Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Fliers set out afresh to attack (6) — STRAFE 2002-04-19
- Actors have to be getting unfair treatment (8) — INEQUITY 2002-04-19
- Gay demon, unlikely to have sex with his own kind (8) — ENDOGAMY 2002-04-19
- Company of superior snobs? (11) — CORDWAINERS 2002-04-19
- You could be better prepared without one (6) — READER 2002-04-19
- Kind of cedar used to construct dreadnought (6) — DEODAR 2002-04-19
- Hemp derivative, as is used for stress (8) — EMPHASIS 2002-04-19
- Peter's trained as a film star (6) — STREEP 2002-04-19
- Girl rejected by emperor in India (8) — AMRITSAR 2002-04-19
- Where it's cold riding in HGV (6) — ARCTIC 2002-04-19
- Dig up old philosopher (6) — EXHUME 2002-04-19
- One taken aboard vessel for voyage (6) — CRUISE 2002-04-19
- To skive is bad in France and in parts of Germany (8) — MALINGER 2002-04-19
- Afternoon test (4) — EXAM 2002-04-19
- Guests at Blair's ball? (10) — ATTENDANCE 2002-04-19
- Asiatic horse walks off with prizes (11) — PRZEWALSKIS 2002-04-19
- What train speed may turn out to be (10) — PEDESTRIAN 2002-04-19
- Where to obtain some pottage (4) — MESS 2002-04-19
- For operation under cover one needs an insidious type (8) — OPHIDIAN 2002-04-19
- Spite found in many a girl (6) — MALICE 2002-04-19
- Take a bearing south - from Dunkirk, no doubt? (6) — AMIENS 2002-04-19
- Nothing in the meter? Far from it (6) — REMOTE 2002-04-19
- Unsparing writer, Capp (5) — PENAL 2002-04-18
- That's Gibson in there, up a gum tree (5) — ELEMI 2002-04-18
- Spike with spirit (6) — SCOTCH 2002-04-18
- Literary giant in the cave of Trophonius (7) — DESPAIR 2002-04-18
- Tries to find Deborah here (6) — JUDGES 2002-04-18
- Reverse talk of Raleigh's failure (7) — RELAPSE 2002-04-18
- Miss Woodhouse left sadly for one raising the standard (9) — ORIFLAMME 2002-04-18
- Bond: 'e's out of his tiny mind! On the contrary, not his, unfortunately (9) — INDEMNITY 2002-04-18
- Bob's on the skids (6) — SLEIGH 2002-04-18
- Wicketkeeper enforcing such confinement? (6) — GATING 2002-04-18
- Wanted features composed thus (9) — IDENTIKIT 2002-04-18
- At the Turk's Head, in for another round, please! (5) — AGAIN 2002-04-18
- Thought For The Day, say: "The Fate of the Olympians" (3,4) — GODSLOT 2002-04-18
- How hunters behave without hearts; one's in the right and one's inwhat? (3,2,4) — LIEINWAIT 2002-04-18
- Open a French 13 (5) — UNRIP 2002-04-18
- Crash when taxi turns left into river (7) — DEBACLE 2002-04-18
- One's hand is in his (6) — DEALER 2002-04-18
- Rick's communication's scrambled (7) — HAYWIRE 2002-04-18
- The old man's friend might take a breather (9) — PNEUMONIA 2002-04-18
- Petri dish! (5) — TRIPE 2002-04-18
- Stone circles absorbing one (5) — LAPIS 2002-04-18
- Made love with one from model police force (9) — COMPELLED 2002-04-18
- Articulate job-sharer with 17 (7) — JOINTED 2002-04-18
- Scott's post: standing to in return journey (6) — EDITOR 2002-04-18
- Triumvirate running the tundra? (6) — TROIKA 2002-04-18
- Final puff from stovepipe hat (7) — EPITAPH 2002-04-18
- Hammer demonstrator's excessive claim to a London borough? (9) — ISLINGTON 2002-04-18
- Sliced chicken (5) — CAPON 2002-04-18
- Tool used time 'n' time again (5) — AGENT 2002-04-18
