Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Grandma's cottage has charm (6) — MASCOT 2002-09-13
- Attack man in a way (7) — ASSAULT 2002-09-13
- Refrain in reference to an animal (7) — FORBEAR 2002-09-13
- Infer UN escort is to be moved (8) — CONSTRUE 2002-09-13
- Native of Australia with roots in Lincoln (9) — ABORIGINE 2002-09-13
- The food should be OK until then (4-6,4) — BESTBEFOREDATE 2002-09-13
- Danish physicist with energy sorted out (7) — OERSTED 2002-09-13
- The dance to beat work (5) — TANGO 2002-09-13
- Not so much happening - an instructive exercise (6) — LLSSON 2002-09-13
- Plan to study the church feature (8) — CONSPIRE 2002-09-13
- Provider of river snap? (9) — ALLIGATOR 2002-09-13
- Discipline servant responsible for leaking (7) — SEEPAGE 2002-09-13
- Top Russian company MD ordered standardised manufacture (4,10) — MASSPRODUCTION 2002-09-13
- How to weed? Do so boldly! (5,3,6) — GRASPTHENETTLE 2002-09-13
- Programme of activities? Of course! (9) — CURRICULA 2002-09-13
- Part that's to be sent is overweight (5) — OBESE 2002-09-13
- It's a question of publication (5) — ISSUE 2002-09-13
- Extremities of nail broken in certain conditions (9) — TERMINALS 2002-09-13
- State a kind of beetle (8) — COLORADO 2002-09-13
- Terrible run with flu? Stop being wound up (6) — UNFURL 2002-09-13
- Its wicked and may get stick (6) — CANDLE 2002-09-13
- Proposal made public - press no good? (8) — OVERTURE 2002-09-13
- Pot shot at poorly reproduced copy (9) — PHOTOSTAT 2002-09-13
- Crash resonated after parking (5) — PRANG 2002-09-13
- Spirit bottle (5) — NERVE 2002-09-13
- Send Giles revised stuff that's recently arisen (9) — SEEDLINGS 2002-09-13
- Wrong assessment - sounds like some error (14) — MISCALCULATION 2002-09-13
- Type size for characters used in the literature (5) — ELITE 2002-09-12
- Old sailor performing on a soapbox? (7) — ORATING 2002-09-12
- Something in computer - a bit sticking up, almost broken (7) — DATABUS 2002-09-12
- Left after dinner? (7) — UNEATEN 2002-09-12
- Upright character in church opposing drink (7) — CHIANTI 2002-09-12
- Case getting left with female bits and pieces (9) — PORTFOLIO 2002-09-12
- Various pieces in street I coveted, but he may have deterred me! (5,9) — STOREDETECTIVE 2002-09-12
- Late deliveries on the field - water on the ground, we hear? (7) — OVERDUE 2002-09-12
- Trunk coming from gnarled roots (5) — TORSO 2002-09-12
- Clown, eccentric - one of a lovely bunch? (7) — COCONUT 2002-09-12
- Lard that is besetting bloke mostly responsible for enervation (7) — FATIGUE 2002-09-12
- One not expected to score is emotional about excellent half-century (4-5) — TAILENDER 2002-09-12
- Vulgar American four entertained by their President no longer (7) — ABUSIVE 2002-09-12
- Like some of the accountant's figures presented for discussion (7,7) — BROUGHTFORWARD 2002-09-12
- To be unseeing, to somehow keep necessarily quiet (4,4,6) — BITEONESTONGUE 2002-09-12
- Composer of operas using percussion instrument in one (7) — BELLINI 2002-09-12
- Went berserk in diatribe about Brazilian city (3,4) — RANRIOT 2002-09-12
- Bread no longer available across the Channel (5) — FRANC 2002-09-12
- Sort of food thing covered in grain (5,4) — WHITEMEAT 2002-09-12
- Twenty years ago Labour MPs were downtrodden! (9) — UNDERFOOT 2002-09-12
