Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Byers' sell-out affected current transport (12) — TROLLEYBUSES 2002-05-31
- Shaving the head is in fashion, certainly (7) — TONSURE 2002-05-31
- Record leads to Lohengrin's original German libretto (7) — LOGBOOK 2002-05-31
- Puppets making pledges (5) — PAWNS 2002-05-31
- Medicine found by little girl on a lorry (9) — CATHARTIC 2002-05-31
- In a perfect world I do business and play alternately (7) — IDEALLY 2002-05-31
- Docile and quiet subject (7) — PLIABLE 2002-05-31
- Champions of the aristocracy (5-7) — TITLEHOLDERS 2002-05-31
- Gear in street and lane, not an item in an alley (7) — SKITTLE 2002-05-31
- Top bowler? (7) — SPINNER 2002-05-31
- Saint with first-class return for the country (7) — ALBANIA 2002-05-31
- Saint in front of station inside the city walls (7) — SWITHIN 2002-05-31
- Conductor exposed in the Sun with a couple of timpanists (5) — SOLTI 2002-05-31
- A flower that's yellow and black, say, is given a prize (9) — BUTTERCUP 2002-05-31
- Henry left Theresa outside - that's not appreciated (9) — THANKLESS 2002-05-31
- Mourning song at start and end of evensong in cathedral (5) — ELEGY 2002-05-31
- Timeless weapons for military commanders (7) — SHOGUNS 2002-05-31
- Ball thrown by essayist may be found in bed (7) — LOBELIA 2002-05-31
- Driver missing in military action (7) — WAGONER 2002-05-31
- What designer has put into slit dress? (7) — RAIMENT 2002-05-31
- Capital sum a lender's first withdrawn from Italy, or Monaco? (12) — PRINCIPALITY 2002-05-31
- Wooster curtailed development of African townships (6) — SOWETO 2002-05-30
- Solicit crooked sleuth (6) — HUSTLE 2002-05-30
- Split up with monster in seedy bar (7) — DIVORCE 2002-05-30
- Surround club after the end of time (quarter to five) (7) — ENVIRON 2002-05-30
- Soldier, perhaps English one, originally called Rex (8) — ENGINEER 2002-05-30
- Partial to popular brand in compact disc (8) — INCLINED 2002-05-30
- Western Greek was so upset at the treatment centre (6,5) — SEWAGEWORKS 2002-05-30
- Emergency connection with erotic verse? (7) — HOTLINE 2002-05-30
- Censor type of headline (6) — BANNER 2002-05-30
- Upkeep's a personal problem; love is child's play (8) — PEEKABOO 2002-05-30
- Obsessive graduate turned murderer (6) — MANIAC 2002-05-30
- Good heavens! Mrs Smith and Miss Lear! (8) — CORDELIA 2002-05-30
- Policemen carrying Indian princess up to the tower (7) — MINARET 2002-05-30
- Porridge makes good person feel sick (7) — STRETCH 2002-05-30
- Leader of the "Undertones" gets into more strident rock (7) — BOULDER 2002-05-30
- Keep desiring to be lascivious? (6) — WANTON 2002-05-30
- Parasite swims in front with simple fuel gauge (8) — DIPSTICK 2002-05-30
- Force politician to be facile (4) — GLIB 2002-05-30
- Passion's location, diagonally (2,3,5) — ONTHECROSS 2002-05-30
- Corrected bias, giving fresh sign to rape victims (6,5) — SABINEWOMEN 2002-05-30
- Feature concealing light on good old-fashioned fornication (10) — CHAMBERING 2002-05-30
- Healthy in Spring (4) — WELL 2002-05-30
- Need link to supply light (8) — ENKINDLE 2002-05-30
- Statesman also slicing butter (6) — GANDHI 2002-05-30
- Senior politician committing treason (7) — SENATOR 2002-05-30
- Loaf baked in tricky situation by personal organiser (7) — FILOFAX 2002-05-30
- Cause downfall of a sound organisation (4) — UNDO 2002-05-29
- Pipes for the roof? (5) — REEDS 2002-05-29
- Councillor with boring item to move hesitatingly (5) — CRAWL 2002-05-29
