Guardian Crossword Clues
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- See 8 (5) — HAREM 2002-11-30
- Malaysian state banning telecom operators from Sunday (5) — SABAH 2002-11-30
- Legends of Barham's body sling manoeuvres (9) — INGOLDSBY 2002-11-30
- Resistance leader put gallon into family car, minutes before coppers arrived! (4,10) — KINGCARACTACUS 2002-11-30
- They say faulty actor topped and tailed the worst parts (4) — LEES 2002-11-29
- Sidney is held up by crackpot who's naked (6) — NUDIST 2002-11-29
- In Gospel destined to be first (6) — ELDEST 2002-11-29
- What makes a man hate the curse? (8) — ANATHEMA 2002-11-29
- Horror of a kind (8) — AVERSION 2002-11-29
- To prepare, he corrected with eraser (8) — REHEARSE 2002-11-29
- Anti-wrinkling can steer a sister off the rails (6-9) — CREASERESISTANT 2002-11-29
- Still figure of Ms Barker describing rubbish (6) — STATUE 2002-11-29
- Keeping unattached and happy (8) — CAREFREE 2002-11-29
- Enthusiast embraced right partner (6) — FRIEND 2002-11-29
- Rough supporter is standing in the avenue (8) — ABRASIVE 2002-11-29
- Proper line for two people fighting (4) — DUEL 2002-11-29
- Mulish objections raised and natural to follow (8) — STUBBORN 2002-11-29
- Very important to make everybody sing about a mad man (5-10) — WORLDSHATTERING 2002-11-29
- Official voice of the cyclist? (9) — SPOKESMAN 2002-11-29
- Organs with sounds I extracted (5) — NOSES 2002-11-29
- Topper finds his talk is rambling (4,3) — SILKHAT 2002-11-29
- Flushed character calls for player to be dismissed (3,4) — REDCARD 2002-11-29
- Mother's side seen in skirt (4) — MAXI 2002-11-29
- The pot man accepts hard work from Rodin (3,7) — THETHINKER 2002-11-29
- State day centre (7) — AVERAGE 2002-11-29
- One and ten are confused, of course (7) — AINTREE 2002-11-29
- Oscar's Lady of the Lake? (10) — WINDERMERE 2002-11-29
- Emporium demands silence at work (4) — SHOP 2002-11-29
- She loved Daddy spreading treacle (7) — ELECTRA 2002-11-29
- Oil able to be refined in plant (7) — LOBELIA 2002-11-29
- First lady in the House made clergyman lose his head (5) — ASTOR 2002-11-29
- To have more than one rum, but get tipsy (9) — OUTNUMBER 2002-11-29
- Record is complete in part (4) — DISC 2002-11-28
- River where the king couldn't stand the heat? (6) — ITCHEN 2002-11-28
- Agreement when dispatched (6) — ASSENT 2002-11-28
- Young goatherd who fancied Nancy? (5,3) — BILLYBOY 2002-11-28
- Oil producer enters destined to be hammered (8) — FOLIATED 2002-11-28
- Has a duty, keeping so fit, mysteriously to be hidden (3,2,5) — OUTOFSIGHT 2002-11-28
- Soldiers picked out for objectivity? (10) — DETACHMENT 2002-11-28
- See 2 (5,4,6) — HEARTGROWFONDER 2002-11-28
- Supposed origin of president's diary in taxi at home (3,5) — LOGCABIN 2002-11-28
- Player a la Potter makes good start at Middle Eastern capital, securing points (8) — GAMESMAN 2002-11-28
- Name of president who died an old man? (6) — DWIGHT 2002-11-28
- Purposed to get pub ready for detonation, according to report (2,4) — INMIND 2002-11-28
- Where demonstrators face bank, ghee is thrown: so one's very much 3 when 12 (7,5,3,5,4,6) — ABSENCEMAKESTHE 2002-11-28
- Raised border in brass (4) — TUBA 2002-11-28
- Hindu achievement of instant riches without trendy females (7) — TANTRIC 2002-11-28
- When the gracious appear to make a point in a study? (7) — TUESDAY 2002-11-28
