-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 5
Commit
This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository.
Merge pull request #40 from ftlabs/examples
Examples with answers
- Loading branch information
Showing
2 changed files
with
104 additions
and
0 deletions.
There are no files selected for viewing
This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters.
Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters
| Original file line number | Diff line number | Diff line change |
|---|---|---|
| @@ -0,0 +1,49 @@ | ||
| --- | ||
| version: standard v1 | ||
| name: CROSSWORD 15,559 | ||
| author: BRADMAN | ||
| editor: Colin Inman | ||
| copyright: 2017, Financial Times | ||
| publisher: Financial Times | ||
| pubdate: 2017/05/26 | ||
| size: 15x15 | ||
| across: | ||
| - (1,1) 1. A POW cell is unlikely to provide a bit of bed linen (PILLOWCASE) | ||
| - (12,1) 6. When suffering setback wimps fret (STEW) | ||
| - (1,3) 9. A very small worker cultivated land endlessly, setting the trend (AVANT-GARDE) | ||
| - (12,3) 10. A new cricket side will get together in a while (ANON) | ||
| - (4,5) 12. Study of a heavenly body, dancing angel so hyper (SELENOGRAPHY) | ||
| - (1,7) 15. Initially those reinforcements helped and worked hard (TRAVAILED) | ||
| - (11,7) 17. Long after sunbathing one may see this dance (TANGO) | ||
| - (1,9) 18. Mostly hard work when one is in group of entertainers (CHOIR) | ||
| - (7,9) 19. Get rid of factory producing explosive devices (FIREWORKS) | ||
| - (1,11) 20. Characters held by copper are seen to be so careful (SOFTLY-SOFTLY) | ||
| - (1,13) 24. Rebel army facing question in country (IRAQ) | ||
| - (6,13) 25. What could make cot go slimy? One looks at mouldy stuff (MYCOLOGIST) | ||
| - (1,15) 26. Place where a lady powders her nose, we hear? (LIEU) | ||
| - (6,15) 27. Get hard with son terribly self-willed (HEADSTRONG) | ||
| down: | ||
| - (1,1) 1. Design of apparatus inadequate (PLAN) | ||
| - (3,1) 2. No problem for Mr Sprat, being thin (LEAN) | ||
| - (5,1) 3. Another Polly working, employed by the company (ON,THE,PAYROLL) | ||
| - (7,1) 4. Longing to be less than totally cowardly (CRAVE) | ||
| - (9,1) 5. Dish desired after battle – soldiers tucked in (SIDE,ORDER) | ||
| - (13,1) 7. Kitchen gadgets in store moved outside enclosure (TIN,OPENERS) | ||
| - (15,1) 8. What offers a domestic structure for children playing (WENDY,HOUSE) | ||
| - (11,4) 11. Girl and boy taken in by illegal seller? It’s sure to get heard about (TRUTH,WILL,OUT) | ||
| - (1,6) 13. Goods in front of cash-receiver not shifting at all (STOCK-STILL) | ||
| - (3,6) 14. Call UFO image phony – not fine one, a sort of optical trick? (CAMOUFLAGE) | ||
| - (7,7) 16. A way of being silly with feet all over the place (LIFESTYLE) | ||
| - (9,11) 21. Jack sits in car in a body of water (FJORD) | ||
| - (13,12) 22. Artist makes marks with topless pen (MIRO) | ||
| - (15,12) 23. Caveman a disgrace ousting mother (STIG) | ||
| # | ||
| # Notes on the text format... | ||
| # Can't use square brackets or speech marks. | ||
| # A clue has the form | ||
| # - (COORDINATES) ID. Clue text (ANSWER) | ||
| # Coordinates of clue in grid are (across,down), so (1,1) = top left, (17,17) = bottom right. | ||
| # ID is a number, followed by a full stop. | ||
| # (WORDS,IN,ANSWER): capitalised, and separated by commas or hyphens, or (numbers) separated by commas or hyphens. | ||
| # ANSWERS with all words of XXXXXX are converted to numbers. | ||
| --- |
This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below. To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters.
Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters
| Original file line number | Diff line number | Diff line change |
|---|---|---|
| @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ | ||
| --- | ||
| version: standard v1 | ||
| name: Polymath 917 | ||
| author: Aardvark | ||
| editor: Colin Inman | ||
| copyright: 2017, Financial Times | ||
| publisher: Financial Times | ||
| pubdate: 2017/05/13 | ||
| size: 17x17 | ||
| across: | ||
| - (1,1) 1. Two rocks flanking the Strait of Gibraltar (PILLARS,OF,HERCULES) | ||
| - (1,3) 10. Song from the musical West Side Story (MARIA) | ||
| - (7,3) 11. Analgesic for mild pain (PARACETAMOL) | ||
| - (1,5) 12. Specialist in the microscopic study of animal tissues (HISTOLOGIST) | ||
| - (13,5) 13. Low-growing pine tree of North America (PINON) | ||
| - (1,7) 14. Subsonic tactical missile travelling at low altitude (EXOCET) | ||
| - (9,7) 15. Leading instructor in the Hindu faith (MAHARISHI) | ||
| - (1,9) 18. Site of the original settlement of Salisbury (OLD,SARUM) | ||
| - (10,9) 20. In heraldry, lying down with head raised (COUCHANT) | ||
| - (1,11) 22. Writer of the comedy play The Alchemist (BEN,JONSON) | ||
| - (12,11) 24. Number one single by the Brotherhood of Man (ANGELO) | ||
| - (1,13) 27. Barb of a bird’s feather (RAMUS) | ||
| - (7,13) 29. Rugby union club based at Old Deer Park, Richmond (LONDON,WELSH) | ||
| - (1,15) 30. Structure in the cochlea containing auditory receptors (CORTIS,ORGAN) | ||
| - (13,15) 31. Notched gourd used for percussion in Latin America (GUIRO) | ||
| - (1,17) 32. 1983 film starring Shirley MacLaine (TERMS,OF,ENDEARMENT) | ||
| down: | ||
| - (1,1) 1. One of the Grey Sisters in Greek mythology (PEMPHREDO) | ||
| - (3,1) 2. Photographer born Anthony Armstrong-Jones (1930-2017) (LORD,SNOWDON) | ||
| - (5,1) 3. Large edible shellfish called the sea-ear (ABALONE) | ||
| - (7,1) 4. Philosophical term for a wise person (SOPHOS) | ||
| - (9,1) 5. Synthetic radioactive metallic element (FERMIUM) | ||
| - (11,1) 6. Shield on which a coat of arms is represented (ESCUTCHEON) | ||
| - (13,1) 7. Relating to reflections or mirrors (CATOPTRIC) | ||
| - (15,1) 8. Cavity or passage in a tubular organ (LUMEN) | ||
| - (17,1) 9. Thick muscles on the back of the neck (SPLENII) | ||
| - (15,7) 16. England’s highest mountain (SCAFELL,PIKE) | ||
| - (7,8) 17. City containing the Rheinturm telecom tower (DUSSELDORF) | ||
| - (5,9) 19. The physical quality of a space for performing music (ACOUSTIC) | ||
| - (17,9) 21. Pale fleshy plant of the broomrape family (TOOTHWORT) | ||
| - (1,11) 22. Russian and Polish beetroot soup (BORSCHT) | ||
| - (9,11) 23. Nine-sided geometrical figure (NONAGON) | ||
| - (13,11) 25. Believer in alternative medicine, astrology, spiritualism etc (NEW,AGER) | ||
| - (11,12) 26. In ballet, the extreme tip of the toe (POINTE) | ||
| - (3,13) 28. Loch -----, the deepest freshwater body in British Isles (MORAR) | ||
| # | ||
| # Notes on the text format... | ||
| # Can't use square brackets or speech marks. | ||
| # A clue has the form | ||
| # - (COORDINATES) ID. Clue text (ANSWER) | ||
| # Coordinates of clue in grid are (across,down), so (1,1) = top left, (17,17) = bottom right. | ||
| # ID is a number, followed by a full stop. | ||
| # (WORDS,IN,ANSWER): capitalised, and separated by commas or hyphens, or (numbers) separated by commas or hyphens. | ||
| # ANSWERS with all words of XXXXXX are converted to numbers. | ||
| --- |