Guardian Crossword Clues
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- A piece below the arch! (6) — BISHOP 2003-01-03
- Analyst cut back on egg recipe (8) — EXAMINER 2003-01-03
- He replaced Daniel's banner (8) — HEADLINE 2003-01-03
- They get a lot from Leo's movement (11) — ASTROLOGERS 2003-01-03
- An overcoat at Lord's? (6) — RAGLAN 2003-01-03
- Insight given by newspaper cutting (6) — APERCU 2003-01-03
- Fascinating job for a fixer (8) — RIVETING 2003-01-03
- Boost announced for Alexander's father (6) — PHILIP 2003-01-03
- Welsh town and cigar blend (8) — CARDIGAN 2003-01-03
- Vegetables cut short at Troon (6) — GREENS 2003-01-03
- Flats built in Alps (6) — PLAINS 2003-01-03
- Where 1 and 7 were (and weren't) in charge (6) — CRIMEA 2003-01-03
- Informer who framed his mother? (8) — WHISTLER 2003-01-03
- Girl fought over in 23 (4) — ALMA 2003-01-03
- Large thing spinning in the corner (5,5) — RIGHTANGLE 2003-01-03
- Collections of a too English design (11) — ANTHOLOGIES 2003-01-03
- Definite favourite (10) — PARTICULAR 2003-01-03
- Going for it's a snip (4) — SONG 2003-01-03
- Government providing cheap travel (8) — STEERAGE 2003-01-03
- Shoe tree (6) — SANDAL 2003-01-03
- Cure for one asleep in bed (6) — KIPPER 2003-01-03
- Saga that features a good woman (6) — AGATHA 2003-01-03
- Doctor gives patients exercise (5) — DRILL 2003-01-02
- Dim idiot, about 49 (6) — TWILIT 2003-01-02
- Times review of an old theologian (7) — ERASMUS 2003-01-02
- A refusal with little force can be soothing (7) — ANODYNE 2003-01-02
- Danger point when it explodes (7) — GRENADE 2003-01-02
- Hitler's first cat cavorting with mouse under his very nose (9) — MOUSTACHE 2003-01-02
- Presidential intelligence at work? (4,9) — BUSHTELEGRAPH 2003-01-02
- Mask (hay fever?) (7) — YASHMAK 2003-01-02
- Determine a right to piecework? (9) — ARBITRATE 2003-01-02
- Time has a round face (6) — OCLOCK 2003-01-02
- Direct speech (7) — ADDRESS 2003-01-02
- Finished with church, we hear - will he ever learn? (5) — DUNCE 2003-01-02
- A stone overweight? (7) — BOULDER 2003-01-02
- He was known for an old windbag (6) — AEOLUS 2003-01-02
- They troubled Macmillan and Steven (6) — EVENTS 2003-01-02
- William Booth took part in 17 (4) — IAMB 2003-01-02
- Cops nearly failed through not keeping awake (10) — NARCOLEPSY 2003-01-02
- He trod the boards formerly in Lancashire (6) — OLDHAM 2003-01-02
- Donor with top credit rating? (8) — BESTOWER 2003-01-02
- Six-footer takes test in three parts (9) — HEXAMETER 2003-01-02
- Relish something painful (4) — GOUT 2003-01-02
- Foul row (4) — RANK 2003-01-02
- Term for a model poet (9) — TRIMESTER 2003-01-02
- Tom has to order a little bull for sacrifice (8) — HECATOMB 2003-01-02
- Cleave stick (6) — ADHERE 2003-01-02
- A large drink sounds deep (6,4) — DOUBLEBASS 2003-01-02
- Bear losing head in wreckage (4) — RUIN 2003-01-02
- Yarn to baffle a lawyer (6) — NOTARY 2003-01-02
- Retired doctor introducing new deal to asylum (6) — BEDLAM 2003-01-02
- Did Mnemosyne shed tear round her birth? (5) — ERATO 2003-01-01
- Oak (and 17 across) felled by Bathsheba? (7) — GABRIEL 2003-01-01
