Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Irregular noises can be experienced in lift-off (9) — ASCENSION 2002-05-07
- Put off one with disease returning (5) — REPEL 2002-05-07
- Part of body of actors, or players (5) — TORSO 2002-05-07
- Transported sheets by tube? It doesn't have much hope (4,5) — PIPEDREAM 2002-05-07
- Animals mainly upset judge's advisor (8) — ASSESSOR 2002-05-07
- A measure of insulation with one garment (4) — TOGA 2002-05-07
- Begin to dislike part of pool and show anger (2,3,3,4,3) — GOOFFTHEDEEPEND 2002-05-07
- Beg scoundrel, for example, to come back (5) — CADGE 2002-05-07
- Such a mill turned into a one-time home of turns (5,4) — MUSICHALL 2002-05-07
- Does wrong, so gets lines (4) — ODES 2002-05-06
- Qualifying for an attendance mark in the register (4) — HERE 2002-05-06
- Many ways to show feeling (5) — SENSE 2002-05-06
- Unseated, we hear, from seat of power (6) — THRONE 2002-05-06
- Is he in the orchestra, or dismissed? (8) — BANISHED 2002-05-06
- Safety rail adapted for the nursery? (5,5) — FAIRYTALES 2002-05-06
- His work may disturb sleepers (10) — PLATELAYER 2002-05-06
- I'm mounting new raid above ground level (6) — MIDAIR 2002-05-06
- An impressive thing to wear (6-4) — SIGNETRING 2002-05-06
- Turnovers in coats (6) — LAPELS 2002-05-06
- Port one gets in casks (5) — TUNIS 2002-05-06
- Lay assembly? (3,5) — HENPARTY 2002-05-06
- Badly delivered over to knock about (4) — ROVE 2002-05-06
- Kick from a horse (4) — HACK 2002-05-06
- Descriptive of an eternity ring? (7) — ENDLESS 2002-05-06
- Charges for original film shots (6) — RUSHES 2002-05-06
- Finally need hint, perhaps, to solve this clue (2,3,3) — INTHEEND 2002-05-06
- Have a great time - never mind the tears? (3,6,3) — LETTHINGSRIP 2002-05-06
- Shocked at airborne defect (10) — ABERRATION 2002-05-06
- Sailor possibly low in cigarettes (3) — TAR 2002-05-06
- Lark turned into a fish (3) — GAR 2002-05-06
- Sort of lady we hate to precede (4,3,3) — LEADTHEWAY 2002-05-06
- The strain of the French Revolution (12) — MARSEILLAISE 2002-05-06
- Contract is unable to include the cooker (8) — COVENANT 2002-05-06
- They cut some of the grass (6) — BLADES 2002-05-06
- Firm on strike is in serious trouble (4,3) — HARDHIT 2002-05-06
- Singer taking the dross out of pantomime (4) — ELLA 2002-05-04
- Good car to carry a child (7) — GESTATE 2002-05-04
- Wotan as agent provocateur in Bayreuth? (10) — RINGLEADER 2002-05-04
- Homer's expressed incomprehension of 1, 2 and 6? (3,3,5,2,2) — ITSALLGREEKTOME 2002-05-04
- What's spoken, paradoxically, in the Land of My Fathers (3,6,6) — THEMOTHERTONGUE 2002-05-04
- Le Roi's subjective intelligence? (4) — NOUS 2002-05-04
- Put that light out or die! (5,2) — SNUFFIT 2002-05-04
- Sign (French): ''Book en suite" wrecked in Clydemouth? (4,2,4) — ISLEOFBUTE 2002-05-04
- . . .TV air channel. Rue, sadly, how Joe Public tells it? (2,3,10) — INTHEVERNACULAR 2002-05-04
- Abstract art from clever Reithean DG is, perhaps, what's heard on the BBC. . . (8,7) — RECEIVEDENGLISH 2002-05-04
- Surrogate mother's outlet sold to suckers? (3,5) — THEDUMMY 2002-05-04
- Republic is demanding king's return (6) — ISRAEL 2002-05-04
- From Dad's line there's a fly close to fisherman's heart (6) — AGNATE 2002-05-04
- One author parroted by another (8) — FLAUBERT 2002-05-04
- Middlesbrough's current supporters (4) — TEES 2002-05-04
- One-horse author with a double name, also including English (4,6) — ANNASEWELL 2002-05-04
