Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Something from the dairy girl, educated, but bedridden (7) — RICOTTA 2002-05-18
- Sports venue? Not quite, love! (5) — LEMAN 2002-05-18
- Master's making mark during term, oddly (9) — REMBRANDT 2002-05-18
- Group's rain-swept vehicle drives into it (7) — NIRVANA 2002-05-18
- I left Pimlico travelling east and I do this! (7) — COMPILE 2002-05-18
- "Kiss me, Hardy!"? (7,5) — PECKINGORDER 2002-05-18
- Guardian's lost QEII's marbles (3,4) — THEMIND 2002-05-18
- Laver, for example, a top player, wonder-struck (7) — SEAWEED 2002-05-18
- After "Welcome to Hawaii!", certainly take it easy (7) — LEISURE 2002-05-18
- Two presents in limbo (7) — NOWHERE 2002-05-18
- Ossa crania's joining bones (5) — SACRA 2002-05-18
- Desperately want to bite leg in Derbyshire (4,5) — LONGEATON 2002-05-18
- Trace elements discovered in 9 fruit (9) — NECTARINE 2002-05-18
- The years time forgot, administering a treatment (5) — ENEMA 2002-05-18
- Poet and untidy jotter (7) — NOTEPAD 2002-05-18
- Athir or ether? (4,3) — THINAIR 2002-05-18
- Lay into speed play (7) — MACBETH 2002-05-18
- Dull beat - what precedes it? I don't know (7) — HUMDRUM 2002-05-18
- I need the power of talk to secure corner for trading (7,5) — CONTROLFREAK 2002-05-18
- Sea bass (4) — DEEP 2002-05-17
- We're told watershed forms this line (4) — TIER 2002-05-17
- Work put into church vestment (4) — COPE 2002-05-17
- Workshop for the academic? Count us out! (6) — STUDIO 2002-05-17
- Celebrity could be made up (6) — CHEESE 2002-05-17
- Book robust defender (8) — HARDBACK 2002-05-17
- Message in margin let back (8) — TELEGRAM 2002-05-17
- Halt development of unborn over a main artery (5) — AORTA 2002-05-17
- Bar label on type of dairy product (10) — BUTTERMILK 2002-05-17
- Soft-spoken, captivating and with taste (5) — SAPID 2002-05-17
- Soak has imbibed litres of punch (4) — WELT 2002-05-17
- Beauty wearing crash helmet seriously maligned (8) — LIBELLED 2002-05-17
- Second limo - a mark of the well-healed, they say (4) — SCAR 2002-05-17
- Solitary worker's absorbing task (8) — ANCHORET 2002-05-17
- Tick found on mane and coat of animal (6) — MOHAIR 2002-05-17
- Sort of policy to suit the Lib-Dems? (5-5) — THIRDPARTY 2002-05-17
- Rupert Bear, say? (6) — BROOKE 2002-05-17
- Disorder is mounting in Assembly (4) — MESS 2002-05-17
- Is place in chaos south of the mountains? (9) — CISALPINE 2002-05-17
- It's Project No. 5 - and that's flat! (5) — PLANE 2002-05-17
- Rich soil for frame (5) — MOULD 2002-05-17
- Dog has run out with programme? That's rarely conceivable! (9) — COGITABLE 2002-05-17
- Tea includes, in addition, a kind of bun (7) — CHELSEA 2002-05-17
- Does hiding-place cause one to be late? (7) — DELAYER 2002-05-17
- Resistance shown by Workers' Party to Royal Family (5) — TUDOR 2002-05-17
- Trendy, but lacking wit to get clobber (3) — HIT 2002-05-17
- Pop, but classical (5) — PATER 2002-05-17
- Girl on the game contracted a rash (7) — RUBELLA 2002-05-17
- Spy ring (7) — SLEEPER 2002-05-17
- Detestable as 9 may be (9) — ABHORRENT 2002-05-17
- Scent it's time to leave returning groups of monkeys (5) — SPOOR 2002-05-17
- Mother parachutes from aeroplane - that shows backbone (5) — CHINE 2002-05-17
- Human that's like a fox? (9) — EARTHBORN 2002-05-17
- See 7 (5) — THATS 2002-05-16
