Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Go north of the border carrying element (8) — GABORONE 2002-07-05
- Engineering graduate is an elaborate fraud (8) — BESANCON 2002-07-05
- State reduced army volunteers (8) — CALCUTTA 2002-07-05
- A rug auntie made for launch (10) — INAUGURATE 2002-07-05
- Churchill keeps quiet? Great! (8) — WINNIPEG 2002-07-05
- Anna's at a dance (8) — SANTAANA 2002-07-05
- Hurt badly in a ring (8) — AMARILLO 2002-07-05
- As some pliers of drinks moved forward with care (5,5) — ROUNDNOSED 2002-07-05
- Dead Pope (6) — DURBAN 2002-07-05
- Overbearing grandmother? (6) — NANTES 2002-07-05
- Crowd turned up to howl (6) — BOMBAY 2002-07-05
- Worker shelters Latin scholar briefly (8) — BELGRADE 2002-07-05
- Name man in power (6) — ARNHEM 2002-07-05
- Pester a writer (8) — NAGASAKI 2002-07-05
- Many a note in a measure (6) — TUCSON 2002-07-05
- Beast cut off reaches Kelso finally (8) — BULAWAYO 2002-07-05
- Vehicle reversed into animal (6) — CRACOW 2002-07-05
- O! Can Eva use ingredients like oats? (10) — AYENACEOUS 2002-07-05
- Sleepiness comes on Len unexpectedly (10) — SOMNOLENCE 2002-07-05
- Sort accepting a soldier back (6) — KIGALI 2002-07-05
- Deposited in a river (8) — ADELAIDE 2002-07-05
- Trendy article in bronze (6) — TAINAN 2002-07-05
- Russian leader interrupts conductor (8) — MONTREUX 2002-07-05
- Happened to be cold in retreat (6) — WARSAW 2002-07-05
- Boy's single room (8) — BENIDORM 2002-07-05
- Frank audition of TV controller (5) — ZAPPA 2002-07-04
- Limb emerging from Hera's calf (6) — RASCAL 2002-07-04
- Gap left by English king escaping nuclear explosion (6) — LACUNA 2002-07-04
- One called to the bar shone excitedly in the Cambridge institute (4,4) — MINEHOST 2002-07-04
- Fish confused from keeping pets? Quite the reverse! (8) — POMFRETS 2002-07-04
- Declining introduction to space programme (9) — COUNTDOWN 2002-07-04
- Author of Oblomov having lost head via drink with a drunk (8,7) — VLADIMIRNABOKOV 2002-07-04
- A king starting "Much Ado" with the Spaniard in "Love's Labour''s Lost" (6) — ARMADO 2002-07-04
- Like a poised anchor, or a tap on the beak (5-4) — ACOCKBILL 2002-07-04
- Second dwarf to take the air (6) — STROLL 2002-07-04
- The first transport for the masses in Norfolk? (8) — THETFORD 2002-07-04
- Where the unbaptised bend over backwards? (5) — LIMBO 2002-07-04
- The pen of the Judge Advocate General (8) — STOCKADE 2002-07-04
- Ca-can't spell? O! No reason to make a demand on 15 (9,6,5) — CONSONANTPLEASE 2002-07-04
- Herod's son to gain entree to Rome ? (9) — ANTIPASTO 2002-07-04
- One of Harry's stiffeners? (5) — SINEW 2002-07-04
- Tho' race might go so far (5,2) — REACHTO 2002-07-04
- 'E's getting sound credit for pay outs once in Lisbon (7) — ESCUDOS 2002-07-04
- 19 from employee at the court of King Mongkut (4) — ANNA 2002-07-04
- 13, say, where one of Monty Python's Flying Circus took off? (10) — PALINDROME 2002-07-04
- College fellow swallowing drug substance (7) — POLYMER 2002-07-04
- What do naive characters make of a beauty spot? (7) — NAEVOID 2002-07-04
- Ms Malone, Claire and Penelope in Dublin (5,5) — MOLLYBLOOM 2002-07-04
- Bread made by 19 (4) — NAAN 2002-07-04
- Fruit here, or vegetable (7) — ORCHARD 2002-07-04
- Sir John's draught, but it's rarely blown in the wind (7) — SACKBUT 2002-07-04
