Times Quick Cryptic 2532 Answers Today November 22, 2023
by Abisha | Updated Nov 23, 2023
Times Quick Cryptic 2532 Answers Today November 22, 2023
Clues
Answers
After death, leave that French article in the possession of Elizabeth
BEQUEATH
Central characters in farce bow
ARC
Continuous line on map's almost identical on rocky peak
EQUATOR
Depart from capital of Ecuador, stopping early
QUIT
Extremist leaderless sect attracting artist
ULTRA
Fly with speaker somewhere in Devon
DARTMOUTH
Foreign money church needed during tragedy perhaps
DRACHMA
Furious with a girl playing song unaccompanied
MADRIGAL
Guardian maybe supporting cricket side in theory
on paper
Home television advertisement placed within magazine?
INSET
Indian prince open when reflecting
RAJA
Jack splashing dosh obtains half-cropped purple equestrian attire
JODHPURS
Make a physical effort to pick up Hazel, say, around ten
EXERT
Martial art Ken attempted initially with speed
KARATE
Merchant recalled scarlet painting?
TRADER
Nagged male newsman to capture liaison's latest kiss
HENPECKED
Papa consumed finely minced spread
PATE
Question European in Ritz waving gun
HOWITZER
Recognised cutting tool
SAW
Remarkably nice place, former picture house
CINEPLEX
Repeat manoeuvres involving variable circus equipment
TRAPEZE
Some fox enraged bovine animals
OXEN
Susan goes to unknown location in Egypt
SUEZ
Tour ocean, regularly seeing killer whale
ORCA
Unusual ladders around square stand with legs far apart
STRADDLE
Wine and port getting approval from German
RIOJA
"Times Quick Cryptic" is a daily crossword puzzle featured in "The Times" newspaper. It's known for its cryptic and challenging clues, which often require wordplay, anagrams, and clever thinking to solve. The goal is to fill the crossword grid with words that fit both across and down based on the provided clues. It's a popular puzzle for those who enjoy word games and brain teasers.
Times Quick Cryptic 2532 Answers Today November 22, 2023 - FAQ
Times Quick Cryptic" puzzles are notoriously challenging, requiring wordplay, anagrams, and lateral thinking, making them more difficult than standard crosswords.