World's Largest Crossword
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When it comes to word puzzles we're pretty clueless. We've never guessed the Countdown conundrum (well there's nothing else on
apart from Columbo repeats when you're taking a sickie, is there?). And as for crosswords, given a newspaper and a pen, we'd sooner
doodle moustaches and rotten teeth on world leaders than attempt a cryptic clue.
But all this was before we clapped eyes on the awe-inspiring World's Largest Crossword. The clue's in the name, because at 49 sq ft
this vast puzzle is indeed the largest crossword ever produced. With over 28,000 clues and 91,000 squares it really is a sight to
behold. But more than that it's a seriously entertaining puzzle that no wannabe wordsmith should be without. And even if crosswords
leave you cold, this behemoth brainteaser will keep you utterly riveted as it is, quite literally, impossible to ignore.
Spanning a mighty 7ftx7ft, the World's Largest Crossword can be spread across the floor, stuck on the wall or folded for
traditional tabletop solving. Handy, as facing this gargantuan puzzle in all its unfurled glory can be somewhat daunting. The clues
come via an accompanying 104-page book and are described as easy to moderate. Quite possibly but we're still struggling with the
word search game in last year's Bob the Builder annual.
The World's Largest Crossword can take months to complete so it's an ideal distraction for anyone who thinks they have a way with
words. Better still, because it's so big, you can team up with a few friends to try and complete it. As well as some rather devious
clues the puzzle's obvious challenge lies in its size, as you always have to consider the bigger picture; one small section can
take hours to complete but once you start you'll find it impossible to disengage your brain and put your pen down. It really is
that addictive. Which isn't surprising because unlike many of today's micro brainteasers the World's Largest Crossword is big and
it is clever!
But all this was before we clapped eyes on the awe-inspiring World's Largest Crossword. The clue's in the name, because at 49 sq ft
this vast puzzle is indeed the largest crossword ever produced. With over 28,000 clues and 91,000 squares it really is a sight to
behold. But more than that it's a seriously entertaining puzzle that no wannabe wordsmith should be without. And even if crosswords
leave you cold, this behemoth brainteaser will keep you utterly riveted as it is, quite literally, impossible to ignore.
Spanning a mighty 7ftx7ft, the World's Largest Crossword can be spread across the floor, stuck on the wall or folded for
traditional tabletop solving. Handy, as facing this gargantuan puzzle in all its unfurled glory can be somewhat daunting. The clues
come via an accompanying 104-page book and are described as easy to moderate. Quite possibly but we're still struggling with the
word search game in last year's Bob the Builder annual.
The World's Largest Crossword can take months to complete so it's an ideal distraction for anyone who thinks they have a way with
words. Better still, because it's so big, you can team up with a few friends to try and complete it. As well as some rather devious
clues the puzzle's obvious challenge lies in its size, as you always have to consider the bigger picture; one small section can
take hours to complete but once you start you'll find it impossible to disengage your brain and put your pen down. It really is
that addictive. Which isn't surprising because unlike many of today's micro brainteasers the World's Largest Crossword is big and
it is clever!
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Features:
Contents:
The World's Largest Crossword is made in the USA and as a result it contains some questions and spelling that are American in origin.
- 49 Square-foot puzzle grid.
- Over 91,000 squares on the grid.
- 9 Square-foot answer grid.
- Hangs on a wall or spreads on the floor.
- Folds up for solving on your lap or table.
Contents:
- 1x 49 square-foot puzzle grid.
- 1x 6 square-foot answer grid.
- 104 page clue book.
- Double sided tape.
- Puzzle grid - 213cm(W) x 213cm(H)
- 6 sheets - 35.5cm(W) x 35.5(H) each
- Answer grid - 213cm(W) x 213cm(H)
- 4 sheets - 53cm(W) x 53(H) each
The World's Largest Crossword is made in the USA and as a result it contains some questions and spelling that are American in origin.
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Makes a great gift for the wife. This'll teach her to think that heat magazine have a real crossword !Mark, EK, Scotland - 9th December 2008
I had a rough idea of the size, but nothing prepares you for seeing it yourself. Simply amazing. Its going to keep us busy over christmas thats for sure.Craig, Dumfries, Scotland. - 18th December 2007
I got this for my dad, he is always doing puzzles and showing off when he finishes them. This was the perfect gift because he is going to be at it for months.Rayhan, West Yorkshire - 7th January 2006
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