"Zip It!" by Peter Gordon
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docison
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"Zip It!" by Peter Gordon
Another one from Peter where (IMO at least) the grid was tougher than the meta. At least it had a clear path to an answer though!
Last edited by docison on Wed Mar 26, 2025 6:23 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Al Sisti
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AaronT
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Solved thanks to something I saw external to the puzzle which helped the light bulb illuminate. Will clarify post-deadline 
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BarbaraK
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I think I tried this mechanism on a previous meta. Didn’t work then, but today it did.
If you want help with a meta, feel free to PM me. The more specific you are about what you have and what you want, the more likely I can help without spoiling.
(And if I help you win a mug, I’ll be especially delighted.)
(And if I help you win a mug, I’ll be especially delighted.)
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Abide
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It's a scary thing when an obscure crossword editor is a slam-dunk.
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MikeyG
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I opened the PDF and that was the first thing I saw. I was like, "At least I got one!"Abide wrote: Thu Mar 27, 2025 8:57 am It's a scary thing when an obscure crossword editor is a slam-dunk.
Out and about but will solve later!
Edit: The meta was cracked well before the grid was close to being finished, haha.