Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Fast incident involved medical agent (12) — DISINFECTANT 2002-11-05
- It's done up and down (4) — DEED 2002-11-05
- Silica is not about resin (4) — OPAL 2002-11-05
- Shady dealer showing character suddenly (4-5) — CARDSHARP 2002-11-05
- Beano's unreal, mad, far-fetched (12) — UNREASONABLE 2002-11-05
- Start coming back in a fortnight (5) — INTRO 2002-11-05
- Usual train heading for East Germany (10) — ACCUSTOMED 2002-11-05
- Mouth-watering violins at a jig (10) — SALIVATION 2002-11-05
- They showed chasers the way to jump (8) — STEEPLES 2002-11-05
- Sport where girl impresses artist (6) — KARATE 2002-11-05
- Just man in poor surroundings (8) — BALANCED 2002-11-05
- Keep film in water (6) — RETAIN 2002-11-05
- They patrol with uneven paces (11) — POLICEWOMEN 2002-11-05
- Lever made of soft, malleable lead (5) — PEDAL 2002-11-05
- Vast offer made to engage too many (9) — OVERSTAFF 2002-11-05
- The first of the few (9) — OLIGARCHS 2002-11-05
- Tips worth waiting for? (5) — TRONC 2002-11-05
- Romantics seeing stars (11) — VISIONARIES 2002-11-05
- Some bonnets worn at Easter are flowery (6) — ORNATE 2002-11-05
- Room in a monastery - but not for Trappists! (8) — LOCUTORY 2002-11-05
- A resonant string brings harmony (6) — ACCORD 2002-11-05
- Unpopular worker promises to pay for plant (8) — SCABIOUS 2002-11-05
- Check part of the rigging (4) — STAY 2002-11-04
- Carnival produces a lot of sound (4) — FETE 2002-11-04
- A bar erected on quarterdeck (5) — ADORN 2002-11-04
- Foreign money not returned, but forwarded (4,2) — SENTON 2002-11-04
- Hardly a fleet response that's funny (3-5) — ONELINER 2002-11-04
- One class in agreement (10) — UNIFORMITY 2002-11-04
- Started job making items of aesthetic worth (6,4) — OBJETSDART 2002-11-04
- Expected to do well at school (2,4) — INFORM 2002-11-04
- A way to reproduce band score (4-6) — TAPERECORD 2002-11-04
- Manager we'd ordered to run the wildlife reserve (4,6) — GAMEWARDEN 2002-11-04
- International group's performing in concert (6) — UNISON 2002-11-04
- Drunk started smoking (3,2) — LITUP 2002-11-04
- Cancel immediately, we hear (5,3) — WRITEOFF 2002-11-04
- An elevating Kipling poem of unaffected simplicity (4) — NAIF 2002-11-04
- Bar banter (4) — RAIL 2002-11-04
- Place or race for two-year-olds (7) — NURSERY 2002-11-04
- Hearing is difficult (6) — TRYING 2002-11-04
- Gloomy start to the music (8) — DOWNBEAT 2002-11-04
- Fly through tea break (6) — AVIATE 2002-11-04
- Wait to start a game of ping-pong? (5,2,5) — SERVEATTABLE 2002-11-04
- English naval officer is about to impress (10) — COMMANDEER 2002-11-04
- Pixie full of Cockney wellbeing, we hear (3) — ELF 2002-11-04
- Amazed expression, taken aback by fabulous bird (3) — ROC 2002-11-04
- He helps France to be free (10) — BENEFACTOR 2002-11-04
- Serviceable arms? (7,2,3) — WEAPONSOFWAR 2002-11-04
- Secure now business has increased? (4,2) — FIRMUP 2002-11-04
- Start to teach (8) — INITIATE 2002-11-04
- Call back to obtain a financial plan (6) — BUDGET 2002-11-04
- Divorce scene is upset by a single blow (4) — ONER 2002-11-02
- Reverse of what the fairy-tale goose did, like the swan? (5) — ROYAL 2002-11-02
- Magic bird, the blackbird, nearly home (6) — MERLIN 2002-11-02
- Six strong? That's OK (6) — VIABLE 2002-11-02
