Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Beaks begin as conveyers of offerings (4) — MAGI 2002-09-18
- Confused model with a right to a peerage (7) — EARLDOM 2002-09-18
- A sin soldiers left behind as part of cleansing (7) — LUSTRAL 2002-09-18
- Paper peculatio (5) — THEFT 2002-09-18
- Constant withdrawal from capital turning City into stimulating reaction (9) — CATALYTIC 2002-09-18
- With abstruse reading, impress the highest in Oxford (8,6) — DREAMINGSPIRES 2002-09-18
- School education first to be given weight (4) — ETON 2002-09-18
- They may have you covered, but certainly won't initiate fire (8) — INSURERS 2002-09-18
- ... Tarry - stuff could be in the post (8) — CREOSOTE 2002-09-18
- Demonstration by Consignia? ... (4) — EXPO 2002-09-18
- Queue at frontier - luggage may be near the limit (10,4) — BORDERLINECASE 2002-09-18
- One's words may lead to action (9) — SLANDERER 2002-09-18
- Type we need information about (5) — GENRE 2002-09-18
- Firm's custom is to have a single partner (7) — COHABIT 2002-09-18
- Model sermon could be a fearsome thing (7) — MONSTER 2002-09-18
- What beaters do with game that's put up (4) — FLOG 2002-09-17
- Ex-minister entertaining upper-class people with money to spend (6) — BUYERS 2002-09-17
- Section of climbing trail up Alps in Italy (6) — APULIA 2002-09-17
- Puzzling child, as favourite may be (6) — ODDSON 2002-09-17
- Personality disorder not initially terribly serious (8) — NEUROSIS 2002-09-17
- Churchill managed to move slowly round hospital (8) — RANDOLPH 2002-09-17
- Hearing aid? Old haulier's transported (10) — LOUDHAILER 2002-09-17
- Notice saying "Playground Equipment" (6) — SEESAW 2002-09-17
- Direction in boat that may bear fruit? (6) — PUNNET 2002-09-17
- Poet translating myth or saga (6,4) — THOMASGRAY 2002-09-17
- Fishing boat goes to fish? Exactly! (5-3) — SMACKDAB 2002-09-17
- Final letter about deer set at nought (6) — ZEROED 2002-09-17
- Father always joined in a brawl (4) — FRAY 2002-09-17
- Excessive guy getting in outsize furniture (8) — OTTOMANS 2002-09-17
- Drug baron finally getting lorry outside Columbia (8) — NARCOTIC 2002-09-17
- What slimmer wouldn't expect to appraise? (4,2) — SIZEUP 2002-09-17
- Sweet jester (4) — FOOL 2002-09-17
- Queen's radio broadcast, for example, presented by the Foreign Office in Paris (4,6) — QUAIDORSAY 2002-09-17
- Perfume for the hair might appear strange on horse (3,3) — BAYRUM 2002-09-17
- He'd put on raincoat with fashionable lining, not handmade (8) — MACHINED 2002-09-17
- King giving order? Right on! (6) — OBERON 2002-09-17
- Old school quadrangle (6) — SQUARE 2002-09-17
- Volcanic rock around volcano - outside inside? (8) — ANDESITE 2002-09-17
- Jack was sick in jug (6) — JAILED 2002-09-17
- Conquest finished by Advent (10) — OVERCOMING 2002-09-17
- Shakespeare's mistress displays the same unknown quantities (4) — DOXY 2002-09-17
- Actor turned away as the elephant man (6) — MAHOUT 2002-09-17
- Naked celebrities entertaining king and queen (8) — STARKERS 2002-09-17
- Punch about the body (4) — BELT 2002-09-16
- Found to be contemptible (4) — BASE 2002-09-16
- A huge shipping order? (5) — AVAST 2002-09-16
- Is of one mind about grease (6) — AGREES 2002-09-16
- Guard of honour (8) — CHAPERON 2002-09-16
- They include a case for those seeking a rise (6) — STAIRS 2002-09-16
- Flying saucer? (4,6) — CLAYPIGEON 2002-09-16
