Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Taking the blame, cutie-pie, may make you feel better (11) — THERAPEUTIC 2002-09-05
- Lad about to take exam again is impervious (9) — RESISTANT 2002-09-05
- A goodly number keep the Sabbath dry (7) — THIRSTY 2002-09-05
- Tree climbing? Have a go at climbing inside a shrub (6) — MYRTLE 2002-09-05
- A grandparent, for example, may be intemperate (11) — OVERINDULGE 2002-09-05
- Having the gift of the gab, the Spanish love to question English books (8) — ELOQUENT 2002-09-05
- Radar, for example, finds buddy in America (7) — ACRONYM 2002-09-05
- See 16 (4) — DICK 2002-09-05
- Is felt, perhaps, to be egocentric? (6) — ITSELF 2002-09-05
- Hairstyle king and subject initially abandoned - nothing doing! (8) — DEADLOCK 2002-09-05
- Universal high ball in endless high wind (6) — GLOBAL 2002-09-05
- Last month I met defeat: this is the end (8) — ULTIMATE 2002-09-05
- Forthcoming seaside attraction? (7-7) — FORTUNETELLING 2002-09-05
- Progenitor protecting boy from legislators (10) — PARLIAMENT 2002-09-05
- Yard detective pursues rabble by the book (4,4) — MOBY 2002-09-05
- Bird distinguishable from many around (4) — MYNA 2002-09-05
- Girl missing last dance at end of autumn, which is becoming quieter (10) — DIMINUENDO 2002-09-05
- River Test is out of the way for fat cats (14) — INDUSTRIALISTS 2002-09-05
- Some costermongers make a habit of taking first prize for potatoes (8) — PEARLIES 2002-09-05
- Tom goes round right over the box (6) — CARTON 2002-09-05
- Traveller has company for short distance, but not time to speak (8) — COMMUTER 2002-09-05
- Agreed to restore silver ball (6) — DRAGEE 2002-09-05
- Urgency shown by topless virgin (5) — HASTE 2002-09-04
- End with page for a profundity (5) — DEPTH 2002-09-04
- Bought it having gone for one of these (6) — BURTON 2002-09-04
- London's in tune with the reported bum? (8) — DERRIERE 2002-09-04
- Vehicle outside festival gets one to a place of refreshment (9) — CAFETERIA 2002-09-04
- Somewhat ridiculous (ditto without one?) (9) — LUDICROUS 2002-09-04
- Turn to town in Cumbria for conveyance (11) — WHEELBARROW 2002-09-04
- Choose path involving degree of shock (11) — ELECTROCUTE 2002-09-04
- Get Margaret off the line? (5) — UNPEG 2002-09-04
- Unnatural doziness could be greatly enhanced with hydrogen (8) — LETHARGY 2002-09-04
- Sure cure sustaining comeback (5) — RECUR 2002-09-04
- Curve on mineral is coming up in images (9) — SIMULACRA 2002-09-04
- Eager for artist to call (6) — RARING 2002-09-04
- Tariff advertising one musician (no learner) (5,4) — PRICELIST 2002-09-04
- Written order speaks of wrongdoing on duty (6) — SYNTAX 2002-09-04
- Said to raise a smile when snapping (6) — CHEESE 2002-09-04
- Move on from striking with good racket (7) — OUTGROW 2002-09-04
- Train maiden for kiss with this ruler (7) — EMPRESS 2002-09-04
- Illegal with summer over? (5,3,7) — UNDERTHECOUNTER 2002-09-04
- Refuse stopping short old king (4) — OFFA 2002-09-04
- A Merry Christmas is often likely (2,3,5) — ONTHECARDS 2002-09-04
- Green fabric bags I almost go crazy about (10) — ECOLOGICAL 2002-09-04
- Slip in reprimand after tearing 19's (4) — TRIP 2002-09-04
- Artie, Ellen and Grant, maybe (7,8) — ETERNALTRIANGLE 2002-09-04
- Without conflict, Warsaw Pact is a useless tool (4-3) — CATSPAW 2002-09-04