- Begin to grasp the reel is ready? (6,2) — COTTONON 2002-11-02
- Meal with no starter deleted - that's a blow (8) — UPPERCUT 2002-11-02
- Italian river in French city: editor must have it put back (9) — REIMPOSED 2002-11-02
- Trouble descends upon caricaturist (10) — ROWLANDSON 2002-11-02
- See 7 (8) — DISRAELI 2002-11-02
- Premier associated with Primrose Hill: a jailer confused when intelligence is imprisoned (8,8) — BENJAMIN 2002-11-02
- 8's style of his party producing anteversion in a vegetable (3,6) — ONENATION 2002-11-02
- Headpiece for "Island in the Sun"? On the contrary, quite the reverse (5) — TIARA 2002-11-02
- See 2 (10) — GENERATION 2002-11-02
- Subtitle of 25, then we turn into a green mess (3,3,10) — THENEW 2002-11-02
- Dismantle international selection? (6) — UNPICK 2002-11-02
- Lighter with its bow in front of the fleet (7) — LANTERN 2002-11-02
- ... his "2 crusade" starts taking South African party to the left (7) — TANCRED 2002-11-02
- ... his story ends with unfinished account of 5 down doubled ... (5) — SYBIL 2002-11-02
- 7 8's party in Grammar School not far away ... (9) — CONINGSBY 2002-11-02
- Learner displayed in paper etc (10) — APPRENTICE 2002-11-02
- Food for Shakespeare at Stratford (4) — EATS 2002-11-02
- Designed to advertise a concert, one with no alto playing (11) — PROMOTIONAL 2002-11-02
- Make a mistake - I have to - in essay describing an army (11) — TERRITORIAL 2002-11-02
- Strip for footballer that has lost heart (4) — GAZA 2002-11-02
- One organ did another's job in the human body - removes from table (6,4) — CLEARSAWAY 2002-11-02
- ... which has 9s (with a stammer) in range (9) — APENNINES 2002-11-02
- Song of praise composed by an ape ... (5) — PAEAN 2002-11-02
- Queen Bee (in the old poet) seems to be optimistic at the bridge table (7) — OVERBID 2002-11-02
- With apprehension raised by 1 over 8? (7) — UPTIGHT 2002-11-02
- Council's top social worker is not able to (4) — CANT 2002-11-01
- Little one is produced by degrees (4) — BABE 2002-11-01
- This includes points for a dissertation (6) — THESIS 2002-11-01
- Partners inside only changed leg wear (6) — NYLONS 2002-11-01
- Incorruptible? I'm only human! (8) — IMMORTAL 2002-11-01
- I take chances around bends (8) — CHICANES 2002-11-01
- Drunk stays below, where few can walk straight lines (10) — TIGHTROPES 2002-11-01
- Staff supplies found after plane crash (10) — ALPENSTOCK 2002-11-01
- "A pathological sac", said Sister, with no hesitation (4) — CYST 2002-11-01
- Indian born to pussyfoot? (6) — PAWNEE 2002-11-01
- The last people to get drinks? (8) — COBBLERS 2002-11-01
- Bach said to be on a roll with composer's penultimate boat song (10) — BARCAROLLE 2002-11-01
- Past generation initially impatient to get going (4) — AGOG 2002-11-01
- Graduate thus starting to study the fundamentals (6) — BASICS 2002-11-01
- Speak with force like Hook, for example (8) — ASPIRATE 2002-11-01
- Steamship taking this time to float into frozen hazards (10) — SNOWDRIFTS 2002-11-01
- Frank dined with the contestant (9) — CANDIDATE 2002-11-01
- Bender being moved? (5) — BINGE 2002-11-01
- Goodbye, little sausage! (7) — CHEERIO 2002-11-01
- Fifty hold out after sailor returns with iron pigs (7) — BALLAST 2002-11-01
- Office worker with time to prepare lure (5) — TEMPT 2002-11-01