- Contained counter counter counter-tenor (9) — BARRELLED 2002-04-18
- Light fitting good for burning daylight (7) — GLAZING 2002-04-18
- Substitute for 4, 9, 10, 14, 19, 21, 27 or 29 (6) — DOUBLE 2002-04-18
- See 5 (4) — SHOT 2002-04-17
- Associate goblin with aristocrat (6) — HOBNOB 2002-04-17
- Homes for bloke in rising water (6) — ABODES 2002-04-17
- Bellowed, kind of sneezed, and whistled (Alice): to urge boat to move (8) — OUTGRABE 2002-04-17
- Flighty creature finds berries on the willow (5,3) — FRUITBAT 2002-04-17
- The big guns of rock (5,5) — HEAVYMETAL 2002-04-17
- One delving below the surface without fear - a psychologist? (4-6) — MINDREADER 2002-04-17
- It isn't given to us, they say: leave wooden bits out (2,4,3,2,4) — TOLOVEANDBEWISE 2002-04-17
- Promptitude, city style, to embrace the right (8) — ALACRITY 2002-04-17
- Role call: solution, fiery exit line (8,4) — PARTHIAN 2002-04-17
- Don't punish the French gentleman (3,3) — LETOFF 2002-04-17
- Cure for extreme dyslexia (6) — REMEDY 2002-04-17
- Gunner with a stripe provides a cobbler with a minder (5-10) — LANCEBOMBARDIER 2002-04-17
- Look out from hiding-place? (4) — CAVE 2002-04-17
- Theme that has to be mastered (7) — SUBJECT 2002-04-17
- Harlot has gold - which is in character? Not quite (7) — LORETTE 2002-04-17
- Comment of stable relationship among those next door? (5) — NEIGH 2002-04-17
- Old tiara bought initially off the back of a lorry (9) — TAILBOARD 2002-04-17
- Union negotiator puts down indicator about one in fury with comrade (8,6) — MARRIAGEBROKER 2002-04-17
- Tick over - no good? (4) — IDLE 2002-04-17
- Shrub with 6 and "I say, a moving grove" (8) — VIBURNUM 2002-04-17
- Conclusive instructors of actors in film (2,6) — LASTRADA 2002-04-17
- Love is painful when wrongly directed (4) — EROS 2002-04-17
- Male has trouble with note about female model in first boat (4,2,3,5) — HEADOFTHERIVER 2002-04-17
- Exclusive physicist in water needs waterproof (9) — TARPAULIN 2002-04-17
- Ecclesiastical title getting high honour is poison (5) — VENOM 2002-04-17
- From orphan to mother - that's the spirit! (7) — PHANTOM 2002-04-17
- Number of singers about fifty (7) — CHLORAL 2002-04-17
- Monster water outlet conservationists overlooked (5) — HYDRA 2002-04-16
- Shoot second person, to be precise (5) — SPRIG 2002-04-16
- See 8 (7) — TOTEARS 2002-04-16
- Top in frozen foods all over the polar regions (7) — ICECAPS 2002-04-16
- Medical condition I mean to raise in Alcoholics Anonymous (7) — ANAEMIA 2002-04-16
- See 1 (7) — FIGHTER 2002-04-16
- Loathing pigs, Enid's going mad! (9) — DESPISING 2002-04-16
- Food Colin cooked and Anne consumed (9) — CANNELONI 2002-04-16
- Crying for subdued wear to topless bars? (7,2,5) — REDUCED 2002-04-16
- Fruit in very big field (7) — ORANGES 2002-04-16
- Modern university doctor admitted lying down (9) — RECUMBENT 2002-04-16
- Spike has name in programme (5) — PRONG 2002-04-16
- Weariness of girl, one performing duet (9) — LASSITUDE 2002-04-16
- Get up around noon and wash (5) — RINSE 2002-04-16
- Good book for figures (7) — NUMBERS 2002-04-16
- Guerrilla fed eight former members badly (7,7) — FREEDOM 2002-04-16
- See 27 (7) — GLASSES 2002-04-16
- Studying good girls may improve one's looks (7,7) — READING 2002-04-16