Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Leave to take out cash (8) — WITH 2002-10-01
- Long bridge-builder gets Twombly to sleep (8) — DORMANCY 2002-10-01
- Peru deals in Scotch - is made to pay for it (9) — PENALISED 2002-10-01
- Awaken in order to exclaim "Buenos dias!" (5) — IMBUE 2002-10-01
- Where film actors start? (5) — ONSET 2002-10-01
- Spreads reveal Sir Alec dropping 50% with 100 sets of deliveries (9) — BEDCOVERS 2002-10-01
- Old-timer's scoffing free curries, eating 50 (8) — SCURRILE 2002-10-01
- Want self-contained central yard beside town? (8) — SCAR 2002-10-01
- A conformist monk? (8,2,5) — CREATUREOFHABIT 2002-10-01
- Overfish in Essex? (5) — ONGAR 2002-10-01
- Dry film director tours top cinema with Lawrence (9) — DESICCATE 2002-10-01
- Not appropriate, being excessive (5) — UNDUE 2002-09-30
- Strays around men partly found in the woods (6) — SATYRS 2002-09-30
- Basically, a threat needs to be dealt with (2,5) — ATHEART 2002-09-30
- Solve a mystery and become brighter (5,2) — CLEARUP 2002-09-30
- Alice pops out of the church (9) — EPISCOPAL 2002-09-30
- Solicitor's communication? (7,6) — BEGGINGLETTER 2002-09-30
- In that respect it controls the horse (7) — THEREIN 2002-09-30
- People leaving, streaming out (9) — EMIGRANTS 2002-09-30
- Averts disaster, only to die of hunger (6) — STARVE 2002-09-30
- Not many can provide a word of opposite meaning (7) — ANTONYM 2002-09-30
- Incompetent in English and games (5) — INEPT 2002-09-30
- Luck going for a song (7) — FORTUNE 2002-09-30
- State benefit is about right (6) — ASSERT 2002-09-30
- Foreign language could be French (6) — POLISH 2002-09-30
- Appears laid back, but is on watch (4) — DIAL 2002-09-30
- An early settlement (10) — PREPAYMENT 2002-09-30
- Trapped and dismissed the batsman (6) — CAUGHT 2002-09-30
- He trades in Mercedes, 50% less than new (8) — MERCHANT 2002-09-30
- Flat dweller? (9) — PLAINSMAN 2002-09-30
- Told off when offspring left abandoned (4) — CHID 2002-09-30
- An outside number that's not designated (4) — ANON 2002-09-30
- Lice in the back room? Don't worry! (5,4) — NEVERMIND 2002-09-30
- Science fiction writer about whom divinity ruled (8) — GOVERNED 2002-09-30
- It may be pressed down, but not back (6) — BUTTON 2002-09-30
- They make their names as proverbial listeners (3,7) — THEMARINES 2002-09-30
- Prompt action? (4) — URGE 2002-09-30
- Oral agreement for a rise (6) — ASCENT 2002-09-30
- When I'd entered a fight (6) — FRIDAY 2002-09-30
- Sounds like top dog (4) — PEKE 2002-09-28
- Old Algerian soldier serving a foreign court (5) — TURCO 2002-09-28
- Hedged and edged (6) — FENCED 2002-09-28
- Service featuring plainchant (8) — EVENSONG 2002-09-28
- Chile leek cooked in the old doctor's manner (9) — LEECHLIKE 2002-09-28
- Spotless -and spot on (10) — IMMACULATE 2002-09-28
- They muffle the scruffs (10) — NECKCLOTHS 2002-09-28
- "Equus" produced in black and white (5) — ZEBRA 2002-09-28
- Nobles with joint authority (8) — LORDSHIP 2002-09-28
- Fat, with plenty of stuffing (4-11) — WELLUPHOLSTERED 2002-09-28
- Guard heartlessly sent to Coventry (6) — SENTRY 2002-09-28