- Nastier result of Niobe's condition (2,5) — INTEARS 2002-05-04
- High band computer system storing our bits (7) — ODOROUS 2002-05-04
- Fair Isle art unravelled, missing one yarn spun through Kent (6,4) — FRIARSTALE 2002-05-04
- Ukrainian city see in see! See! (4) — LVOV 2002-05-04
- Fertiliser spread by Rick Stein? (4,4) — FISHMEAL 2002-05-04
- Derision expressed by the three English characters (3-3) — TEEHEE 2002-05-04
- Snaky sectarian work with sex reporter (6) — OPHITE 2002-05-04
- Do you want Bo Derek's number? Sorry, sonny, it's with the poet (8) — TENNYSON 2002-05-04
- Not applicable to Geldorf, who's a wealthy person (5) — NABOB 2002-05-03
- Child has a tea-maker, but where might the milk be? (5) — CHURN 2002-05-03
- Cat or dog, say, needs it to be small in Montpellier, say (5) — PETIT 2002-05-03
- A sweet cleaner put up with worry (7) — POMFRET 2002-05-03
- Bad bet shatters Harry, which is a disappointment (7) — SETBACK 2002-05-03
- Forgiveness concerning a self-imposed duty (9) — REMISSION 2002-05-03
- Bad-tempered Syd held up savings scheme on credit nearly (9) — DYSPEPTIC 2002-05-03
- Bound to need whisky for the game (9) — HOPSCOTCH 2002-05-03
- Americans travelling in southeast Kenya (7) — YANKEES 2002-05-03
- Senior to exhibit part of red letter upside down (5) — ELDER 2002-05-03
- Sends back statements about former spouse (2-7) — REEXPORTS 2002-05-03
- Must I drop from the stairs to see them? (5) — STARS 2002-05-03
- One gets ulcers put right for a pound (9) — ENCLOSURE 2002-05-03
- Start to break up a stone (5) — ONSET 2002-05-03
- Child from New Street touching the Queen (9) — YOUNGSTER 2002-05-03
- Warm wine for the family (7) — KINDRED 2002-05-03
- Influential group using cookhouse cupboard (7,7) — KITCHEN 2002-05-03
- Pipe obtained from branch that is by river (5) — BRIER 2002-05-03
- Start unit that's different for opposing monopolies (4-5) — ANTITRUST 2002-05-03
- Unusually, men go cash for this dress (9) — CHEONGSAM 2002-05-03
- Subject to pretty intensive cross-examination initially (5) — TOPIC 2002-05-03
- Assess university in depression (3,2) — SUMUP 2002-05-03
- Type of dress with belt getting smaller (9) — STRAPLESS 2002-05-03
- Type of service is shortly to be prepared for war (5,4) — UNDERARMS 2002-05-03
- The wife's language! (5) — DUTCH 2002-05-03
- It takes a second to split up honest funds (5) — PURSE 2002-05-03
- Fair Susan holding love back, being virtuous (9) — RIGHTEOUS 2002-05-03
- Type of claret not finished, having no date attached (9) — CLARENDON 2002-05-03
- There's a hole in sister's things (5) — NOUNS 2002-05-03
- Opening consulting room with minimal intrusion (7,7) — KEYHOLE 2002-05-03
- Shakespeare was Avon's? Not initially (4) — SWAN 2002-05-02
- Prestige is caught without pain (6) — CACHET 2002-05-02
- Shoot sheet (7) — LEAFLET 2002-05-02
- Chef's business is at home - stick around! (7) — CUISINE 2002-05-02
- Nice work in long periods for providers of employees (8) — AGENCIES 2002-05-02
- Terry holding class with appeal from tardy child? (4,3,2) — WAITFORME 2002-05-02
- Flag from the sea by the (Upper) Nile? (3,5,3,4) — REDWHITEAND 2002-05-02
- What's required about Eastern clothing at Biblical city, absolutely so (2,7) — DERIGUERR 2002-05-02
- Day to face all over the world (7) — MONDIAL 2002-05-02
- Let's have hanging with beheading? (6) — ALLOWS 2002-05-02
- Bread to be spread? (5,3,3) — MONEYFORJAM 2002-05-02