- Throws overboard as plane sits on waves (9) — JETTISONS 2002-05-29
- Dine twice in Merton? Not half! But he's not a vegetarian (4-5) — MEATEATER 2002-05-29
- Redecorate room in gold, scheming with affection (9) — AMOROUSLY 2002-05-29
- Having been in a "no win" situation? (12) — UNSUCCESSFUL 2002-05-29
- Cut out periods with English (5) — ERASE 2002-05-29
- Gave betel nuts as a food plant (9) — VEGETABLE 2002-05-29
- There's nothing containing a fastening device (4) — NAIL 2002-05-29
- One of the Beach Boys? (9) — LIFEGUARD 2002-05-29
- Teams from the Borders (5) — SIDES 2002-05-29
- Container to discharge right one for a collection (9) — POTPOURRI 2002-05-29
- Haphazard topping of trees, losing the first pair, not seen here? (6,6) — EPPINGFOREST 2002-05-29
- Ropy material is in public auction, mostly (5) — SISAL 2002-05-29
- Actor filled with energy by theatre fan (8) — PLAYGOER 2002-05-29
- Protesting excessively but getting tremendous applause (7,3,4) — RAISINGTHEROOF 2002-05-29
- Local girl's a hit, almost (4,4) — NEARMISS 2002-05-29
- Telephone introduces 'eated debate (9) — DIALECTIC 2002-05-29
- There's money, perhaps, in a zoo (5) — RHINO 2002-05-29
- In this cab I journey in comfort, being small and elegant (5) — BIJOU 2002-05-29
- Warning from company about true article (4,5) — FIREALARM 2002-05-29
- Spread bad news about trustee (6) — STREWN 2002-05-29
- Sing one unusual note in advertising medium (4,4) — NEONSIGN 2002-05-29
- Pie of sage rated surprisingly as a delicacy (4,2,4,4) — PATEDEFOISGRAS 2002-05-29
- Take this to get a balanced perspective (4,4) — LONGVIEW 2002-05-29
- Public displays bring things to light endlessly (5) — EXPOS 2002-05-29
- See 1 across (5) — CARLO 2002-05-28
- Greek pines for this drink (7) — RETSINA 2002-05-28
- What it takes to make a bore (7) — CALIBRE 2002-05-28
- Manual indicating 'Show yellow card for obstruction' (7) — BOOKLET 2002-05-28
- ... with a piece of the Indian islands (7) — ANDAMAN 2002-05-28
- European sinecure falling to rapacity ... (9) — ESURIENCE 2002-05-28
- Wily bobby's sole error: admission of youthful indulgence? (4,4,2,4) — BOYSWILLBEBOYS 2002-05-28
- Fertilizer the shrew absorbs in one (7) — KAINITE 2002-05-28
- A lover of phonetics (5) — ROMEO 2002-05-28
- Large otter booked with a right turn on the tiles (7) — OSTRAKA 2002-05-28
- Derek, Clyde and Joe with Louisa May (7) — WALCOTT 2002-05-28
- Blindness of a graduate neurosis: can't see Tyneside (9) — AMAUROSIS 2002-05-28
- Off-Broadway location relieves Hamlet production (7) — EVESHAM 2002-05-28
- See 1 across (14) — THEBANKATMONTE 2002-05-28
- Either Doris or Robin, eventually (3,2,5,4) — ONEOFTHESEDAYS 2002-05-28
- Great circle round last city in Australia (7) — BENDIGO 2002-05-28
- Carton sent for dispatch by this carrier (7) — TUMBRIL 2002-05-28
- Fibre of dark lady eluding ref's assistant (5) — ISTLE 2002-05-28
- Some tie and diehard (3,6) — OLDSCHOOL 2002-05-28
- Some measure of radioactivity where Montcalm failed to change halves on line (9) — BOCQUEREL 2002-05-28
- Meditation here from Massenet: ie wasting time once! (5) — THAIS 2002-05-28
- Offensive Italian-English mountain man? (5) — EYETI 2002-05-28
- The other guide to India (4,5) — KAMASUTRA 2002-05-28
- Thus I list Rodin's silent retrospective of noted works (9) — ORATORIOS 2002-05-28
- Shrink from seaman with utter strumpet (5) — ABHOR 2002-05-28
- One firm push in advance on Mexican port (7) — TAMPICO 2002-05-28