Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Sign of nerves following car smash in one 12? (6) — ARCTIC 2002-04-08
- Ball, possibly square (5) — DANCE 2002-04-08
- Business reverse? (8) — TURNOVER 2002-04-08
- Football ground with no parking causes irritation (4) — ITCH 2002-04-08
- Balls that may not bounce (7) — YORKERS 2002-04-08
- Temptress finally put on figure-hugging garment (6) — TIGHTS 2002-04-08
- Be without servant, having facial bruising (5,3) — BLACKEYE 2002-04-08
- To extract information this way sound illegal (6) — ELICIT 2002-04-08
- A story not necessarily associated with vice (8,4) — GRIPPINGTALE 2002-04-08
- Badly in need of medical care (3) — ILL 2002-04-08
- Behold around the East, a sign! (3) — LEO 2002-04-08
- Its appearance suggests there's something brewing (3,7) — TEASERVICE 2002-04-08
- North or South, it's the best place to start from (4,8) — POLEPOSITION 2002-04-08
- He can put the points up or down (6) — SCORER 2002-04-08
- Kind of bank making a profit (8) — CLEARING 2002-04-08
- The academic field (6) — CAMPUS 2002-04-08
- Made light of the dieting craze (7) — IGNITED 2002-04-08
- "The China Bilingual" - first up in treble (1-2-2) — ELAMI 2002-04-06
- Piece of armour employed by terrorists in blast? (7) — CUIRASS 2002-04-06
- European back from Japan? (7) — EASTERN 2002-04-06
- "vegetable" could be in caps, given aspiration (7) — SPINACH 2002-04-06
- Writer's a dole cheque that's turned up, folded in intricate ways (7) — ORIGAMI 2002-04-06
- Absorbing second best picture (3,6) — THESCREAM 2002-04-06
- See 7 (12) — THEOLDDOGYET 2002-04-06
- "Don't kiss me, Hardy!" - pretence shown by Nelson, say, with unsupported calf, drug injected, in a fib comprehended by everyone else (6,4,2,3,3,3,3) — THERESLIFEIN 2002-04-06
- Mowgli's top chum constricted by snake in African city (7) — KAMPALA 2002-04-06
- Aged uncle's retained mechanical memory of a rhetorical question (7) — EROTEME 2002-04-06
- Keep track of American banker in Europe (5) — TAGUS 2002-04-06
- Interior of 1 torn badly in soccer cup competition (5,4) — INTERTOTO 2002-04-06
- Prisoner accepts defeat, being in the soup (7) — CROUTON 2002-04-06
- Understatement - not a dram remains round the edge! (7) — LITOTES 2002-04-06
- See 1 (12) — WITHDIAMONDS 2002-04-06
- Raise tax in general after energy input (7) — ELEVATE 2002-04-06
- A king repeatedly returns and falls (7) — NIAGARA 2002-04-06
- Actor at table during break hems mum in (7) — CUSHING 2002-04-06
- A house I need, if I celebrate houses (7) — EDIFICE 2002-04-06
- ____ hates Castile - he'd abandoned it (2,3) — ELCID 2002-04-06
- Restraint shown by character or in speaking (9) — IRONSTONE 2002-04-06
- In possession, but in touch (2,3,4) — ONTHEBALL 2002-04-06
- It's copped by the star and she's got a shiner! (5) — SUSAN 2002-04-06
- Escape by water to begin reference (7) — SEEPAGE 2002-04-06
- One turns to go off a hill (7) — ROTATOR 2002-04-06
- Ring's rubbish for protecting Madame Petite (7) — GROMMET 2002-04-06
- In haste, here's dishonestly obtained pay (7) — HOTFOOT 2002-04-06
- "Icy maid on LSD" - Why this tune? Knight composed it (4,2,3,3,4,8) — LUCYINTHESKY 2002-04-06
- Bond given part in "Othello", a thankless task (4) — OATH 2002-04-05
- Temporary home providing shelter for an occupant (6) — TENANT 2002-04-05
- Able to tune radio set at last (6) — ADROIT 2002-04-05
- Warehouse area's moral oxymoron? (5,2) — GOODSIN 2002-04-05
- Breaking up is super! (8) — SMASHING 2002-04-05
