Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Workman disregards quibble to sign up (5) — ENTER 2002-12-04
- Satisfy parking agreement (6) — PLEASE 2002-12-04
- Switch on the kettle for top performer (4,4) — STARTURN 2002-12-04
- Bottle for sailors in bar (5,3) — SCREWTOP 2002-12-04
- Lamenting bad association (9) — ALIGNMENT 2002-12-04
- Greg 'ad a VAT mix-up that made matters worse (10) — AGGRAVATED 2002-12-04
- Salt for strumpet's roast (8) — TARTRATE 2002-12-04
- Lazy old Liberal detained by order (8) — INDOLENT 2002-12-04
- Mean to consume English fruit (4) — PEAR 2002-12-04
- Ill man ate stew that's nutritious (9) — ALIMENTAL 2002-12-04
- Trembling like a bird (5) — ASPEN 2002-12-04
- Killjoy prizes wine (10) — SPOILSPORT 2002-12-04
- Keen to get skill without study (6) — ARDENT 2002-12-04
- Soldier arising in a halo of stars (6) — AURIGA 2002-12-04
- Dear me! Tory leader upset food (3,4) — REDMEAT 2002-12-04
- Sarcastic quip by toff (7) — PUNGENT 2002-12-04
- Fly back with oriental deal (5) — TRADE 2002-12-04
- It's said the merchandise you supplied is contentious (9) — TRUCULENT 2002-12-04
- Think little of foreign articles Glen holds superior (10) — UNDERVALUE 2002-12-04
- Notice bridge player's merit (4) — EARN 2002-12-04
- Supply support vehicle (11) — CATERPILLAR 2002-12-04
- Found a predator like Richard III (11) — PLANTAGENET 2002-12-04
- To drink loudly, not quietly, is an insult (4) — SLUR 2002-12-04
- Armed man turns friendly? Stick around! (10) — GUNSLINGER 2002-12-04
- Briefly, prince and queen play around (9) — PHILANDER 2002-12-04
- Moved round cattle pen (5) — RODEO 2002-12-04
- Pick a president in time (7) — APPOINT 2002-12-04
- A lake's in the region providing water (4,3) — ARALSEA 2002-12-04
- Butcher eating right seafood (5) — KRILL 2002-12-03
- Tract of grassy land left for development (7) — LEAFLET 2002-12-03
- Half of foundation maintained by basic facts for years, with responsibility for order (7) — ABBOTCY 2002-12-03
- Untrustworthy ticker made the enemy fail (4,4) — TIMEBOMB 2002-12-03
- Diarist, having crashed, emerged with splint (5,8) — NIGELDEMPSTER 2002-12-03
- Jazzman puts immense layers on (5,8) — OSCARPETERSON 2002-12-03
- Actor Carrey hid when about to hold doctor, leading to trouble (7,8) — RICHARDDREYFUSS 2002-12-03
- To John, there's no alternative to vehicle such as this winter one (8) — TOBOGGAN 2002-12-03
- Elevator notice: "Hippopotami Allowed? Never!" Consequently elevator starts to lift (7) — ENHANCE 2002-12-03
- An inverted scale that almost indicates "volatile substance" (7) — NAPHTHA 2002-12-03
- Bin should get stuffed! (5) — LADEN 2002-12-03
- Bobby sportingly confiscates drugs, given reaction to comic actor (7,8) — CHARLESLAUGHTON 2002-12-03
- Footballing hard man ripping up Tyson's Bible (5,6) — NOBBYSTILES 2002-12-03
- Strings of flowers, another and the rest (7) — LEISURE 2002-12-03
- Letters processed, but settlement far off (7) — OUTPOST 2002-12-03
- Possible result of brawl may be principal endlessly restraining servant (5,4) — BLACKEYES 2002-12-03
- Cad snaring girl initially, perhaps? (5) — ROGUE 2002-12-03
- Opposing sides of Northern Ireland's county and politician appearing orderly (4) — TRIM 2002-12-03
- Reckon smoke's drawn back inside, with disastrous consequences (10) — TRAGICALLY 2002-12-03
- Prevent catastrophic end with head, but no arms (10) — BAREHANDED 2002-12-03
- Listen, there's more to say, by the way (4) — PSST 2002-12-03
