely
9 Principal,
or in first position
Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror
Solutions in
tomorrow’s
Daily Mirror
49 9 1
46 2 31
62 32 13
76 75 20
Wed July 24 2019
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Two letters have already been placed in
this grid. Now enter the other 18 given
letters to form a rectangle of words, four
reading across and five reading down.
Each of the letters must take its place in
the column or row against which it
appears. So the letter V may only appear
in the third
column,
and the
letter L
only in the
second row.
CODEBREAKER
EASY SU-DOKU
KILLER SU-DOKU
SU-DOKU TOUGHIE
HITOSHII
NAME GAME
SCRAPPY-DOO
1P, 2A, 3C, 4O, 5D, 6Y,
7R, 8O, 9P, 10S.
PICTURE POINTER MIRRORGRAM
IMPERATIVE
JUST A
BIT OF FUN
1 Cottage or hut
BRICKWORK
FIVERS
1 Mineral,
2 Marine,
3 Miner,
4 Rime,
5 Ire,
6 Rice,
7 Relic,
8 Eclair,
9 Miracle.
Reading across
Ankle, Apart, Drama.
Reading down
Award, Koala, Extra.
30-SEC BRAIN
TEASER
Beginner 53
Intermediate 165
Genius 8
HIDE’N’SEEK
WORDSEARCH
Goulash, hot cross buns,
simnel cake
TWO-SPEED
COFFEEBREAK
ACROSS: 1. Better, 4. Rasp,
- Owes, 8. Bridal, 9. Apes, 10. Lame,
- Last, 14. Cue, 16. Pea, 17. Limb,
- Days, 23. Otic, 24. Stripe,
- Urdu, 26. Fuse, 27. Erased.
DOWN: 1. Bible, 2. Trio, 3. Rolls, - Ream, 5. Aspect, 6. Piste,
- Atom, 13. Ally, 15. Radius,
- Proof, 18. Issue, 19. Plead,
- Acre, 22. Miss.
QUIZWORD
ACROSS
- Air
Commodore - Minogue
- Evora
- Gift
- Duffel
- Noyes
- Dayton
- Alba
- Ohnet
- Baghdad
- Hurricane Run
DOWN - Crane Fly
- Longa
- Amber
- Admetus
- Brno
- Armageddon
- Karl Malden
- Ton
- Den
- Full Dark
- No Stars
- Abaca
- Nguni
- Noun
CROSSWORD
ACROSS
- Philharmonic
- Nations
- Sorry
- Sets
- Gibbon
- Medal
- Morbid
- Wool
- Nasal
- Bouncer
- Out of the
blue
DOWN - Dictator
- Shoot
- Frost
- Topsoil
- Liar
- Punishment
- By and large
- Red
- Gap
- Broccoli
- Million
- Abate
- Queen
- Shut
YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
Head off to the theatre to enjoy this production of Shakespeare’s
A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The locations of two memorials to
the playwright are spelt out in the letters left over at the end.
Solutions in tomorrow’s Daily Mirror
BELLOWS-
MENDER
COBWEB
DEMETRIUS
DONKEY
DUEL
EGEUS
ELOPE
FAIRYLAND
FATHER
FLOWER
(FRANCIS) FLUTE
FOREST
HELENA
HERMIA
HIPPOLYTA
LION
LOVER
LYSANDER
MOTH
NICK
(BOTTOM)
OBERON
PANSY
PLAY
PUCK
PYRAMUS
QUEEN
(PETER) QUINCE
ROBIN
STARVELING
RUDE
(MECHANICALS)
SERVANT
SNUG
THESEUS
THISBE
TINKER
TITANIA
TOM SNOUT
WEAVER
WOODLAND
ACROSS: Barking, Raze,
Asks, Ail, Castor, Eclair,
Tripe, Squib, Views, Aster,
Thinks, Unisex, Tug,
Flow, Edge, Sprayed.
DOWN: Crock, Stuff,
Samurai, Beet, News,
Outback, Rear, Stir,
Jilts, Idle, Ugly, Chevron,
Gall, Iced, Accepts,
Usurp, Expel.
SPEEDBREAKER
SOLUTION
SAT 20 JULY
Words in brackets
are not in the grid.