- Practice of making personal deliveries (10) — OBSTETRICS 2002-09-16
- One in favour of half-day closing (6) — FRIEND 2002-09-16
- Plenty of suckers at this trading centre? (4,6) — FLEAMARKET 2002-09-16
- Put on too much weight (10) — OVERLOADED 2002-09-16
- Ignorant and under a misconception (6) — UNREAD 2002-09-16
- Right! Breathe out and relax! (5) — REMIT 2002-09-16
- Invitation that is about work inspires poets (8) — CALLIOPE 2002-09-16
- Pick up the bill, a case for hard foreign currency (4) — BAHT 2002-09-16
- Get browned off with a chap on the Circle Line? (7) — TANGENT 2002-09-16
- The most logical form of assent (6) — SANEST 2002-09-16
- It warrants attack, but there must be no cheating in it (4,4) — FAIRGAME 2002-09-16
- Wild kids grow up to be adults like these (6) — IBEXES 2002-09-16
- Too eager to press for expulsion from chambers (7-5) — TRIGGERHAPPY 2002-09-16
- He crashed awkwardly before the end of the race - bad luck! (4,6) — HARDCHEESE 2002-09-16
- Essay that won't be pointless (3) — TRY 2002-09-16
- Inspired piece of music (3) — AIR 2002-09-16
- One who sticks at his job and mails his account? (10) — BILLPOSTER 2002-09-16
- Suitable fruit for queen of puddings? (8,4) — VICTORIAPLUM 2002-09-16
- Light equipment for miner and motorist (8) — HEADLAMP 2002-09-16
- Sort of pastry brought round to spoil the appetite (3,3) — PUTOFF 2002-09-16
- A strong hand in clubs (7) — BOUNCER 2002-09-16
- Improved recording from recorders in King's Cross? (5) — REMIX 2002-09-14
- Not locked on this (5) — LATCH 2002-09-14
- Hymn for the next Olympiad (5) — EXTOL 2002-09-14
- Eastern logic failing in one epoch (9) — OLIGOCENE 2002-09-14
- Innocent suspect left 'til wounded internally (9) — GUILTLESS 2002-09-14
- Battle for Nile so desperate (9) — SOLFERINO 2002-09-14
- The presumption to speak of Jane's skill? (13) — OSTENSIBILITY 2002-09-14
- See 1 (13) — SUCHPEOPLEINT 2002-09-14
- Composer-king capturing hearts (5) — LEHAR 2002-09-14
- Elijah and Jeptha are as Brutus is, so one reflected (9) — ORATORIOS 2002-09-14
- Pendragon in flight from such literary heights (9) — WUTHERING 2002-09-14
- Opus of the blase aerialist? (5) — NONET 2002-09-14
- Does she take a bow for her Cesario? (5) — VIOKA 2002-09-14
- Wild canaries? I produce more than a pet!(5.4) (9) — RAISECAIN 2002-09-14
- Creator of 1 (initialised) should, wandering in a light straight line (6,1,6) — ALDOUSLHUXLEY 2002-09-14
- What doest Shakespeare's stand-in amanuensis: this work? (7) — TEMPEST 2002-09-14
- Salt of the Black Mass, say? (7) — NITRITE 2002-09-14
- Dufy, painter or French Liberal (5) — RAOUL 2002-09-14
- Basic as stewed eel with bananas (9) — ELEMENTAL 2002-09-14
- The way the Italian book displays some brightness (5) — STILB 2002-09-14
- In pain? Miss Trent's g-going up the wall with this! (9) — PANELLING 2002-09-14
- Free entry to good clubs' football fields (9) — GRIDIRONS 2002-09-14
- Cutbacks writing the end of education? (5) — EXAMS 2002-09-14
- Where Parisians stake their cash? T' heavenly barmaid's holding ours (3,6) — THEBOURSE 2002-09-14
- One laughs only if spotted (5) — HYENA 2002-09-14
- See 1 (7) — THATHAS 2002-09-14
- King Charles splitting union with King James's supporter (7) — UNICORN 2002-09-14
- "O _______ " (The 25) Actors have held up tenpin bowlers? What nonsense! (5,3,5,4,3,4,6,3) — BRAVENEWWORLD 2002-09-14
- Articles by one on a river, we hear (5) — ITEMS 2002-09-13