- Not hard to afford the new, compromised exchange (5-3) — TRADEOFF 2002-04-05
- One supporter stands for Judas, but not one judge (10) — ARBITRATOR 2002-04-05
- Who, say, is Spike? (6) — DOCTOR 2002-04-05
- Make alterations to restore ICI item of furniture (10) — ESCRITOIRE 2002-04-05
- Spurs' nightmare - a fragile defence? (8) — EGGSHELL 2002-04-05
- Normally solver and setter nonchalant about being topless (2,5) — ASUSUAL 2002-04-05
- Very verily (6) — REALLY 2002-04-05
- Tax Gordon Brown, perhaps (4) — SCOT 2002-04-05
- Might the solution be cracked by uncles and kings? (8) — KNUCKLES 2002-04-05
- Setting off for an odd double gin and it (8) — IGNITING 2002-04-05
- "Home and Away" is a diversion going to pot (2-3) — INOFF 2002-04-05
- Eric Bristow speaks of the game behind which he stood (4) — OCHE 2002-04-05
- "_______ outta here!" It's war! (10) — ARMAGEDDON 2002-04-05
- Part of a boot to step around (6) — TOECAP 2002-04-05
- Endless bearer of gifts demanding Shakespearean villain's capital (8) — SANTIAGO 2002-04-05
- Curvy figure sounds like a kissing couple (7) — ELLIPSE 2002-04-05
- Line on map is round West Country city (7) — ISOBATH 2002-04-05
- A fresh flower is opening (8) — APERTURE 2002-04-05
- Appropriate capital for New York? I'd lay a pound on it! (6) — ALBANY 2002-04-05
- Aristophanes play where satyr's tail's turned (10) — LYSISTRATA 2002-04-05
- Back-to-front musical jazz improvisation (4) — SCAT 2002-04-05
- Enthusiasm shown for Guardian leader on "Guardian Unlimited" (5) — GUSTO 2002-04-05
- Underwear - darn it! (8) — KNICKERS 2002-04-05
- A physicist starts to find Einsteinian relativity more involved (5) — FERMI 2002-04-04
- It's good to have had a long life (7) — INNINGS 2002-04-04
- Copper and aluminium encasing part of the forearm (7) — CUBITAL 2002-04-04
- Sword in Rome forged by Cassius once (8) — CLAYMORE 2002-04-04
- Voltaire, say - deep cynic lost at sea (13) — ENCYCLOPEDIST 2002-04-04
- Rudder's astern, as it may be on a packet (6,7) — RETURNADDRESS 2002-04-04
- Currently employed, they make everyone a loser (2-3,10) — NOWINSITUATIONS 2002-04-04
- Remove wrinkles from head of cabin boy in ship (8) — IRONCLAD 2002-04-04
- Songs of sunrise demanded in Australia (7) — AUBADES 2002-04-04
- Nick has to come across (3,4) — RUNINTO 2002-04-04
- A South American weasel - it's in the dictionary at the back (5) — TAYRA 2002-04-04
- Rural guilt I cast off as a farmer (15) — AGRICULTURALIST 2002-04-04
- Latin and Greek races (3,8) — THECLASSICS 2002-04-04
- Chairman's back with directors in passage (7) — NARROWS 2002-04-04
- Prolong a short trip abroad (4,3) — SPINOUT 2002-04-04
- Bill's partner with new diet consumed 84 starters and felt better as a result (9) — BENEFITED 2002-04-04
- Prepare for scan on the Fourth of July (5) — READY 2002-04-04
- In France, who quietly delivers a bon mot? (4) — QUIP 2002-04-04
- Fleshed out feature found in Dublin "Echo" (6,4) — DOUBLECHIN 2002-04-04
- A little dog - perhaps one plays with it (3,7) — TOYSPANIEL 2002-04-04
- Very pale blue or green flower (4) — NILE 2002-04-04
- Shrewd Congressman's first article on the state of Albany (5) — CANNY 2002-04-04
- Free - as air or melody? (9) — UNCHAINED 2002-04-04
- Newborn issue given Welsh name (7) — BRONWEN 2002-04-04
- Soon each French city accepts recipe (5,2) — EARLYON 2002-04-04
- Adjustment is required to circumvent many a dispute (11) — ALTERCATION 2002-04-04
- Drink is included in passageway (5) — AISLE 2002-04-03