Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Garden pot broken by sponsor (9) — GODPARENT 2003-02-20
- Parting gift makes favourite worker tremble (6,9) — GOLDENHANDSHAKE 2003-02-20
- I'm on to it: aborigine has no leader like Rory Bremner (9) — IMITATIVE 2003-02-20
- Permit for headless chicken in need of a name (7) — ENTITLE 2003-02-20
- Actress Sarah did wrong with children around! (7) — SIDDONS 2003-02-20
- Name Cod Mornay given today (7) — RAYMOND 2003-02-20
- Wandering one-star politician in the US (7) — SENATOR 2003-02-20
- Voices to measure up on Sunday (5) — EMITS 2003-02-20
- Make actor sing in part, playing for time (15) — PROCRASTINATING 2003-02-20
- Joked about TV programme, one with leaves (4-6,5) — GATELEGGEDTABLE 2003-02-20
- Porcelain for bishop given to a friend (4,5) — BONECHINA 2003-02-20
- Alice cured of the small intestine (5) — ILEAC 2003-02-20
- Traveller found with curious cask and bundles again (7) — REPACKS 2003-02-20
- Magic lamp holder has a line to tack on at home (7) — ALADDIN 2003-02-20
- Ms Gardner started an avalanche (3) — AVA 2003-02-20
- Stand roughly centre-left (7) — LECTERN 2003-02-20
- It's thorough in Department H (2-5) — INDEPTH 2003-02-20
- To marry is hard when following second language (7) — SWEDISH 2003-02-20
- Fundraiser in the name of God turning sweet (7) — SUGARED 2003-02-20
- Pigeon travels to and fro (3) — NUN 2003-02-20
- Profound indignation shown by our generation about time (7) — OUTRAGE 2003-02-20
- King turned to Emperor for Italian dish (7) — RISOTTO 2003-02-20
- A case of a pain in the neck (5) — TRIAL 2003-02-20
- Weepy old head getting stared at (5-4) — ONIONEYED 2003-02-20
- Hedonistic request for guaranteed soliciting (8-7) — PLEASURESEEKING 2003-02-20
- Inactive snake takes shelter (6) — ASLEEP 2003-02-19
- Intelligence in Egyptian town centre obliterated by booze (6) — LIQUOR 2003-02-19
- The final word in the officer's dirge (6) — LAMENT 2003-02-19
- Writer about wood and forest hazard (8) — WILDFIRE 2003-02-19
- One wants a title to be less unusual (8) — COMMONER 2003-02-19
- Stimulant to copy note into range (8) — APERITIF 2003-02-19
- Confess accommodating man said to be mad is traumatic (10) — SHATTERING 2003-02-19
- Entertain without a novel means of communication (8) — INTERNET 2003-02-19
- They're highly placed in samphire cultivation (8) — SERAPHIM 2003-02-19
- Gadabout left romancer at dance (8) — GALLIARD 2003-02-19
- Electronic list conceals Arab's strong desire (10) — EROTOMANIA 2003-02-19
- Type of "It Girl" lacking energy (6) — ITALIC 2003-02-19
- What turkeys do to wolf? (6) — GOBBLE 2003-02-19
- Sexy Greek character's ill humour (6) — NUBILE 2003-02-19
- Subversive publication gives support to a fool (8) — AGITPROP 2003-02-19
- A fierce investigator back in the Counter-Reformation (6) — FERRET 2003-02-19
- Elected to occupy safe position of no responsibility (8) — SINECURE 2003-02-19
- Game that's lost from the Naughty Nineties (6) — TENNIS 2003-02-19
- Roman god takes country back for an old penny (8) — DENARIUS 2003-02-19
- Martin, perhaps, receiving Edward's treatment (6) — REMEDY 2003-02-19
- Marketing drug, maintaining it will induce goodwill (10) — PROPITIATE 2003-02-19
- Old Man Lot embraces girl and boy (6,4) — FATHERTIME 2003-02-19
- A Baptist at the Plough (6) — DIPPER 2003-02-19
