Guardian Crossword Clues
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- State home help returns to North America (7) — INDIANA 2002-04-16
- Millions in club backed our embroidery (7) — TAMBOUR 2002-04-16
- Least tight, less loose (9) — SLIGHTEST 2002-04-16
- When reversing car in, say a prayer (5) — GRACE 2002-04-16
- Brown tin-opener, one intrinsic flaw (5) — TAINT 2002-04-16
- They show off flat and nurse shudders! (9) — FLAUNTERS 2002-04-16
- One Parisian prepared to be stripped (9) — UNDRESSED 2002-04-16
- I reckon to retire with 100 to score (5) — MUSIC 2002-04-16
- Charming old lady caught embracing US soldier (5) — MAGIC 2002-04-16
- Increasing exercises, needing to run around (9) — DEEPENING 2002-04-16
- Fruit supplier made love to cleaner in street! (7) — ORCHARD 2002-04-16
- Hermit endlessly rejected Indonesian buyer's furs (7) — ERMINES 2002-04-16
- See 1 (7) — PARLOUR 2002-04-16
- Late shop? (7,7) — FUNERAL 2002-04-16
- An overhead light (4) — HALO 2002-04-15
- Absent abroad (4) — AWAY 2002-04-15
- Track an Afghan tribesman (6) — PATHAN 2002-04-15
- Private accommodation? (6) — BILLET 2002-04-15
- Box smart during trial (3,5) — TEACHEST 2002-04-15
- It may control the oven, when cooking the roast (8) — RHEOSTAT 2002-04-15
- Teaches a number in English, perhaps (10) — ENLIGHTENS 2002-04-15
- You may get it in the neck from this boss (6,4) — COLLARSTUD 2002-04-15
- Love to drink up after work (4) — OPUS 2002-04-15
- The gold glow of chestnut (6) — AUBURN 2002-04-15
- How to beat the streaker? (8) — OUTSTRIP 2002-04-15
- In which to find an artist's early work? (10) — SKETCHBOOK 2002-04-15
- Hold up in Paddington, say (4) — BEAR 2002-04-15
- One's characteristics begin holding one up (6) — TRAITS 2002-04-15
- Administers oath to witness showing unusual wariness (6,2) — SWEARSIN 2002-04-15
- Untrustworthy advice for cheaper air travel (3-2-5) — FLYBYNIGHT 2002-04-15
- An unfair comparison (4,2,3) — UGLYASSIN 2002-04-15
- Engagement ring? (5) — ARENA 2002-04-15
- Woodcutter is buried in peace (7) — HATCHET 2002-04-15
- Collected reference books at jumble sales (7) — ATLASES 2002-04-15
- Summoned after parking accident (5) — PRANG 2002-04-15
- Discussion at board level (5,4) — TABLETALK 2002-04-15
- Yet it might have private wards (7,8) — GENERALHOSPITAL 2002-04-15
- Study secures present church agreement (9) — COHERENCE 2002-04-15
- They may be held in revulsion (5) — NOSES 2002-04-15
- Papers - the first editions (7) — TISSUES 2002-04-15
- A coal-burning vessel (7) — BRAZIER 2002-04-15
- Seamen scowl at the cards (5,4) — LOWERDECK 2002-04-15
- Low's TUC was in the wrong order (9) — CART 2002-04-13
- See 24 (5) — HORSE 2002-04-13
- Dog has day at last (6) — FRIEND 2002-04-13
- Nepalese lady in health resort (6) — SHERPA 2002-04-13
- University parallel to the pons asinorum? (8) — OXBRIDGE 2002-04-13
- Linguistic line: that's how I put on top coat (8) — ISOGLOSS 2002-04-13
- Sore feet in bed did well (9) — BENEFITED 2002-04-13
- A Monday off, bearing 067 degrees, rising like Venus from the sea (10) — ANADYOMENE 2002-04-13
- Way to apply rouge to both sides at once? (8) — STRADDLE 2002-04-13
- Musical time kept by viewer (8) — OPERATIC 2002-04-13