- Warning, spirit style (6) — ALARUM 2002-05-16
- Phantom's regard inverted (7) — SPECTRE 2002-05-16
- Author of 28 19 in English river junction (7) — HUMBERT 2002-05-16
- As high as his hopes go, the drug will get in there (7) — HASHISH 2002-05-16
- God with love in his finger, age six according to Jacques (9) — PANTALOON 2002-05-16
- Loud German work by German-American psychologist has point: 1 17 23! (3,2,2,4,2) — FARBEITFROMME 2002-05-16
- Author of 28 19, isn't it? Setter's often got stupid following (7) — ECONOMY 2002-05-16
- (and 12,25,1,17,23) Hold high statesman 'til directly at death's door: this will provide his (Pam's) exit line (3,2,4) — DIEMYDEAR 2002-05-16
- Move fast and maybe illegally to deceive sleuth (6) — HUSTLE 2002-05-16
- Liberate dentures for nothing (3,4) — SETFREE 2002-05-16
- Setter's in bed in Paris? This is the end! (5) — LIMIT 2002-05-16
- Shelter from heat starting with shady area in garden (7) — HARBOUR 2002-05-16
- Put away in a building on the street (7) — STASHED 2002-05-16
- (and 19) The detective story is aromatically immaterial (3,4) — THENAME 2002-05-16
- (and 24) I may be only a theoretical construct, but to the social worker I'm of importance (4) — ANTI 2002-05-16
- Weight of timber to crash violently into. . .into poor Mike (10) — KILOGRAMME 2002-05-16
- See 27 (6) — MATTER 2002-05-16
- See 7 (1,5,2) — ISHALLDO 2002-05-16
- See 28 (2,3,4) — OFTHEROSE 2002-05-16
- See 7 (5) — THING 2002-05-16
- Note instrument turning to stone (5) — BERYL 2002-05-16
- Support with backing - quote opening of Hamlet - such was his soul (9) — PROPHETIC 2002-05-16
- Left youth hostel initially to be eaten by bear, making a lot of fuss (8) — BALLYHOO 2002-05-16
- See 7 (6) — DOCTOR 2002-05-16
- One who parts with property legally strikes fans with terror (10) — TRANSFEROR 2002-05-16
- 28 19, the proper one? (4) — PRIM 2002-05-16
- Tremble with terror, but don't say where we got the milk (7) — SHUDDER 2002-05-16
- See 7 (3,4) — THELAST 2002-05-16
- Sunday shop serving ice cream? (5) — SCOOP 2002-05-15
- Foster in Gloucester, say, to enjoy deluge (5) — DROWN 2002-05-15
- What one of the dukes may possess? (7) — FISTFUL 2002-05-15
- A little bit of pride? (4,3) — LIONCUB 2002-05-15
- At home, book is available if required (9) — INRESERVE 2002-05-15
- Trader offering sink in Gloucestershire town (9) — NEWSAGENT 2002-05-15
- Marines rebuilt workshop (7) — SEMINAR 2002-05-15
- Oxford building in form of circle famed afar (9,6) — RADCLIFFECAMERA 2002-05-15
- Stones set round small pudding (5) — SWEET 2002-05-15
- In depression ironclad company becomes inadequate (9) — DEFICIENT 2002-05-15
- The number one commercial put on at end of day (5) — MONAD 2002-05-15
- Mrs Mopp comes in to sweep - it means extra money (9) — SURCHARGE 2002-05-15
- Vintage Roller always to be seen in the City? (3,6,6) — OLDFATHERTHAMES 2002-05-15
- Thomas and a maiden sitting under tree (7) — BEECHAM 2002-05-15
- Quiet rector confronts wickedness - a hidden triumph (7) — PEEVAIL 2002-05-15
- Helmet has function - that's admitted by cricketer (7) — BASINET 2002-05-15
- Calm down - and don't let anyone else settle scores? (7,8) — COMPOSEYOURSELF 2002-05-15
- Sailor on board with his navigation system? (5) — STARS 2002-05-15
- Onset of panic concealed by man surrounded by very big snakes (9) — OPHIDIANS 2002-05-15