Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Fish with bleeding heart was at sea (10) — FLOUNDERED 2002-12-21
- Climber, we see, apt to come a cropper (5,3) — SWEETPEA 2002-12-21
- God willing, energy is found in worker at this season (6) — ADVENT 2002-12-21
- Great apes eat stolen fruit (6) — GRAPES 2002-12-21
- Thatcher, for example, one's taken into pubs (8) — BARONESS 2002-12-21
- Hendrix takes Giuliani's place for cricket (6) — JIMINY 2002-12-21
- Draw round second-class fellow (10) — STABLEMATE 2002-12-21
- Cut captain (4) — SKIP 2002-12-21
- Road builder in command (6) — ORDAIN 2002-12-21
- Coins found in US stations (8) — QUARTERS 2002-12-21
- Hollywood actress's short dress (4) — GARB 2002-12-20
- Plans raised for a meaty product (4) — SPAM 2002-12-20
- More wintry when one's cold? That is right (5) — ICIER 2002-12-20
- Reverent during miracle working, not deduced by logic (9) — EMPIRICAL 2002-12-20
- Not quite two and eleven when fixed, holds to a description of Schoenberg's music (6-4) — TWELVETONE 2002-12-20
- Proportion in organisation gaining respect (10) — ADMIRATION 2002-12-20
- Minor problems caused by putting arm on secretary in delicate areas (7,5) — GROWINGPAINS 2002-12-20
- See 7 (4) — OVER 2002-12-20
- Recipe for upside down cake (8) — TURN 2002-12-20
- Unlimited healthy activity with little muscular movements in running, etc (9) — ATHLETICS 2002-12-20
- Posh car drives very fast with shading devices (6,6) — ROLLERBLINDS 2002-12-20
- Flower-pot put under pot without flower (5) — TWEED 2002-12-20
- Having produced articles about social security, makes things run smoothly (10) — LUBRICATES 2002-12-20
- With Scotsman around, put out by man's hairy appendages (10) — MOUSTACHES 2002-12-20
- Separate and set off for the mountains (8) — ESTRANGE 2002-12-20
- Phone the doctor: something in the gall bladder (6) — MOBILE 2002-12-20
- Asian pastry contains one leg (8) — FILIPINO 2002-12-20
- Some would say he was a physicist (6) — PLANCK 2002-12-20
- Paul recited nonsense, seeing double (11) — REDUPLICATE 2002-12-20
- Not going anywhere yet (5) — STILL 2002-12-20
- Flower given to Mandela's opening at improper point of release (9) — EXEMPTION 2002-12-20
- Curved feature in dog initially in dog (3,6) — BOWWINDOW 2002-12-20
- Rage of East End gangsters reported (5) — CRAZE 2002-12-20
- Did he regret tortuous torture? (5,6) — THIRDDEGREE 2002-12-20
- Responsibility for attack (6) — CHARGE 2002-12-20
- Old measure in Burma designed as a shield (8) — UMBRELLA 2002-12-20
- See 1 (6) — TATTOO 2002-12-20
- Parade "The Arsenal" across one's backside? (8,6) — MILITARY 2002-12-20
- Wear out tyre, reportedly (4) — TIRE 2002-12-19
- Sport of Kings without one, possibly (6) — SKIING 2002-12-19
- Pastry made for city home (6) — ECLAIR 2002-12-19
- Charge call to account (7) — ARRAIGN 2002-12-19
- Job of keeping lid on a large town (8) — CAPACITY 2002-12-19
- Talk rubbish? On the contrary! (8) — NONSENSE 2002-12-19
- Record period taken to finish knitting (6,4) — NEEDLETIME 2002-12-19
- Admire a fast rider (6) — REVERE 2002-12-19
- Clearance of a colony (10) — SETTLEMENT 2002-12-19
- Jumper knitted from alar wool (8) — WALLEROO 2002-12-19
- Minority group members hide in chest (7) — ETHNICS 2002-12-19
