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Brilliant, no ads, excellent layout, format, u.k. answers, start off easy, getting more difficult... exactly what you want in a crossword ...
I wanted a no ads, no non-sense crossword app, and I got one. Almost seventy puzzles in and having a good time. My only issue is there is a noticeable number of British origin/usage words that I've never heard of. The British slang is…
No ads :) and can check your answers whenever you want with ability to show individual incorrect letters in case you know answers but can't spell lol
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