Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Maker of revolver reported order on parade ground (11) — WHEELWRIGHT 2002-06-22
- Blunt question, but curtailed amid continuous wear and tear (11) — ATTRIBUTION 2002-06-22
- Heard sound at death of little heroine? (4) — NELL 2002-06-22
- Alchemist's friends keep people American (10) — PARACELSUS 2002-06-22
- Mail behind taxi read the other way by Irish knight (deceased) (4-5) — BACKPLATE 2002-06-22
- Sign lots of books (5) — LIBRA 2002-06-22
- Pet with the arms folded (7) — HAMSTER 2002-06-22
- Frame for little prince and princess? (7) — CHASSIS 2002-06-22
- Flippant cashier promises to pay for small plane (5) — FACET 2002-06-21
- Meat for each basket (6) — HAMPER 2002-06-21
- One can produce a score when rising composer (no saint) catches cold (7) — INCISOR 2002-06-21
- Balmy Mr Capp carrying nowt to Tyneside (7) — ANODYNE 2002-06-21
- Monster returns, supporting Mao's introduction to China (7) — MEISSEN 2002-06-21
- Blue uniform shirt issued once in a blue moon (4,5) — RAREEVENT 2002-06-21
- Dreaming Rovers failing MOT, lass is numb (13) — SOMNAMBULISTS 2002-06-21
- Welder without money raised a screen (7) — REREDOS 2002-06-21
- Reactionary transport board will be easy to lead (9) — TRACTABLE 2002-06-21
- Acknowledgement of a letter delivered (6) — AVOWAL 2002-06-21
- Goes around introducing first lover to second partners (7) — SWIVELS 2002-06-21
- Topless club started by college kid (5) — CISCO 2002-06-21
- Obscure excerpts from film in Early English (7) — ECLIPSE 2002-06-21
- A pointer for a Bunthorne? (6) — SETTER 2002-06-21
- The birds and the bees and a flower finished off King Cole (6) — NATURE 2002-06-21
- Stuff dough and what goes with Cumbrian butter (4) — CASH 2002-06-21
- So upset, doctor runs off to therapy to get treatment ? (10) — OSTEOPATHY 2002-06-21
- Service post (6) — OFFICE 2002-06-21
- Well-read people in orbit are tilting over (8) — LITERATI 2002-06-21
- Freedom fighters in holy city shortly to take up pilgrimage, you say? (9) — MUJAHEDIN 2002-06-21
- See 25 (4) — MERE 2002-06-21
- One twice got the bird (4) — IBIS 2002-06-21
- Dreary River Oise breaking over motorway (9) — WEARISOME 2002-06-21
- Twice each month one has small ups and downs (4,4) — NEAPTIDE 2002-06-21
- First of old parliamentarians with attitude, getting cross (6) — OPPOSE 2002-06-21
- New location on-line for image-worship (10) — ICONOLATRY 2002-06-21
- More unmarked fruit (4) — PLUS 2002-06-21
- Kind of oil, which helps things to run smoothly (6) — CASTOR 2002-06-21
- Do away with tax (6) — EXCISE 2002-06-21
- Just food, we hear (4) — FAIR 2002-06-20
- Might dispose of you when said to be unfriendly (4) — COLD 2002-06-20
- It shows time is tight (5) — TENSE 2002-06-20
- Adoring solution of Alexander's problem (7) — GORDIAN 2002-06-20
- Fine fortune worker shows up in the air on coat of arms (7) — FLOTANT 2002-06-20
- Dish that's no starter in the continent's view (9) — FRICASSEE 2002-06-20
- Money-taking cries out for foresight (10) — PRESCIENCE 2002-06-20
- Official, perhaps, to whom graduates feeling unhappy in foreign capital turned? (10) — AMBASSADOR 2002-06-20
- Plant that's almost value for money? (9) — PENNYWORT 2002-06-20
- Legendary beast has King Charles holding the ring in marriage (7) — UNICORN 2002-06-20
