Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Form of story given in journal to distract attention (12) — DIVERSIONARY 2002-10-17
- Actor's grim speech (4) — DOER 2002-10-17
- Kitchen equipment can be a great success, say in pine perhaps (5,5) — WHITEGOODS 2002-10-17
- It's cunning to carry a weapon with a loud noise (10) — STRIDENTLY 2002-10-17
- Teaching given by the church is loaded (4) — RICH 2002-10-17
- Landing gear's collapsed - it could mean trouble (6,6) — DANGERSIGNAL 2002-10-17
- Kind of store you can have tea in (5) — CHAIN 2002-10-17
- Roger upset 5 - it comes down heavily (9) — RAINSTORM 2002-10-17
- It's paid to free memory (solution included) (6) — RANSOM 2002-10-17
- Jane has a beat in central London (8) — CALAMITY 2002-10-17
- Marsh painter (6) — ROMNEY 2002-10-16
- Pet's to devastate, going on to fiddle? (6) — CATGUT 2002-10-16
- City, about first century, first to die in 16 (6) — YORICK 2002-10-16
- Climbing tree to break cover in village play (6) — HAMLET 2002-10-16
- Rebellion in Christmas figure finished by 16 (8) — CLAUDIUS 2002-10-16
- Game I found in paperback finished by 16 (8) — POLONIUS 2002-10-16
- Rank suggestion that postage was expensive in past age - um - maybe in Burns's time (6,5) — GUINEASTAMP 2002-10-16
- See 5 (2,4) — OFELIA 2002-10-16
- Lamb's ears discern sex appeal's 16's girl (6,2,4) — ESSAYS 2002-10-16
- Hold 16's friend''s name (6) — NELSON 2002-10-16
- Become vulgar, embracing king ... 15 (8) — GERTRUDE 2002-10-16
- Top drawer in attire, one is forced under it (6) — DURESS 2002-10-16
- Sailors in appropriate guise love opener of 16 (8) — BERNARDO 2002-10-16
- Destroy reputation of French nonsense (6) — DEBUNK 2002-10-16
- Greek letter with some Russian sign (6) — TAURUS 2002-10-16
- Scene of collision when mount breaks into space station (3-3) — MIDAIR 2002-10-16
- It's valuable whether or not one has money in it (8) — PLATINUM 2002-10-16
- Nothing can interrupt drink and drug (4) — ALOE 2002-10-16
- Computer cult with a difference - gas about it (10) — CALCULATOR 2002-10-16
- Do what you're told about champion network computer, but admit to it! (11) — COMPLACENCY 2002-10-16
- Quaint inns modernised in Mexico (3,7) — SANQUINTIN 2002-10-16
- One with woad maybe heard applied to straits (4) — DYER 2002-10-16
- Best arrangement for date and nuts, if you're allergic (8) — UNTASTED 2002-10-16
- American ancestor's bit of time allowed for redemption (6) — USANCE 2002-10-16
- African Queen in such as 16 in 16 (6) — HERERO 2002-10-16
- The English form of word play is hell (6) — EREBUS 2002-10-16
- Build up (5) — ERECT 2002-10-15
- Private voiced sense of grievance (7) — RANCOUR 2002-10-15
- Vehicle causing disturbance after tea (7) — CHARIOT 2002-10-15
- Conceal officer's hint about Germany (7) — OCCLUDE 2002-10-15
- Vehicle in pouring rain in perfect condition (7) — NIRVANA 2002-10-15
- Smart mole subverted chaotic state (9) — MAELSTROM 2002-10-15
- Bearing a bit of bacon and egg into the food - fast food (12) — CHEESEBURGER 2002-10-15
- New Labour's vampire hunters? (12) — STAKEHOLDERS 2002-10-15
- Later abandoned ship, being unaffected (7) — ARTLESS 2002-10-15
- City tune died in Ulster (7) — NAIROBI 2002-10-15
- Ponce reserving right to act the peacock (5) — PRIMP 2002-10-15
- Man with topless woman's clothing suffers a setback (9) — REGRESSES 2002-10-15
- Repulsive racket's in order? On the contrary (7) — NOISOME 2002-10-15
