Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Oriental ruler chasing unusual sea bird (9) — EASTERNER 2002-06-14
- See 13 (4) — DONE 2002-06-13
- Reduce rent (5) — SLASH 2002-06-13
- Rock agreeable to the audience (6) — GNEISS 2002-06-13
- Famous Roman watering hole coloured vermilion (8) — CINNABAR 2002-06-13
- A month with a big talker? One may go up the wall! (9) — DECORATOR 2002-06-13
- Duke heading off rebellion with transfer of authority (10) — DEVOLUTION 2002-06-13
- Old fellow with lots of bottle (10) — METHUSELAH 2002-06-13
- American agency situated outside old city court in Rome (5) — CURIA 2002-06-13
- Aroma is spreading around middle of table - terrific food (8) — AMBROSIA 2002-06-13
- Suspension suspension? (4,2,9) — STAYOFEXECUTION 2002-06-13
- Agent going without sleep is irritable (6) — SNAPPY 2002-06-13
- Has clues possibly about play's ending - as supplied by dramatist (9) — AESCHYLUS 2002-06-13
- First half of encyclopedia that's been split (4) — ATOM 2002-06-13
- Writing doctrine as laid down by saint (6) — SCREED 2002-06-13
- No hunter is out to become like the one being hunted (2,3,3) — ONTHERUN 2002-06-13
- TV shows African dictator being given boot, terribly cross (5,3) — IDIOTBOX 2002-06-13
- Something sharp - one with cold's swallowed the medicine (6) — BICARB 2002-06-13
- One sitting on the bench gets set alight by the match? (6,6) — BUNSENBURNER 2002-06-13
- Noisy insect put off shy person (4) — CLAM 2002-06-13
- What steeplejack must do as manoeuvre (8) — CONSPIRE 2002-06-13
- Sinner always embracing form of idol (8) — EVILDOER 2002-06-13
- It's by no means rare to get praise (4,4) — WELL 2002-06-13
- This puma moves around river repeatedly - as may this creature (12) — HIPPOPOTAMUS 2002-06-13
- Reprimand despicable person in the course of social occasion (6) — BERATE 2002-06-13
- Creamy dish, mostly also known as "Greek food" (8) — MOUSSAKA 2002-06-13
- I really don't know what I expect a frisker to do (6,2) — SEARCHME 2002-06-13
- A word from Mary, coming from the heart (6) — CALAIS 2002-06-13
- Welsh church organ's first step recorded (5) — LLANO 2002-06-12
- How to talk about instincts? Me? Coming up! (5) — IDIOM 2002-06-12
- Hold back the chorus (7) — REFRAIN 2002-06-12
- I take 1 across: beast who does so is about to pull up (7) — SEAGULL 2002-06-12
- I take 1 across at sea in the Antarctic, under a pound (9) — ALBATROSS 2002-06-12
- I take 1 across as part of flower or insect (9) — CORMORANT 2002-06-12
- Two years' bedsits may evoke "Don't leave me" from carol singer (4,2,2,4) — STAYBYMYSIDE 2002-06-12
- Telepathy time? Not when it's twisting the tongue (9) — ESPERANTO 2002-06-12
- Everyone's expression is divine (5) — ALLAH 2002-06-12
- TV counsellor could be fairer about Zen leader (7) — FRAZIER 2002-06-12
- Deal with cars on road (7) — TRAFFIC 2002-06-12
- Gold box used by painters and musicians (9) — ORCHESTRA 2002-06-12
- Cut the end off 1 across to take 1 across (5) — SHEAR 2002-06-12
- Set off with permit to control outbursts (4,2,6) — FITSOFTEMPER 2002-06-12
- Block to let characters from Butlin's get Mondays off (9,5) — STUMBLINGSTONE 2002-06-12
- Beast took a pill - no charge! (5) — OKAPI 2002-06-12
- Emperor with a Gallic turn, possibly (8) — CALIGULA 2002-06-12
- What Brummel called the Prince, with dire results (7) — FATALLY 2002-06-12
- Ear's in, ear out - lovely stuff! (7) — EROTICA 2002-06-12