- Very big vehicle may be what film actor is after (5) — OSCAR 2002-09-12
- Beg President to take precedence (5) — PLEAD 2002-09-12
- Most in street upset about awful din (9) — TRENDIEST 2002-09-12
- Beginning to go below, prisoner brought in explosive (9) — GUNPOWDER 2002-09-12
- Someone in uniform teased within earshot (5) — GUIDE 2002-09-12
- Putting money on a dog is commonly practised (7) — CURRENT 2002-09-12
- One can tell when a pupil isn't working (7) — OCULIST 2002-09-12
- Cosmetic exercise for all to see in Pope's action? (14) — BEAUTIFICATION 2002-09-12
- Pulpit made of bamboo (4) — AMBO 2002-09-11
- One paw could be an arm (6) — WEAPON 2002-09-11
- One at home in an oyster bed (6) — NATIVE 2002-09-11
- Monsters scare him off (8) — CHIMERAS 2002-09-11
- One employed to sweep the tables (8) — CROUPIER 2002-09-11
- Place for cultivating fruit and some cereal (8) — ORANGERY 2002-09-11
- Fine ships for sea dogs? (5,10) — OCEANGREYHOUNDS 2002-09-11
- Interesting game for tourists to watch on this (6) — SAFARI 2002-09-11
- Branch out on photography session (8) — OFFSHOOT 2002-09-11
- Very small modification made to mica (6) — ATOMIC 2002-09-11
- Arsenide compound left in the UK (8) — NEARSIDE 2002-09-11
- Top dog, by the sound of it (4) — PEAK 2002-09-11
- She blocks one's inside (8) — BARONESS 2002-09-11
- Skis fall and land awkwardly here (8,7) — FALKLANDISLANDS 2002-09-11
- ... where a lover goes into the sea (9) — OVERBOARD 2002-09-11
- Drive out the pearl-fisher... (5) — DIVER 2002-09-11
- A flat recently found in Pau (7) — PLATEAU 2002-09-11
- Place where giant's troubled about gold (7) — ANTIGUA 2002-09-11
- After the water-carrier comes the one with scales (4) — FISH 2002-09-11
- Tree used in footwear manufacture? (10) — SANDALWOOD 2002-09-11
- Lice cut in pieces, found with fingertips (7) — CUTICLE 2002-09-11
- Brodie's changed strip (7) — DISROBE 2002-09-11
- Record missing? It's broadcasting (10) — DISCLOSING 2002-09-11
- He manufactured lace (4) — ALEC 2002-09-11
- Not a cosmetic for Niobe! (7) — MASCARA 2002-09-11
- Critic and attention-seeker (7) — KNOCKER 2002-09-11
- Money, half from a political party (5) — FRANC 2002-09-11
- In which villains get the lowdown? (9) — ABASEMENT 2002-09-11
- Bucks perhaps said to be over-valued (4) — DEER 2002-09-10
- Tart gets help to entrap church leader (4) — ACID 2002-09-10
- It sometimes comes under the hammer (5) — THUMB 2002-09-10
- ... zealous one of the 14 has an idea - for negotiation? (9) — HASIDAEAN 2002-09-10
- Race is set with one old king mounted... (10) — ISRAELITES 2002-09-10
- A prig feels awkward at mickey-taking (10) — PERSIFLAGE 2002-09-10
- Bird gets dodgy reward for a screw (6,6) — PRISONWARDER 2002-09-10
- Girl hearing sound of bell (4) — NELL 2002-09-10
- Boy found with unknown woman (4) — LADY 2002-09-10
- Passes into the river - and most with it (9) — TRENDIEST 2002-09-10
- Heroes' lunch - a soup full of bones (7,5) — CHARNELHOUSE 2002-09-10
- Bird parts with a pound for a nut (5) — PECAN 2002-09-10
- After reverse, Gordius - inter alia - gets his own back (10) — RETALIATES 2002-09-10
- Club with clergy membership (10) — CROCKFORDS 2002-09-10
- To ban fashion in dress is dull (8) — DRABNESS 2002-09-10
- It's brave to dress in drag (6) — DARING 2002-09-10
- Stork frequently seen in a mess (8) — ADJUTANT 2002-09-10