- I went on a pilgrimage to reverse the priority of holy war (5) — HADJI 2002-11-28
- Find somewhere to sit within reach (3-2-4) — GETATABLE 2002-11-28
- Focusing on one effect of noise is capital (14) — SPECIALISATION 2002-11-28
- One of a pair has time to succeed (4) — TWIN 2002-11-28
- The "Creation" is golden - a high spot I love (8) — ORATORIO 2002-11-28
- Edition of verse with a Brazilian spirit (8) — VARIORUM 2002-11-28
- Turn to law to get moorland shrub (4) — ULEX 2002-11-28
- Cool cuties hit annus horribilis (14) — UNENTHUSIASTIC 2002-11-28
- I'm getting money for the road as I enter the country (9) — IMMIGRANT 2002-11-28
- Sweeper from El Salvador replacing Romania with another (5) — BESOM 2002-11-28
- Knight held a feast first (7) — GALAHAD 2002-11-28
- Mr Sloan entertaining a straight type was sycophantic (7) — TOADIED 2002-11-28
- Worries about icy pillar (5) — SERAC 2002-11-27
- Hillside is almost bright (5) — CLEVE 2002-11-27
- Odour reported with scent? (7) — COLOGNE 2002-11-27
- Flirted, perhaps (7) — TRIFLED 2002-11-27
- Britain's downfall spoken of round Lvov (7) — UKRAINE 2002-11-27
- Examine prisoner initially arrested by bluebottle, say (7) — INSPECT 2002-11-27
- Mythical Greek or Roman deadbeat (9) — ANDROMEDA 2002-11-27
- Reactionary is sure to take cover first (9) — HIDEBOUND 2002-11-27
- Lines written to a girl at a terminal (7) — KATHODE 2002-11-27
- Herb, a Shakespearean in spectacles (7) — OREGANO 2002-11-27
- Stomach disorder caused by odd days without a drink (9) — DYSPEPSIA 2002-11-27
- A bird gets no promotion from the lady (5) — HERON 2002-11-27
- It helps to see how to get over a bad situation (9) — LAMPLIGHT 2002-11-27
- Odd time to get in right talent (5) — MERIT 2002-11-27
- ... nevertheless needing time for contemplation (7) — THOUGHT 2002-11-27
- Work in pad over in town ... (7) — OPPIDAN 2002-11-27
- A small amount one takes to end it all in a depressed state (7) — ACCIDIE 2002-11-27
- Device for foot-related operation (7) — TREADLE 2002-11-27
- It enabled Wyatt to hear - or not! (7) — EARPLUG 2002-11-27
- Fastidious person finds English painting heartless (7) — EPICURE 2002-11-27
- Flier's annoyed with demand for payment (9) — CROSSBILL 2002-11-27
- Bush mad? That's about right! (5) — SHRUB 2002-11-27
- Against Conservative leader as a buffoon (5) — ANTIC 2002-11-27
- Flooded home, exactly when is not certain (9) — INUNDATED 2002-11-27
- Model after the boys has gone out with an old politician (9) — GLADSTONE 2002-11-27
- The rump, of course (5) — NATCH 2002-11-27
- Time to amuse, they say (5) — ERATO 2002-11-27
- Drug for fingernail treatment (9) — DIGITALIN 2002-11-27
- Anyhow, sceptre commands it (7) — RESPECT 2002-11-27
- Plan for bringing back Thatcher - not half! (7) — PROGRAM 2002-11-27
- Fish taken where it's landed (7) — HADDOCK 2002-11-27
- Go for Mailsort - it's the best choice (7) — OPTIMAL 2002-11-27
- See 23 (4) — FARM 2002-11-26
- Where a crop may be scaled (4,4) — FISH 2002-11-26
- Forbid a student flat (5) — BANAL 2002-11-26
- Scale up control onclergyman (7) — VERNIER 2002-11-26
- Perhaps spill vessel to make it so (7) — LIGHTER 2002-11-26
- Follow European fishing boat (9) — DOGGERMAN 2002-11-26
- Holding down its job (10) — PILLOWCASE 2002-11-26
- It's backing horse to muddle through most of the way (10) — SADDLETREE 2002-11-26