- To be lying here, it's serious! (5) — GRAVE 2002-12-03
- 12 site of Durham town lacking capital (9) — ARLINGTON 2002-12-03
- Barbie featured in "Hello" with famous musician for one (7) — HIBACHI 2002-12-03
- Leave a date waiting to become erect (5,2) — STANDUP 2002-12-03
- Creator of crossword addict seeks reference in translation of lector (5,6) — COLINDEXTER 2002-12-03
- Rider following Foreign Office toffs (4) — FOPS 2002-12-02
- Draw matted wool in school (6) — SKETCH 2002-12-02
- He's involved in new rate of afterburning (6) — REHEAT 2002-12-02
- Muse involved with Art for ages (7) — MATURES 2002-12-02
- Song composed about the present time (8) — SERENADE 2002-12-02
- Spectator, a weekly publication (8) — OBSERVER 2002-12-02
- Protection on landing for party setting up American commerce (10) — BALUSTRADE 2002-12-02
- Intended taking one quarter out of capital (6) — FIANCE 2002-12-02
- Enthronement of firm king has appeal to the country (10) — CORONATION 2002-12-02
- Animal looking for its owner (5,3) — GUIDEDOG 2002-12-02
- He swears he's a soldier (7) — TROOPER 2002-12-02
- Avoid attention (4) — SHUN 2002-12-02
- After which the participants come out of their shells (4,4) — BOATRACE 2002-12-02
- Manage to get a title (6) — HANDLE 2002-12-02
- Enraptured railway guard (6) — SENTRY 2002-12-02
- Man's environment, geographically speaking (5,3) — IRISHSEA 2002-12-02
- Profit in a way in opposition (7) — AGAINST 2002-12-02
- Letter from America? (7) — REALTOR 2002-12-02
- Blank sheet to finish a learned discourse (8) — ENDPAPER 2002-12-02
- Frisk doctor entering prison (6) — GAMBOL 2002-12-02
- Point-to-point training establishment (4) — ETON 2002-12-02
- More work here - or less, many hope! (6) — UTOPIA 2002-12-02
- Sportsman doesn't quite make the North Pole, losing direction (8) — POTHOLER 2002-12-02
- Capital! When mother ran off with knight (6) — ASMARA 2002-11-30
- How kippers are caught? (7) — NAPPING 2002-11-30
- See 8 (5,2) — COURTOF 2002-11-30
- John Peel's portfolio? Or the folio? (4,4) — PLAYLIST 2002-11-30
- No rabbi cooked game for this Irish icon (5,4) — BRIANBORU 2002-11-30
- Odalisques from "The Dames' Outing" (Rolf Harris). O, face the fact! Check out a disaster! (3,6,2,3,5,2,3,5,2,4,10) — THELADIESOFTHE 2002-11-30
- You, say, lead attack on lecture (7) — UPBRAID 2002-11-30
- A rider is below the apogee for one (5) — APSIS 2002-11-30
- Conservative yes-man representing these islands (6) — CAYMAN 2002-11-30
- The poet's sanguine horse, due for grooming (4-4) — ROSEHUED 2002-11-30
- Heart of glum reaper, going out with pantomime dame (9) — COLUMBINE 2002-11-30
- Land of song, say, in uprising (7) — NIGERIA 2002-11-30
- Surcingle, say, with arms? (6,8) — KNIGHTBACHELOR 2002-11-30
- Postwar regulars get fat, unfortunately (5,1,8) — AFTERASTRUGGLE 2002-11-30
- Panic on isthmus, some worshipper abjuring images (9) — ANICONIST 2002-11-30
- Just sober chamber ensemble? (5) — OCTET 2002-11-30
- Tommy's done for, Bonaparte's half-cut: nothing for it! (5) — NAPOO 2002-11-30
- How one competes with lousy mule spinning (9) — EMULOUSLY 2002-11-30
- English and American cities adopt secure backing of union (8) — ALLIANCE 2002-11-30
- A dog? According to him it is! (6) — COCKER 2002-11-30
- Stayed in the arms of Morpheus, enfolding Psyche (6) — ABIDED 2002-11-30
- Like 1 across, she resisted a gamble in fine feathers (8) — BOADICEA 2002-11-30
- Some tack, lead and play for time (9) — HEADSTALL 2002-11-30