- 1 down's island is 5 in English measure (4) — VINE 2002-04-13
- Musical version of 24 23 (9) — ORCHESTRA 2002-04-13
- Polo competition starts - no score after a month (5) — MARCO 2002-04-13
- Girl provided 12 after a month to muddle the small ads? (10) — DECLASSIFY 2002-04-13
- Do rough repair on stone (6) — COBBLE 2002-04-13
- Graham swilling tonic instead of gin? (6) — MARTHA 2002-04-13
- Medal struck without hesitation from stone (7) — EMERALD 2002-04-13
- Labour could be more than satisfied without the Guardian (7) — SWEATED 2002-04-13
- English lake could give one a turn (5) — EERIE 2002-04-13
- Art's model? That's one way to look at it (3,6) — OLDMASTER 2002-04-13
- See 18 (10) — OFTHEOTHER 2002-04-13
- Ill-directed boast regarding attire (4) — GARB 2002-04-13
- 6 x 1 20 winks at 14th non-U housebreaker: they're equally responsible (3,2,3,3,4,1,5,2,3,5) — SIXOFONEAND 2002-04-13
- Solid vehicle returned to street, not by a pro, by a learner (11) — SUBSTANTIAL 2002-04-13
- See 6 (4) — YARD 2002-04-13
- See 18 (10) — HALFADOZEN 2002-04-13
- Telltale disturbance of our trance (9) — RACONTEUR 2002-04-13
- Painter using ballpoint afflicted with hydrophobia (5) — RABIC 2002-04-13
- Unaware 1 pound is missing, that's clear (7) — OBVIOUS 2002-04-13
- Cain or Abel on the road? (7) — MACADAM 2002-04-13
- Find a space for a public one (4) — PARK 2002-04-12
- Consecutive characters in comedy have flipped in 25 (4) — HYDE 2002-04-12
- Country it's absolutely not right to enter (6) — NORWAY 2002-04-12
- 25 for rugby, 24 down we hear (6) — RUSKIN 2002-04-12
- With which to admit in France that's just not cricket (8) — PASSPORT 2002-04-12
- Popular psychologist accepts the teaching of religion may be damaging (8) — INJURING 2002-04-12
- Up-and-down performances (5) — SOLOS 2002-04-12
- Enemy destroying 1 nation (10) — ANTAGONIST 2002-04-12
- Getting on public transport is a problem (5) — REBUS 2002-04-12
- A colleague's been laid off (4) — SHED 2002-04-12
- Does pool need topping up in 25? (8) — WATERLOW 2002-04-12
- Questions for sage, or letters read out (4) — WHYS 2002-04-12
- Particular horse awfully sick in 25 (8,4) — PRIMROSE 2002-04-12
- Tossing of pennies: heads and tails, heads... and tails! (3,3) — TOPHAT 2002-04-12
- With the current trend, a woman's not in need of an order (10) — DOWNSTREAM 2002-04-12
- Blunt point (6) — DIRECT 2002-04-12
- Man taking up arms (4) — STAG 2002-04-12
- Checks very difficult to set up again (9) — REINSTALL 2002-04-12
- Benefactor has no right contributing to party (5) — DONOR 2002-04-12
- Quarter of 10 or 3 (5) — NORTH 2002-04-12
- Sailors in dance, ones taking exercise in their dances? (9) — HORNPIPES 2002-04-12
- Touching in front of toilets in 25 (7) — REGENTS 2002-04-12
- Spread what it does around about in 25 (2,5) — STJAMES 2002-04-12
- School expels head student for a rub down (5) — TOWEL 2002-04-12
- Ghost writer for the Bard abridged (3) — POE 2002-04-12
- A medium intellect, according to Australian pronouncement? (5) — BRINE 2002-04-12
- Mystically, so clear they see (7) — ORACLES 2002-04-12
- Knock three times at door ultimately to open it (3-1-3) — RATATAT 2002-04-12