- The return of "The Tablet in the Water" is a treat (8) — LOLLIPOP 2003-02-19
- Drink and drug covered with mud (6) — CLARET 2003-02-19
- Eight bells for lout reversing into doorpost? On the contrary (3,5) — BOBMAJOR 2003-02-19
- Across the Pond, a serviceman pinches backside of 24 player (6) — AGASSI 2003-02-19
- Designed, say, double line of casual dress (8) — NEGLIGEE 2003-02-19
- See 5 (5) — BYTHE 2003-02-18
- Time to conclude home study mark (6) — INDENT 2003-02-18
- Storm centre that's part of the service (6) — TEACUP 2003-02-18
- Rode down naked? O, all right! (8) — OVERTOOK 2003-02-18
- Romance left abandoned in the wheat (8) — AMELCORN 2003-02-18
- Actor wrapped up with one the French had (9) — DEPARDIEU 2003-02-18
- See 5 (15) — SHORTANDCURLIES 2003-02-18
- Holiday in the can (6) — BILLIE 2003-02-18
- Talent broken reed spent (9) — KNACKERED 2003-02-18
- Firmly wears the breeches, then 'e holds your britches as an alternative (3,3,2,3,5,3,7) — HASONE 2003-02-18
- Guinness collection perhaps included "Sally" (5,3) — STARTOUT 2003-02-18
- Lamb departs before she cooks it? (5) — DELIA 2003-02-18
- Wallenstein his s-spine-tingler (8) — SCHILLER 2003-02-18
- Make, say, a vain attempt to nobble "The Weakest Link" (2,3,3,7) — GOFORTHEJUGULAR 2003-02-18
- Hardly a hot tip for the highest objective? (5,4) — NORTHPOLE 2003-02-18
- Rate Ben Adam's bearing (5) — ABUSE 2003-02-18
- Radio detector in the maze of television (7) — CRYSTAL 2003-02-18
- Self-reliant girl died sadly (7) — UNAIDED 2003-02-18
- An admirer of cockney belles, do we hear? (4) — BEAU 2003-02-18
- Beyond one's remit to reconcile true rivals (5,5) — ULTRAVIRES 2003-02-18
- Elemental prophet and emperor, one and the same externally (7) — ANEROID 2003-02-18
- Grave robber's introduction into undead East End rabble (7) — EARNEST 2003-02-18
- Develop characters, say, with a Spanish wordsmith (4,2,4) — LOPEDEVEGA 2003-02-18
- The duty of the sexton? (4) — TOLL 2003-02-18
- Society's impressed by one magnifying view on bussing (7) — OSCULAR 2003-02-18
- Actor with heart of gold and one rival (7) — OLIVIER 2003-02-18
- Sound horse? On the contrary, no sound (5) — NEIGH 2003-02-18
- Pit workers with soldiers joining revolutionary's art movement (9) — ORCHESTRA 2003-02-18
- Nutcracker? (4) — COSH 2003-02-17
- Speed of flier (4) — KNOT 2003-02-17
- Things of no value to students in their union (5) — NULLS 2003-02-17
- An explosion due to the cold (6) — SNEEZE 2003-02-17
- Pennant flown by vessel with monarch aboard (8) — STREAMER 2003-02-17
- Fair in the marketplace (6) — SQUARE 2003-02-17
- Stayed well away from work (10) — MALINGERED 2003-02-17
- Quiet, shy chap to turn into a violent one (10) — PSYCHOPATH 2003-02-17
- Anxious period during trial (6,4) — TRYINGTIME 2003-02-17
- Flirtations lead to many marriages (10) — DALLIANCES 2003-02-17
- Split nearly all the income from property (6) — RENTAL 2003-02-17
- Alter formation? Not yet (5) — LATER 2003-02-17
- Being calm, scored (8) — COMPOSED 2003-02-17
- He's QC material (4) — SILK 2003-02-17
- Club with a bit of spice (4) — MACE 2003-02-17
- Eke out the porridge (7) — STRETCH 2003-02-17
- Acted evasively, being naturally guarded (6) — HEDGED 2003-02-17
- Colour sergeant seen in Spanish dance (8) — FLAMENCO 2003-02-17
- Something like a rush on silver is accepted (6) — AGREED 2003-02-17