- Habit for someone on horse? (9) — ADDICTION 2002-09-28
- One who cuts out banter! (6) — DIETER 2002-09-28
- Attached to gold and been corrupted (8) — BELONGED 2002-09-28
- A criminal dish (8) — RECEIVER 2002-09-28
- Cut I had, or ordered (6) — HAIRDO 2002-09-28
- Saw property that could make a baby cry (7,5) — CUTTINGTEETH 2002-09-28
- Heartless Chloe teased a nymph (4) — ECHO 2002-09-28
- Rival can upset this festive occasion (8) — CARNIVAL 2002-09-28
- Hole 13 made up part of the Wentworth inheritance, say (8) — HEIRLOOM 2002-09-28
- Ahab's father brought in kingdom rituals (4) — OMRI 2002-09-28
- Ceremony accompanying Elgar's Pomp (12) — CIRCUMSTANCE 2002-09-28
- Becker used something with strings (6) — REBECK 2002-09-28
- A red one, for example (8) — CARDINAL 2002-09-28
- ¿alking in Oz" - a Disney animation (8) — WALTZING 2002-09-28
- Comeback for old black Sunday hats (6) — STRAWS 2002-09-28
- Accountant's horse rolled over (5) — CABOC 2002-09-27
- One tucked into a pudding (6) — ASIAGO 2002-09-27
- Oriental to risk concealing condition of building (7) — EDIFICE 2002-09-27
- Container holds something belonging to us (7) — BOURSIN 2002-09-27
- Doctor allured Orcadian estate holder (7) — UDALLER 2002-09-27
- Become a clot, spilling some broth (9) — THROMBOSE 2002-09-27
- Rare Darwinian novel (13) — REVOLUTIONARY 2002-09-27
- Painting's deeply boring (3,4) — OILWELL 2002-09-27
- Young saxophonist eating dessert (9) — LEICESTER 2002-09-27
- It's best to overturn child's toy (6) — TIPTOP 2002-09-27
- Girl kept fingerstall (7) — RICOTTA 2002-09-27
- Enemy devastated country (5) — YEMEN 2002-09-27
- Perch on equipment overlooking old composer (7) — RODRIGO 2002-09-27
- Set about old devil in the backstreet (7) — SNICKET 2002-09-27
- Fellow film director gets decoration for play (7) — FREEDOM 2002-09-27
- Union member loses money (4) — BRIE 2002-09-27
- Ursula also recreated ancient creatures (10) — ALLOSAURUS 2002-09-27
- Young rogue endlessly tottering (6) — URCHIN 2002-09-27
- Censure covers half-hearted forces (8) — PARMESAN 2002-09-27
- Spur, spur and finally spur (9) — LIMBURGER 2002-09-27
- It's elementary (5) — QUARK 2002-09-27
- Bob's lofty hedge (5) — STALL 2002-09-27
- Left tribute unfinished (4,5) — PORTSALUT 2002-09-27
- Cheat collected energy in alternative measuring device (8) — ODOMETER 2002-09-27
- Permit covers local singer (6) — LINNET 2002-09-27
- A rep diverted in unresponsive situation (10) — CAERPHILLY 2002-09-27
- Lawyer tucked into mutton (4) — EDAM 2002-09-27
- Boy hides list (7) — STILTON 2002-09-27
- Queen introduced to man previously (7) — GRUYERE 2002-09-27
- Reputed aphrodisiac in the world of proverb (6) — OYSTER 2002-09-26
- Incorporated universal (non-gender-specific) sexual fantasies (6) — INCUBI 2002-09-26
- Haven I supplied to a Shakespearean (6) — PORTIA 2002-09-26
- Understand about queen's surprised remark to cleaner (8) — SQUEEGEE 2002-09-26
- Put out, drained and unshaven (8) — STUBBLED 2002-09-26
- Don't cook enough goulash, initially, for the outsider (8) — UNDERDOG 2002-09-26