- Saw some English livestock (7) — EPIGRAM 2002-09-04
- Come with a fag (4,2) — ROLLUP 2002-09-04
- Sharpens reflexes with games (6) — SPORTS 2002-09-04
- Unwelcome form of death (5) — HATED 2002-09-03
- Accountant finds many assorted islands as a tax haven (6) — CAYMAN 2002-09-03
- Jumper's rest disturbed and it wakes you up (7) — ROOSTER 2002-09-03
- Secure a pledge from a saucy woman (7) — BAGGAGE 2002-09-03
- Footwear for performin' on the hoof (6) — BUSKIN 2002-09-03
- It could be wet round this (8) — UNDERTOW 2002-09-03
- Munch: perhaps I start to crunch (6) — ARTIST 2002-09-03
- Effect of what a child might do (6) — IMPACT 2002-09-03
- How Railtrack should have proceeded (2,3,5,5) — ONTHERIGHTLINES 2002-09-03
- Watering hole - a hole possibly leading to habit (8) — ALEHOUSE 2002-09-03
- The French, elliptic possibly, but terse (7) — LACONIC 2002-09-03
- Hearing about 6 like 1 (7) — TRIVIAL 2002-09-03
- Cockney knitted goods dealer and basket maker (5) — OSIER 2002-09-03
- Satellite's descent of little significance (1,4,2,3,5) — ADROPINTHEOCEAN 2002-09-03
- Gay partners just wed down under? (3,8) — NEWHEBRIDES 2002-09-03
- Bottom drawer in Shakespeare? (7) — TITANIA 2002-09-03
- Inability to make progress, ie train management (7) — INERTIA 2002-09-03
- Spike has ups and downs in Cornwall (9) — GOONHILLY 2002-09-03
- Room for action by Bobby in Peckham, say (5) — SCOPE 2002-09-03
- A bird short of style (4) — CHIC 2002-09-03
- Place for publicans and sinners? (6,4) — BEHINDBARS 2002-09-03
- Benito's own short-comings in unnatural birth (10) — BLACKSHIRT 2002-09-03
- Girl with money - a Thatcherite mantra (4) — TINA 2002-09-03
- Order a pound of daggers (5) — OBELI 2002-09-03
- It's an insult to speak like an Iranian (9) — ASPERSION 2002-09-03
- Producer of bent European carrot (7) — CREATOR 2002-09-03
- It could be a 7th century pope (7) — MARTINI 2002-09-03
- Drink causes man to turn sick at a party (11) — AMONTILLADO 2002-09-03
- It's an African language, but oddly includes English article (5) — BANTU 2002-09-02
- Necessitate being in late for assembly (6) — ENTAIL 2002-09-02
- What the poor man has and the rich man wants (7) — NOTHING 2002-09-02
- Pops round to unload guilt (5,2) — DROPSIN 2002-09-02
- Stop vessel caught in swell (4,3) — TURNOFF 2002-09-02
- Once a public transport industry (9) — DILIGENCE 2002-09-02
- An office chair (13) — PROFESSORSHIP 2002-09-02
- Seek proper treatment for colitis (7) — SOLICIT 2002-09-02
- Type that's rarely in bar seat (9) — ABSTAINER 2002-09-02
- Possibly a grave sign of stress (6) — ACCENT 2002-09-02
- Major, for example, put in charge in advance (7) — OFFICER 2002-09-02
- Advertisement for a jacket (5) — BLURB 2002-09-02
- Hasn't made a score in years (7) — TEENAGE 2002-09-02
- Such heroes are not celebrated (6) — UNSUNG 2002-09-02
- Weakly, one insect holds another back (6) — FEEBLY 2002-09-02
- Innocent abroad? (4) — NAIF 2002-09-02
- Runs without running (10) — BOUNDARIES 2002-09-02
- Goes round foreign bistro (6) — ORBITS 2002-09-02
- Ships and, in them, pirates (8) — BRIGANDS 2002-09-02
- It affects the weather in a winter battle zone (4,5) — COLDFRONT 2002-09-02
- Be inclined to make a charge (4) — TILT 2002-09-02
- Some soldiers can return to university (4) — UNIT 2002-09-02