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Do you like crossword puzzles? Tired of all those repetitive boring and simple crossword puzzle apks? Well welcome to the Everyday Newspaper Crossword Puzzle apk! Our crossword puzzle apk only accesses all original and freshly updated crossword puzzles. Download everyday and weekly crossword puzzles, scrape from webpages, or import your own puzzle sources via a URL. There is also a regularly updated puzzle source webpage that includes a lot of another puzzle sources which can also be accessed and downloaded via the app. This apk is a fork of the Shortyz crossword apk that has been discontinued. It has been updated and modified to work on the recent ver of Android device as well as most older versions of Android. This apk has a lot of features, see screenshots for all settings options. There is also a dark mode, light mode, or device theme. The puzzle sources are mostly English, with some French, German, Polish, and another international puzzle sources. The apk can be hooked into external dictionaries, ChatGPT (API Key Needed), DuckDuckGo clue find, Fifteen Squared, and has a built-in crossword solver. The apk contains Import/Export Settings, Keyboard Settings, Display Settings, Browser Settings, Interaction Settings, and A lot of Extra Apk Options! (See Screenshots) Puzzle Sources Included, But Not Limited To: Daily Sources: New York Times Syndicated The Wall Road Journal USA Today Newsday Sheffer Crossword Universal Crossword Guardian Everyday Cryptic Independent Everyday Cryptic Irish News Cryptic Thomas Jones Crossword Metro Cryptic 20 Minutes Le Parisien Force 1,2,3,4 De Standard Hamburger Abendblatt Weekly Sources: The Washington Post Sunday Jonesin' Crossword Guardian Weekly Quptic Premier Crossword De Telegraaf Page Scrapers: Cryptic Cru Workshop Archive Guardian Everyman Guardian Fast Crossword Kegler's Kryptics Private Eye Przekroj Looking for more puzzle action? Simply click on download and change the date, there are thousands of previous puzzles in the archive. NOTE: The puzzle modernize frequency varies with each puzzle source. Sometimes for unknown reasons puzzles may not be published, or may skip days, updates are dependent on the puzzle source and have nothing to do with the Apk functioning properly. If the puzzle source does not publish on that day there is no update. THIS APP IS 100% AD FREE “What's A Nine Letter Word For A 'Kind Of Word Puzzle Game?' Like playing the Will Shortz Fresh York Times Edition Crossword? USA Today Crossword? Washington Post Crossword? The Wall Road Journal Crossword? or The Guardian Cryptic? Play all these crossword puzzles and a lot of others on any Android device Mobile Device. Browse everyday or weekly crosswords and access crossword puzzle archives for endless hours of crossword puzzle challenges to solve offline anywhere in the world! FACT: 2013 is the 100th anniversary of the crossword puzzle. On December 21, 1913, Arthur Wynne, a journalist from Liverpool, England, published a "word-cross" puzzle in the Fresh York Globe that embodied most of the features of the genre as we know it. This puzzle is frequently cited as the first crossword puzzle, and Wynne as the inventor. Later, the name of the puzzle was changed to "crossword" DID YOU KNOW? In 1944, Allied safety officers were disturbed by the appearance, in a series of crosswords in The Everyday Telegraph, of words that were secret code names for military operations planned as part of Operation Overlord. "Utah" (the code name for one of the landing websites) appeared in a puzzle on May 2, 1944. Subsequent puzzles included the landing website "Omaha" and "Mulberry"; the secret artificial harbors. On June 2, four days before the invasion, the puzzle included both "Neptune" (the naval operations plan) and "Overlord". The author of the puzzles, a schoolteacher named Leonard Dawe, was interviewed. The investigators concluded that the appearance of the words was not an attempt to pass messages.