- Count about eleven ends with South American (6) — CENSUS 2002-12-19
- This man is one (4) — ISLE 2002-12-19
- Lady with wolf for a partner (8) — VIRGINIA 2002-12-19
- Hackman's class breed (8) — GENERATE 2002-12-19
- Slum it as a kind of test (6) — LITMUS 2002-12-19
- The first law of diplomacy (4) — TACT 2002-12-19
- Fashionable people project glamour at one (10) — GLITTERATI 2002-12-19
- Exercises lower bottom with movements (3-3) — SITUPS 2002-12-19
- A European capitalist (8) — BERLINER 2002-12-19
- More sounding additional, but not at Ascot (7) — MORESCO 2002-12-19
- Port of New Orleans (7) — SALERNO 2002-12-19
- Lectured by Wilton? (8) — CARPETED 2002-12-19
- Top one fruit with another (6) — ANANAS 2002-12-19
- Lone family chart found with harness (10) — SINGLETREE 2002-12-19
- Colleague has a complaint (4) — AGUE 2002-12-19
- Lord Greystoke's company? (6) — APEMEN 2002-12-19
- As is pavillion (8) — MISSPELT 2002-12-19
- Lizard makes Portuguese explorer lose his head (5) — AGAMA 2002-12-18
- *Subject of analysis (6) — PSYCHE 2002-12-18
- Affair where one is embraced by a celebrity (7) — LIAISON 2002-12-18
- Bearer of sword and its handle is about to live quietly (3-4) — HIPBELT 2002-12-18
- Catty remark about a party in a field (6) — MEADOW 2002-12-18
- Born student embraced by monarch is doing homage (8) — KNEELING 2002-12-18
- No use having a home for peacocks? (2,4) — INVAIN 2002-12-18
- *Detail relative to keep inside (6) — AUTUMN 2002-12-18
- Ken (not the present one) appears odd during change of name with accolade (3,12) — OLDACQUAINTANCE 2002-12-18
- Sorry to get 24 hours off? (8) — LACKADAY 2002-12-18
- Read up about crazy individual that's unsettled (7) — NOMADIC 2002-12-18
- The case of the canonised queen coming after the break (7) — HOLSTER 2002-12-18
- Elizabethan writer from first to last beyond the pale? (5) — NASHE 2002-12-18
- Laureate for ever? It can't be done (9,6) — PERPETUALMOTION 2002-12-18
- *It was spent by King Lear (11) — NIGHTINGALE 2002-12-18
- Check the flow: it must be reliable (7) — STAUNCH 2002-12-18
- Hole for gold provided diamonds (7) — ORIFICE 2002-12-18
- Workers left out of joke (9) — PEASANTRY 2002-12-18
- An agreement taking English as part of Current Affairs? (5) — ANODE 2002-12-18
- Feeble devil chasing his tail (4) — LIMP 2002-12-18
- *Fruit for dog, say (10) — MELANCHOLY 2002-12-18
- *Gunner (Royal Artillery) deployed around Channel Islands (7,3) — GRECIANURN 2002-12-18
- Is common sense un-American? (4) — NOUS 2002-12-18
- The first two hundred painters are capital (5) — ACCRA 2002-12-18
- How many peers should be? Solve clue 10, taking notes (9) — UNELECTED 2002-12-18
- Alexander's place for fellow on the staff (7) — MACEDON 2002-12-18
- Unsettled air plus rebellion (7) — UPRISAL 2002-12-18
- Boxin' 'owdydo has a pantomime character (11) — PUNCHINELLO 2002-12-18
- Just one of the hacks becoming famous? (5) — NOTED 2002-12-17
- Arrived before five? Almost three hours later! That's Rail for you! (7) — INVEIGH 2002-12-17
- Get hot and bothered about a commie cleric once (3,4) — REDDEAN 2002-12-17
- Wide-angled like lens or codpiece? (4-3) — FISHEYE 2002-12-17
- Arrow I shot - before the start of rifles? (7) — WARRIOR 2002-12-17
- Part of the business not allowed to broaden (6,3) — BRANCHOUT 2002-12-17