Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Rider appears exhausted (7) — HAGGARD 2002-10-12
- Weird as the profligate Scot? (7) — UNCANNY 2002-10-12
- Wobbly English deck chair not right for American bird (9) — CHICKADEE 2002-10-12
- Country's dynasty lying in state (5) — GHANA 2002-10-12
- Cricketer needing large number for bank holiday draw gets the runs, a century (4,8) — MIKEATHERTON 2002-10-12
- Dim, then imbecilic, pilot literally ejects one for nothing? You can''t even imagine it! (3,4,7) — THEMINDBOGGLES 2002-10-12
- Call me a Janus? That's not entirely an ideal person's name (5) — IMAGO 2002-10-12
- Spooner's disposed of heart infection often caused by kissing (4,4) — COLDSORE 2002-10-12
- Inclined to have zero intelligence in the Navy? (7) — OBLIQUE 2002-10-12
- Seat of the ancient empire (7) — OTTOMAN 2002-10-12
- Call on half the jury not to rise? (5) — VISIT 2002-10-12
- Sorted free mail to Portugal to see how the land lies? (6,3) — RELIEFMAP 2002-10-12
- Lingual gymnastics from an overdose in shouting? (9) — YODELLING 2002-10-12
- Close one down following unpleasant scent (5) — HUMID 2002-10-12
- Style of trad. novel writer (3,4) — ARTDECO 2002-10-12
- A girl can sound as if she's in a cold state (7) — ALASKAN 2002-10-12
- Budgie could be using stick to keep time (8) — CAGELING 2002-10-12
- Turner resulting in a spark, say, of colour (5) — KHAKI 2002-10-12
- Possible reason for seeing US soldier in flasher's coat giving order to the sledge-pulling friend of Winnie-the-Pooh at Marks & Spencer? (5,9) — MAGICMUSHROOMS 2002-10-12
- Verse about this island would be put in words (4) — BALI 2002-10-11
- Body spaces, barring the East (5) — VENUS 2002-10-11
- Separate from the cad (6) — DETACH 2002-10-11
- Chain a leaping deer when hunter's heart is pounding (6) — ANKLET 2002-10-11
- Crime of being paralytic, or tanked up? (8) — ATROCITY 2002-10-11
- It's often near the green belt - also in it (4,4) — SANDTRAP 2002-10-11
- One seeking to change upper class needs outside support (9) — REFORMIST 2002-10-11
- Able to take against project (10) — CANTILEVER 2002-10-11
- Cat with a predator's weapon (8) — TOMAHAWK 2002-10-11
- A long way to take taxi that's well-disposed (8) — AMICABLE 2002-10-11
- See 6 (4) — DEAD 2002-10-11
- Smith's product worn in a red-light district, they say? (9) — HORSESHOE 2002-10-11
- Jack off in old swinger's boat (5) — KETCH 2002-10-11
- Tourist location needs no more than a key to open (10) — WINDERMERE 2002-10-11
- Faulty article about to go in sale (6) — RETAIL 2002-10-11
- Sitting position using energy instead of time (6) — SEANCE 2002-10-11
- Mark of the Beast? (7) — SCRATCH 2002-10-11
- Wage-earners on this were still drunk, according to Spooner (3,4) — PAYLIST 2002-10-11
- See 9 (5) — VILLA 2002-10-11
- One race after sport's collapse (9) — RUINATION 2002-10-11
- General use for seaweed that turns in cash (10) — PREVALENCE 2002-10-11
- Describes two kinds of shot and is stunning (4-4) — DROP 2002-10-11
- One foot before another, having made it through hangover (5-6) — AFTEREFFECT 2002-10-11
- Sweet God to venerate clutching maiden (11) — MARSHMALLOW 2002-10-11
- Laundry used to be hard (4) — WASH 2002-10-11
- Rap record? (5,5) — CRIMESHEET 2002-10-11
- Place for bottling plant (9) — TERRARIUM 2002-10-11
- Bats last in Oval side (5,5) — ASTON 2002-10-11
- Outlet that's other than dry (7) — HYDRANT 2002-10-11