- I take 1 across (to sound of disapproval by fool) (5) — BOOBY 2002-06-12
- I take 1 across (solution found in a get-together) (9) — MERGANSER 2002-06-12
- Church line about pollution can't go wrong (9) — CERTAINTY 2002-06-12
- Mog backing it? Not saying (5) — TACIT 2002-06-12
- Home bird? I t-take what's coming to me (7) — INHERIT 2002-06-12
- Breaking of rules of grammar by editor in person? (7) — OURSELF 2002-06-12
- This 1 across can still see - a clever postscript (8) — ANABLEPS 2002-06-12
- What may need breaking - no point - I take too many cuppas (5) — THEIC 2002-06-12
- I call the regulator: infer I'm badly placed (4,3,2,5) — FISHOUTOFWATER 2002-06-12
- Radiate support (4) — BEAM 2002-06-11
- New version in which debauchee swallows measure (6) — REMAKE 2002-06-11
- A second Lincoln brought up as a simple being (6) — AMOEBA 2002-06-11
- Curious attire for a ditty (7) — ARIETTA 2002-06-11
- Central European is turning on heartless islander (8) — SILESIAN 2002-06-11
- With respect to broken tile in former place of learning (8) — POLITELY 2002-06-11
- Recruiting agent, or master of foxhounds? (10) — HEADHUNTER 2002-06-11
- Car fever nearly filling container (6) — JAGUAR 2002-06-11
- Turn out in time for old TV newsreel? (10) — ATTENDANCE 2002-06-11
- Former president makes ceremonial marriage vow underground (8) — POMPIDOU 2002-06-11
- Applying undue force, learner becomes detached (7) — UNGLUED 2002-06-11
- Fish for a light sleeper (6) — KIPPER 2002-06-11
- See 1 (4) — PARK 2002-06-11
- Where junior dinosaur packs roam, Don having fled (8,4) — JURASSIC 2002-06-11
- Subtract from catering outlet (8) — TAKEAWAY 2002-06-11
- Fall ill, catching bovine disease, and plummet (6) — ABSEIL 2002-06-11
- Deliver blow to party (4) — BASH 2002-06-11
- Has time in fancy with the flow (10) — DOWNSTREAM 2002-06-11
- Decide about the Spanish lane (6) — RUELLE 2002-06-11
- Composer adds backing part to male solo (8) — BACHELOR 2002-06-11
- Supply seafood in vessel? On the contrary (7) — FURNISH 2002-06-11
- Lacking coherence, fight plenty but lose fast (7) — SCRAPPY 2002-06-11
- Inner layer of final lines "To an Empty Room" (8) — ENDODERM 2002-06-11
- Is French woman featured in Scripture? (6) — ESTHER 2002-06-11
- Giant growth on border of America (10) — POLYPHEMUS 2002-06-11
- One in Grub Street getting the chop (4) — HACK 2002-06-11
- Expenditure on song that's no longer popular (6) — OUTLAY 2002-06-11
- Pooch eating a particle, which makes a change (8) — MUTATION 2002-06-11
- Spring associated with flowers (4) — STEM 2002-06-10
- Tongue of land joining Cambodia and Myanmar (4) — THAI 2002-06-10
- Mediterranean island's toplessness observed frostily (5) — ICILY 2002-06-10
- All-out hit (6) — STRIKE 2002-06-10
- Support for the Royal Mail? (4,4) — KINGPOST 2002-06-10
- Tearaway's con trick (3-3) — RIPOFF 2002-06-10
- Remember to ring for a baby-sitter? (4,2,4) — CALLTOMIND 2002-06-10
- Unmoving shares to cultivate (10) — STOCKSTILL 2002-06-10
- It's cheap for Americans (3-3) — TWOBIT 2002-06-10
- Uttered in a death rattle (10) — DEMORALISE 2002-06-10
- Have one nightcap too many? (5,5) — SLEEPTIGHT 2002-06-10
- It secures a superior item for ladies (6) — HATPIN 2002-06-10
- Hothead in Chinese secret society gets the lash (5) — THONG 2002-06-10
- Whip - it's raised in hunting (8) — CHASTISE 2002-06-10
- Duck seen on English river (4) — NILE 2002-06-10
- Cleans up after many quick operations (4) — MOPS 2002-06-10