| "Sword" from "words" and "seraph" from "phrase", for example (8) |
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| Chesty and scythe, e.g. |
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| The word Samarang, the name of a city in Indonesia, is the only one-word anagram of what? (8) |
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| Like to keep jade stuff in changed forms |
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| Words formed from the letters of other words |
The Times Concise |
08 Nov 2024 |
| The same characters in other guises? (8) |
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| Letter jumbles |
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| Garbage man and bag manager, for example (8) |
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| Words of rearranged letters (8) |
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| Angered and enraged, e.g. |
Wall Street Journal |
08 Jul 2024 |
| Mixed-up word puzzles (8) |
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| The transposition of letters of words to make new words (8) |
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| What teachers and cheaters are? |
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| A horse drives characters mixed up with those? (8) |
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| Bad credit with debit card makes these (8) |
The Guardian Cryptic |
25 Apr 2024 |
| Silent inlets listen, for example (8) |
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| Article on silver hammers describes 25 across and 14 down, perhaps? |
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| For the actors, or cast, "Sister Ada" is a disaster |
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| Word puzzles (8) |
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| Arranges an old horse to go in front of male sheep (8) |
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| Lone answer for New Orleans, more for Rome, for instance? |
The Guardian Cryptic |
22 Dec 2023 |
| Lone answer for New Orleans, more for Rome, for instance? (8) |
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| Word jumbles much favoured by crossword setters |
The Guardian Weekend |
21 Oct 2023 |
| 'Silent' and 'listen,' for example |
USA Today |
26 Jan 2023 |
| Such wordy constructs bother memory within a second |
The Telegraph Toughie |
22 Jun 2022 |
| Mixes up a horse and sheep |
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| Rico Nasty and Satyricon, for example |
USA Today |
03 Jan 2022 |
| Rome and more, e.g |
The Washington Post Sunday |
03 Oct 2021 |
| Words made by rearranging the letters of others |
Irish Times Simplex |
30 Aug 2021 |
| Like Eric Clapton, narcoleptic? |
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| Like Eric Clapton, narcoleptic? |
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| Clay and Lacy, to one another? |
Universal |
25 Mar 2021 |
| Strike a pose and rise to speak, for example? |
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| Ruse, for sure, is one of these! |
The Sun Two Speed |
20 Jul 2019 |
| Letter puzzles |
The Sun Two Speed |
20 Jul 2019 |
| Word jumbles |
The Telegraph Quick |
30 May 2019 |
| For instance, they include ant since also an insect |
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| Goes from vote to veto? |
Universal |
17 Apr 2019 |
| Lemon and melon, e.g |
Thomas Joseph |
02 Jan 2019 |
| Goes from vote to veto? |
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| A horse hits Ramon and Norma, say |
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| I sometimes employ them when animals are trapped |
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| The ones he notes? These are not straight |
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| Goes from Tokyo to Kyoto, say |
New York Times |
16 Dec 2017 |
| Words made by rearranging the letters of others |
Irish Times Simplex |
29 Jun 2017 |
| Puzzling conventions of letter-sorters |
The Times Cryptic |
17 May 2017 |
| Goes from Tokyo to Kyoto, say |
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| Races and cares, for example |
The Washington Post |
26 Jun 2016 |
| ''Vicar's themes'' and ''Christmas Eve'' |
Newsday |
20 Dec 2015 |
| They may make grandee enraged or angered |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
07 Sep 2015 |
| A range of farm animals revealed in different views of letters |
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| For Lois, Peter ordered profiteroles; and us, some mousse |
The Telegraph Toughie |
21 Jul 2015 |
| Word-forming game |
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| "Vicar's themes" and "Christmas Eve" |
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| Setters use these collections of anecdotes to carry weight |
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| Letterman's favorite activity? |
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| What the three possible answers to each of 26-, 36- and 44-Across are, leading to 27 possible solutions to this puzzle |
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| See circled letters |
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| *Flashback and halfbacks |
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| Quip, part 4 |
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| "Slot machines" and "cash lost in 'em," e.g. |
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| Theme of the puzzle |
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| Lettter rearrangements |
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| Lionel and O'Neill |
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| Angered and enraged, e.g. |
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| Ones for the answers to 1-, 25-, 37- and 50-Across are hidden in their clues |
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| Ones for the answers to 1-, 25-, 37- and 50-Across are hidden in their clues |
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| Makes hikers shriek, e.g. |
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| Clue to how "rate mortgage" is adjustable herein |
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| Lemon and melon, e.g. |
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| Word game |
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| Goes from angered to enraged? |
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| A hint for the "life insurance" options in this puzzle |
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| Word games |
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| Word game |
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| The long entries in this puzzle, vis- -vis "securities" |
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| Letter-rearranging game |
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| Won and own, for now |
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| 30-Across and 48-Across to each other |
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| Wordplays |
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| 23 & 41 Across; 78 & 100 Across; 58 Across and its clue |
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| Popular word game |
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| This puzzle's theme |
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| What doe and ode are to 24 Across |
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| See 29 Across |
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| Word game |
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| Word games |
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| Game |
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| Goes from prenatal to parental, e.g. |
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| Word game. |
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| Puns' partners. |
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| Pre-Scrabble game. |
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| Popular game. |
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| Logogriphs. |
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