- Channel Island lodges Scots abroad in Brooke's old place (7) — SARAWAK 2002-10-11
- Indian city on a river? On the contrary (5) — POONA 2002-10-10
- Supervise poems written in Old English (7) — OVERSEE 2002-10-10
- Ring writer to get fat and emperor when love's lost (7) — LARDNER 2002-10-10
- A crazy fellow in church, he gave a sermon on the beach (6) — CANUTE 2002-10-10
- Language of love? (7) — ROMANCE 2002-10-10
- See 8 (7) — CIRCUIT 2002-10-10
- Netted 100 lire at Rugby Union dance (9) — RETICULAR 2002-10-10
- No more Methodist ministers allowed on TV? (6,7) — CLOSED 2002-10-10
- Needlework's more liberal (7) — SAMPLER 2002-10-10
- Church job appertaining to the Senior Service? (9) — ELDERSHIP 2002-10-10
- The rude military? (7) — UNCIVIL 2002-10-10
- Accompaniment to cheque isn't sincere when service follows (7) — PAYSLIP 2002-10-10
- A bone, roughly, in the main body (5) — TORSO 2002-10-10
- Beckham's previous complaint about glitch that lost cup (7) — MOHICAN 2002-10-10
- Amusing place, as with part of 24, reminiscent of pastoral life? (6) — ARCADE 2002-10-10
- Country bird that flopped (6) — TURKEY 2002-10-10
- Sticker left with nothing else on river home of 9 (10,5) — BURLINGTONHOUSE 2002-10-10
- Just the thing for ... for a piercing blow (6) — RAPIER 2002-10-10
- Lorry driver on traffic island (8) — TRUCKMAN 2002-10-10
- Work hard during stop to find bookmark (8) — COLOPHON 2002-10-10
- Costermonger's duck (6) — SCOTER 2002-10-10
- City dwelling between second and sixth in scale (6) — LAHORE 2002-10-10
- Revolutionary painter without a bit of personality must be brave (8) — INTREPID 2002-10-10
- Trust Ballesteros as to how he may be handicapped? (8) — SEVERELY 2002-10-10
- See 4 (6) — SCHOOL 2002-10-10
- Brave man and layabout among volunteers to join rebel: my 22 has no support (3,5,7) — THEROYALACADEMY 2002-10-10
- 9 or fish from New York? (6,6) — QUEENS 2002-10-10
- Hit the bottle? Moi? In a Greek temple? (6) — METOPE 2002-10-10
- The first coming home at St Andrew's (5) — TENTH 2002-10-09
- Live with peculiar desire (6) — RESIDE 2002-10-09
- Complex woman (7) — ELECTRA 2002-10-09
- Bully driving animal under carriageway (4-3) — ROADHOG 2002-10-09
- A fat one would be very little! (6) — CHANCE 2002-10-09
- She sells Flora at the checkout, perhaps (8) — SHOPGIRL 2002-10-09
- Trees like feathers (6) — ASPENS 2002-10-09
- Direct route for the hospital visitor in a hurry (15) — STRAIGHTFORWARD 2002-10-09
- Offensive issues arising from post mortems (8) — EFFLUVIA 2002-10-09
- Sailor's thin rum drink (7) — ABSINTH 2002-10-09
- Empire-building queen and cabinet maker (7) — PREMIER 2002-10-09
- Popular government's instruction to go slow (5) — LARGO 2002-10-09
- Bad actor under fire on street where 1 across perform in York (7,8) — BOOTHAMCRESCENT 2002-10-09
- Signalled from the boundary? (11) — TELEGRAPHED 2002-10-09
- Churchill, perhaps, with one empty glass (7) — TANKARD 2002-10-09
- He and Chris can make love (7) — CHERISH 2002-10-09
- They let light into the Brownies (9) — APERTURES 2002-10-09
- Writer taking Ecstasy in a sweetener (5) — AESOP 2002-10-09
- Service return a long way off (4) — AFAR 2002-10-09
- The drawing power of foreign orchestras (10) — CARTHORSES 2002-10-09
- A High Churchman (10) — ARCHBISHOP 2002-10-09
- Part of a great deal (4) — SOME 2002-10-09
- A Christian university nearby (5) — UNIAT 2002-10-09