Guardian Crossword Clues
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- A barrier against Tyneside must be unbreakable (10) — ADAMANTINE 2002-12-31
- Address to Manx cat by 8 across 1s, maybe (4) — OPUS 2002-12-31
- Ignis fatuus for back-packers? (10,5) — TRAVELLINGLIGHT 2002-12-31
- Winter sports association for 51 bucks, maybe (3,4) — SKICLUB 2002-12-31
- The country round follows alternative 1s (7) — ORLANDO 2002-12-31
- The fisherman's whim (6) — MAGGOT 2002-12-31
- Bigwig with big backing from primate (6) — GIBBON 2002-12-31
- Impressive plea for original expression (4) — STET 2002-12-30
- Crazy, maybe, but often with motive (4) — LOCO 2002-12-30
- It can't run, so takes cover (5) — SOLID 2002-12-30
- Pop's executors? (6) — GROUPS 2002-12-30
- Aunt Enid flounders in swamp (8) — INUNDATE 2002-12-30
- A panel on an aircraft, perhaps (6) — ABOARD 2002-12-30
- A pop star, perhaps, pulsating with vitality (5-5) — HEARTTHROB 2002-12-30
- Hold up close to Cork (10) — BOTTLENECK 2002-12-30
- Current binder for correspondence (6) — ACCORD 2002-12-30
- Thumbs up for a seeker of cheap travel (10) — HITCHHIKER 2002-12-30
- It indicates I will be missing from "Who's Who" (10) — APOSTROPHE 2002-12-30
- Expect disturbance in bar (6) — EXCEPT 2002-12-30
- Demonstration of spiritual strength (5) — PROOF 2002-12-30
- Do without and give to others (8) — DISPENSE 2002-12-30
- Yet such a description may be fair (4) — UGLY 2002-12-30
- Craft without a prow (4) — RAFT 2002-12-30
- Finally dispose of most of the relatives? Rot! (6) — KIBOSH 2002-12-30
- Get away with a clip round the ear (5,3) — CLEAROUT 2002-12-30
- Terrible, but not initially loud, stream of abuse (6) — EARFUL 2002-12-30
- One may put one's foot in it; how does one wriggle out? (6,4) — WOODENSHOE 2002-12-30
- The pitch of the road (3) — TAR 2002-12-30
- Charming feature of Japanese dress (3) — OBI 2002-12-30
- Free fall may be enjoyed by sportsmen (4,6) — OPENSEASON 2002-12-30
- Ideal sales talk of appeal to music lovers (7,5) — PERFECTPITCH 2002-12-30
- Current charge for what solicitors do (6) — ACCOST 2002-12-30
- The point of punctuation (4,4) — FULLSTOP 2002-12-30
- The cad is about to break off the engagement (6) — DETACH 2002-12-30
- Gather that the bell has gone? (5,2) — ROUNDUP 2002-12-30
- Lok Sabah recessing with a toast to the Rikstag (4) — SKOL 2002-12-28
- Greek character heard to tell better jokes? (5) — KAPPA 2002-12-28
- I'm a popular banker, coming up with the folding! (7) — ORIGAMI 2002-12-28
- Loner who'd tell more porkies than others, right? (7) — OUTLIER 2002-12-28
- Set down traveller to reach the Land of Nod? (4,3) — DROPOFF 2002-12-28
- See 3 (10) — FROMBEHIND 2002-12-28
- Dictionary work: nothing going for one solver of the Sphinx's riddle (7) — OEDIPUS 2002-12-28
- Something of Bloody Mary Tudor's opener: "Down with French pacifist!" (7) — TABASCO 2002-12-28
- No lover of shopkeepers? (10) — ANGLOPHOBE 2002-12-28
- See 4 (15) — MEAMERCEDESBENZ 2002-12-28
- Rock singer's prayer upsetting Ebenezer Scrooge: "No good! My old BMW'd 'aunt you!" (1,4,4,3,3,2,1,8-4) — OLORDWONTYOUBUY 2002-12-28
- How potential winners go back to front (4,4,6) — COME 2002-12-28
- A Slav rising, with Langley's support, in Italy (7) — BRESCIA 2002-12-28
- It's assumed flyer accepts current (5) — TACIT 2002-12-28
