How does crossword tracker help you solve puzzles?
Crossword Tracker solves most popular crossword puzzles every day and maps the relationships, allowing you to improve your puzzle solving skills. You can find the answer to a clue using the letters you already know and even see all the other clues we have seen that point to the same answer.
Where does the term sub fusc come from?
A guide to sub fusc. It’s from the Latin sub fuscus meaning ‘dark brown’, but actually most of it is black, so it’s best not to take that at face value. It’s your ‘academic dress’, meaning that it’s worn for important occasions like your Matriculation ceremony, your degree ceremony, and your end of year exams.
Is there an Oxford University shop that does sub fusc?
There isn’t one in particular that does ‘official’ sub fusc, so it’s up to you which shop you choose. You may also find that other students are selling off their commoners or scholars gowns when they no longer need them, so keep an eye out for this as it can be a cheaper way of doing it – just make sure you get the right size!
How does the free crossword maker work for kids?
The free crossword maker has a database with words and clues. When you type a word and this is found in the database, it will provide you the clue. You can always override this clue and write your own. In the Game description you can give instructions for solving the puzzle. In the Clue description you can type a text about the theme of the puzzle.
Can you use a question mark in a crossword puzzle?
If you’re working on a puzzle now, try out the search box in the top right. Use a question mark in the place of any letter of your answer that you don’t know (it’s even OK to use all question marks!). To make things easier you can just hit space and we’ll fill in a question mark for you.
Why are there no ads on crossword puzzle maker?
You can purchase a premium subscription and no ads will show and you will have access to options in the blue menu. Browser is low on memory and the javascript engine has shut down in the browser (usually caused by too many browser tabs open or a badly coded extension that is installed and leaking memory).