- Continue the farce (5-2) — CARRYON 2002-10-15
- Grotto's a lure, or no refund will be given! (6,6) — CAVEATEMPTOR 2002-10-15
- Welcome Zambia into capital root system (7) — RHIZOME 2002-10-15
- Commandment in French: "Thou shalt be in condition" (7) — STATUTE 2002-10-15
- Bison's heart, preserver of reproductive equipment (7) — SCANNER 2002-10-15
- Originally expect a radio announcer can hear every listener's complaint (7) — EARACHE 2002-10-15
- American-Indian king I found in taxi (5) — CARIB 2002-10-15
- Seafood the force throw out into the street (9) — LANGOUSTE 2002-10-15
- My boss is shattered when I break the relationship (9) — SYMBIOSIS 2002-10-15
- 8 mechanism and little or nothing else (5) — HINGE 2002-10-15
- One patronised by peer got upset (7) — PROTEGE 2002-10-15
- Crucial books featured in The Economist, mainly (7) — KEYNOTE 2002-10-15
- Daft personality, one relating to 21, for instance (7) — IDIOTIC 2002-10-15
- Boat containing sailors in the woodwork, perhaps (7) — TURNING 2002-10-15
- Singing voice wanting to hedge a bet with more than one melody (12) — CONTRAPUNTAL 2002-10-15
- A number set up an alliance (4) — AXIS 2002-10-14
- Father quick to get high religious office (6) — PAPACY 2002-10-14
- Term that's musical or legal, perhaps (7) — ALLEGRO 2002-10-14
- Reckon to make a hundred on the side, right? (8) — CONSIDER 2002-10-14
- Exchange of gunfire's declining (8) — REFUSING 2002-10-14
- Control said to be restored (10) — REINSTATED 2002-10-14
- Stay outside, or go (6) — RESORT 2002-10-14
- Out of danger, sailing past Holland (3,3,4) — OFFTHEHOOK 2002-10-14
- How to get your clothes aired and spotless? (3-5) — DRYCLEAN 2002-10-14
- Overweight actors playing the villains? (7) — HEAVIES 2002-10-14
- Blustery at first, with frequent showers, but bright (6) — BRAINY 2002-10-14
- Fed up youngsters beginning to flout authority (4) — DEFY 2002-10-14
- Fine words (8) — SENTENCE 2002-10-14
- Criminal set? (8) — RECEIVER 2002-10-14
- Humble cleric takes me in (6) — DEMEAN 2002-10-14
- Eager to behead the king of Israel (4) — AVID 2002-10-14
- Chars keen for a complete change (5,5) — CLEANSWEEP 2002-10-14
- Jabbing a petty officer with a ruler (6) — POKING 2002-10-14
- Standard fails in production of Wagner opera (8) — PARSIFAL 2002-10-14
- Bill fit to sing? (7) — INVOICE 2002-10-14
- Instance of wickedness in a dull environment (7) — DEVILRY 2002-10-14
- The rudiments of meteorology (8) — ELEMENTS 2002-10-14
- Power drive (6) — ENERGY 2002-10-14
- A plea to be satisfyingly employed? (10) — INVOCATION 2002-10-14
- Tarry rope (4) — STAY 2002-10-14
- Automatic umpire on Roman law (6) — REFLEX 2002-10-14
- Take part in a show trial (8) — REHEARSE 2002-10-14
- Bird has to get cold feet (5) — QUAIL 2002-10-12
- Woman hoping for a less hectic afternoon after this? (5) — MADAM 2002-10-12
- Saw unwanted book on Lib-Dem policy (7) — PROVERB 2002-10-12
- Awful weather - and the weekend's almost over! (7) — MONSOON 2002-10-12
- Standardisation of European currency non-starter for trade (9) — LEVELLING 2002-10-12
- Early developer in the north and south of London? (4,5) — MILKTOOTH 2002-10-12
- Flowers make people into babies (6-2-4) — FORGETMENOTS 2002-10-12
- Little time for grotty pieces of food at Christmas (5,4) — MINCEPIES 2002-10-12
- Little bird becomes headless chicken on film (5) — OWLET 2002-10-12