- Beerbohm drowned her suitors in polluted bio-lake. Zounds! (7,6) — ZULEIKA 2002-12-28
- Distant daughter supplants wife of electromagnetic Michael (7) — FARADAY 2002-12-28
- Up sticks and pack m' bare essentials! (5,4) — BREAKCAMP 2002-12-28
- Ring the wife! One earned a buck (5) — ORIBI 2002-12-28
- Brief briefs maker? (4) — SILK 2002-12-28
- Where the slate is used and when it is not (2,3,5) — ONTHEHOUSE 2002-12-28
- See 27 (6) — DOBSON 2002-12-28
- The soft touch that purifies the soul, say (7) — DOORMAT 2002-12-28
- Who's heard in musical partnership? (7) — CAHOOTS 2002-12-28
- German chap heard to perform work of Sassoon (6) — HAIRDO 2002-12-28
- Nothing to do with dishing the dirt? (4,6) — IDLEGOSSIP 2002-12-28
- Take in food (4) — TUCK 2002-12-28
- Corrupt man from Spithead, as it were (2,3) — GOBAD 2002-12-28
- Comrades! A revolution here in pop! (5,4) — CREAMSODA 2002-12-28
- Was bent on giving the setter an outrageous kickback (5,2) — MEANTTO 2002-12-28
- Leaves a quid (7) — TOBACCO 2002-12-28
- It's the fashion for a maiden to be attracted to poetry (4) — MODE 2002-12-27
- Cupid got up and, they say, saw red (4) — SORE 2002-12-27
- Hesitant superior takes on new nurse (6) — UNSURE 2002-12-27
- Safekeeping for a warhorse without a tail (6) — CHARGE 2002-12-27
- Near to getting praise by instalments (2,6) — ONCREDIT 2002-12-27
- Elgar composed differently in the finale, when amplified (8) — ENLARGED 2002-12-27
- Actual sound recorded twice running on sort of tape machine (4-2-4) — REELTOREEL 2002-12-27
- Love letter found with tie in dull box (6-4) — BILLETDOUX 2002-12-27
- Mother's mother nearly gets donation (4) — GRAN 2002-12-27
- Type of paste used by salmon daily (6) — ALMOND 2002-12-27
- Soccer boot twisted in dive (8) — FOOTBALL 2002-12-27
- Incline to keep unemployment benefit for a teenager (10) — ADOLESCENT 2002-12-27
- Shooting party members got up to get warm (4) — SNUG 2002-12-27
- Enthusiast to count: it includes one hundred (6) — ADDICT 2002-12-27
- Finance allows Kitty to have bread (8) — BANKROLL 2002-12-27
- Reformed tart is game to see JP (10) — MAGISTRATE 2002-12-27
- Mark subordinate to policy (9) — UNDERLINE 2002-12-27
- Scoundrel with an Irish accent first found missing (5) — ROGUE 2002-12-27
- Erasmus used one who, reportedly, needs bodies (7) — MASSEUR 2002-12-27
- Traitors turning to wine marked "special" (7) — STARRED 2002-12-27
- Rough, but not censored (5) — UNCUT 2002-12-27
- Better time for cutting down on food of high quality (9) — EXCELLENT 2002-12-27
- He will free everyone first, causing pandemonium (3,4,3,5) — ALLHELLLETLOOSE 2002-12-27
- Bad sentry failing as a witness (9) — BYSTANDER 2002-12-27
- Fish to sell, recipe included (5) — TROUT 2002-12-27
- Like a lengthened skirt, it's a disappointment (3,4) — LETDOWN 2002-12-27
- One not known to Heather provides a hint (7) — INKLING 2002-12-27
- One who looks lecherously breaks leg in Oregon (5) — OGLER 2002-12-27
- Left Group One to feature in commercial (9) — ABANDONED 2002-12-27
- Transparency about Scottish town (4-4) — SLAY 2002-12-24
- What you must do to die is worth work (5) — THROW 2002-12-24
- Compare what one hears grows on trees? (5) — LIKEN 2002-12-24
- *Demonstration in favour of... of... (5) — PROOF 2002-12-24
- Like four children and a dog and part of a mouse (6) — FAMOUS 2002-12-24
- Type that's in glasses (7) — SPECIES 2002-12-24