- Toast churchman entering port (7) — CHEERIO 2003-01-01
- Don's conclusion, speaking as of survey (4,3) — AZOVSEA 2003-01-01
- Chinese city with revolutionary dung recycling (7) — CHENGDU 2003-01-01
- YN. Sounds foul! (9) — WYANDOTTE 2003-01-01
- Tory Lord, say? He's solving cases from her! (7,1,6) — DOROTHYLSAYERS 2003-01-01
- Initial purchase of digital component (7) — TOEHOLD 2003-01-01
- Pony for one good girl (5) — GLASS 2003-01-01
- Light drink swapped for place to see the 1 across (7) — LAPLAND 2003-01-01
- Descartes' Law up for extension (7) — RENEWAL 2003-01-01
- Arena much used by all of us (5,4) — HUMANRACE 2003-01-01
- Hormone for mother's help takin' it easy (7) — RELAXIN 2003-01-01
- Silence exhausted lexicographer's cri de coeur! (3,7,4) — NOTANOTHERWORD 2003-01-01
- A rare, laborious manifestation of merry dancers (6,8) — AURORABOREALIS 2003-01-01
- "Reliant" wrecked: step aboard! (3-4) — RATLINE 2003-01-01
- Totters with these omnium-gatherums? (3-4) — RAGBAGS 2003-01-01
- President of the French by a term for this one (5) — DUBYA 2003-01-01
- Sad? Let misery depart! (9) — WOEBEGONE 2003-01-01
- Noah's sponsor calling for port (9) — ARCHANGEL 2003-01-01
- Phonetician's marshal (5) — EMCEE 2003-01-01
- Beam across the swimming pool? (5) — WIDTH 2003-01-01
- Not delicate, perhaps, leaving one with nothing: yet so capable of grasping! (9) — TENTACLED 2003-01-01
- Is something the matter with Tyler's revolt, say? (5,2,2) — WHATSTODO 2003-01-01
- The Ulster Times on the President (5) — NIXON 2003-01-01
- Invalid treatment? Yes and no! (7) — PLACEBO 2003-01-01
- Man's back bearing weight; this man does! (7) — TELAMON 2003-01-01
- 25 the main delivery crews embraced by wild throngs (8,6) — NORTHERNLIGHTS 2003-01-01
- Matched and dispatched? (5) — MATED 2002-12-31
- Grey cover containing 6 (5) — LIVID 2002-12-31
- A girl to confess being inside it (6) — STELLA 2002-12-31
- Two churches on song: a worm will follow (8) — CERCARIA 2002-12-31
- Heath makes himself known about scheme that wasn't there at first (9) — IMPLANTED 2002-12-31
- Beasts and bird in battle (9) — MONGOOSES 2002-12-31
- Drink in Germany - please get the right answer (6,5) — BITTERLEMON 2002-12-31
- Heal portico that's collapsed: is this correctly pronounced? (11) — ORTHOEPICAL 2002-12-31
- POW camp with prisoners' regulator? (5) — OFLAG 2002-12-31
- 1s putting a smile on a fish (8) — GRINLING 2002-12-31
- Two generations could be free (5) — MASON 2002-12-31
- Pasta with Benedictine in the realm of folly (9) — NOODLEDOM 2002-12-31
- I won't allow you to flag (6) — BANNER 2002-12-31
- All turn - that's demanded out of spite (3,6) — ILLNATURE 2002-12-31
- Literary hero's drunk (6) — SHANDY 2002-12-31
- Waged war determinedly to show 1 (6) — EDWARD 2002-12-31
- Nobel prizewinner could be lost in a tabloid (7) — SULSTON 2002-12-31
- Young creature for hire, always to be taken in (7) — LEVERET 2002-12-31
- Change from cad with clot and from 19 1s' 12 (4,7,4) — COLDCOMFORTFARM 2002-12-31
- Precious little 12 for others (4) — OPAL 2002-12-31
- Before there's an upheaval, get a better job (10) — PREFERMENT 2002-12-31