- Birch is retrospectively l-lawful in the end (10) — FLAGELLATE 2002-06-20
- Mad creature two months older is heard around lair in fern (10) — MAIDENHAIR 2002-06-20
- One side without a thing (4) — ITEM 2002-06-20
- An odd flower (4) — ARUM 2002-06-20
- Complaint when graphite's not soft (7) — LUMBAGO 2002-06-20
- Nut's about to be put in prison (5) — PECAN 2002-06-20
- Ability to survive in French river (9) — ENDURANCE 2002-06-20
- Go into the middle of America without introduction (5) — ENTER 2002-06-20
- Whereby one is completely clapped-out? (8,7) — STANDINGOVATION 2002-06-20
- Eat into bar (4) — FRET 2002-06-20
- Coitus interruptus after. we're told, a sea of sound (8) — ACOUSTIC 2002-06-20
- Cut very close relations taking lead in spectacle (4-5) — SKINTIGHT 2002-06-20
- Below mainframe's capacity (5) — INFRA 2002-06-20
- Lunkhead, trendy and zip, for example (5) — LINGO 2002-06-20
- Forcibly propel what could well be a long hop? (9) — FROGMARCH 2002-06-20
- Bunny Lake is back and embraced as a formality (8) — CEREMONY 2002-06-20
- Counterpart to spring trap restricting a setback (4) — NEAP 2002-06-20
- Something to promise a cut in labour? (15) — COMPUTERISATION 2002-06-20
- Dowdy from beginning to end (5) — FRUMP 2002-06-20
- Element of the London theatrical scene? (9) — PALLADIUM 2002-06-20
- Taken in, but not quite defeated (5) — EATEN 2002-06-19
- An angel in retreat? (6) — BACKER 2002-06-19
- The tail end of a decapitated dormouse cut up (7) — UROSOME 2002-06-19
- Look inside the last bit of cheese for a parasite (4-3) — HAIREEL 2002-06-19
- See 7 (6) — MINDED 2002-06-19
- Roughness of a pyrites compound (8) — ASPERITY 2002-06-19
- Marauding crowds ruining Rhodes (6) — HORDES 2002-06-19
- (and 16) Determined to remain a committed bachelor? (6) — SINGLE 2002-06-19
- Maps of possible storm locations? (15) — ENCEPHALOGRAPHS 2002-06-19
- The animal found furthest from zoo (8) — AARDVARK 2002-06-19
- Greek goddess in charge of deserts (7) — NEMESIS 2002-06-19
- Nice foreign recipes (7) — PRECISE 2002-06-19
- Picture that is about 'Time', perhaps (5) — IMAGE 2002-06-19
- It makes for a protracted smoking habit (9,6) — CIGARETTEHOLDER 2002-06-19
- Game played by the Queen? (5,6) — ROYALTENNIS 2002-06-19
- Couplet rewritten eight times (7) — OCTUPLE 2002-06-19
- See wind blowing stern forward (7) — ENDWISE 2002-06-19
- ...all the same, he set Houdini some tricks to get out of (9) — ISOMETRIC 2002-06-19
- The hangman used it at the end... (5) — NOOSE 2002-06-19
- It's teeth can be hair-raising (4) — COMB 2002-06-19
- Clay forms each summer (10) — MEERSCHAUM 2002-06-19
- Throws a banquet in the garden (10) — BEDSPREADS 2002-06-19
- Food out East (4) — EATS 2002-06-19
- Flat heads of valves and plugs in dynamos (5) — VAPID 2002-06-19
- One among Grenada's exotic plants (9) — GARDENIAS 2002-06-19
- Country leather? (7) — MOROCCO 2002-06-19
- Goneril, for example, makes it with Regan (7) — INGRATE 2002-06-19
- A hunky old cabinet-maker? (11) — CHIPPENDALE 2002-06-19
- It''s grating to be a bore, but not new (4) — GRID 2002-06-18
- Spend lavishly on the display (6) — LAYOUT 2002-06-18
- The head's allowed in a range of colours (7) — PALETTE 2002-06-18
- The fellow's not just in a place of entertainment (7) — FUNFAIR 2002-06-18
- Favourite aunt left in a tizzy, rather irritable (8) — PETULANT 2002-06-18