- See 1 down (5) — CAROL 2002-07-04
- To foil strike, say something! (3,4,2) — OUTWITHIT 2002-07-04
- Bouquet for a gypsy first (5) — AROMA 2002-07-03
- Parisian father is found in home that is decorated (7) — PAPERED 2002-07-03
- Where to find Frasier, one engaged in clinch (7) — SEATTLE 2002-07-03
- Stops half-sister getting a skirt (7) — TERMINI 2002-07-03
- Look over tub where substances are dried (3,4) — AIRBATH 2002-07-03
- Air composed by Gershwin (3) — IRA 2002-07-03
- One sister, or none by the sound of it (3) — NUN 2002-07-03
- Exotic creation for all - a liqueur (9) — COINTREAU 2002-07-03
- Heavily taxed when getting to the crust and dripping (6,2,3,4) — SOAKEDTOTHESKIN 2002-07-03
- Plead with umpire not to be wrong (9) — IMPORTUNE 2002-07-03
- Qwerty characters? (7) — TYPISTS 2002-07-03
- Unqualified editor could be let out (7) — UTTERED 2002-07-03
- English letter writer and French getting US decoration (7) — EPAULET 2002-07-03
- Samantha, embraced by you once, is unchanged (3,4) — THESAME 2002-07-03
- Horrify a Scandinavian nomad when he gets up (5) — APPAL 2002-07-03
- Like Old Marley, unproductive as a stud (4,2,1,8) — DEADASADOORNAIL 2002-07-03
- Kill a guardian and he, staggeringly, can just fall about (5,4,1,5) — LAUGHLIKEADRAIN 2002-07-03
- Engage, as crossword solutions do (9) — INTERLOCK 2002-07-03
- Ring a large number in the locality (5) — ARENA 2002-07-03
- Satisfy ugly person eating vegetables (7) — APPEASE 2002-07-03
- New pensioner about to take flag to king (7) — RETIRER 2002-07-03
- First woman to be seen in the vestry (3) — EVE 2002-07-03
- It''s wise to change panties (7) — SAPIENT 2002-07-03
- Perhaps I'd no tax for this agent (7) — OXIDANT 2002-07-03
- Outrage is good when dirt is around (7) — DISGUST 2002-07-03
- Old tin can found damaged round back of theatre (7) — ANCIENT 2002-07-03
- Before going this way and that (3) — ERE 2002-07-03
- No longer greeting completely frozen rain (3,4) — ALLHAIL 2002-07-03
- Robert Browning's young girl gives father the pip (5) — PIPPA 2002-07-03
- Fruit to move - wreckers might upset it (5,4) — APPLECART 2002-07-03
- The artist might exclude the light (4,3,8) — DRAWTHECURTAINS 2002-07-03
- Hangdog (5) — TRAIL 2002-07-02
- See 5 (6) — PRICES 2002-07-02
- Ale fitted with cork once went to dandy''s head (7) — EARLOCK 2002-07-02
- Land of intelligence, including computing etc (7) — BRITAIN 2002-07-02
- Apostle, a model, had a Roman god (8) — THADDEUS 2002-07-02
- The French-Canadian city almost has English source of fruit (5,4) — LEMONTREE 2002-07-02
- Go 1 down with loose translation by Home Ruler, or not (4,4,6) — LOSEONESTEMPER 2002-07-02
- Context of musical arrangement (7) — SETTING 2002-07-02
- Writer of the century, humorous at first? (5) — CAMUS 2002-07-02
- Investigates about Conservative following rebellion - they may go 1 down (6,6) — RISING 2002-07-02
- Told harm would result from slavery (8) — THRALDOM 2002-07-02
- It's the hereditary factor that constrains elderly solvers to duck (6,3) — GOLDENEYE 2002-07-02
- Coax DIY freak into chemical substance (7) — OXYACID 2002-07-02
- Take into consideration protagonist of "Where the aerial goes" (7,3,4) — THROUGHTHEROOF 2002-07-02
- Not George Thomas or Michael Martin? (7,7) — ENGLISHSPEAKER 2002-07-02
- Putsch to capture king's the obvious course (5,4) — CLEARSOUP 2002-07-02