Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Singer Roy hasn't a b___ prayer! (6) — ORISON 2002-03-23
- An expensive buy, but it's only money - on the contrary! (8) — CASHMERE 2002-03-23
- Take a dim view of mole's noise (4) — PEER 2002-03-22
- Lake's former name is name taken by a state on the up (5) — NYASA 2002-03-22
- Dish in lively nightclub is heartless (6) — HOTPOT 2002-03-22
- Bully leading batting order in game (8) — DOMINEER 2002-03-22
- Father in tears at time of birth (9) — PARENTAGE 2002-03-22
- Made to hold in one's wind, perhaps (10) — INFLATABLE 2002-03-22
- Horseman breaking a rein, out of the hunt (10) — EQUESTRIAN 2002-03-22
- Son to Holy Joe is a rare youth (5) — SPRIG 2002-03-22
- Slurred song, gathered round musical instrument (8) — LIBELLED 2002-03-22
- Find touch (3,4,6,2) — PUTONESFINGERON 2002-03-22
- Drink to keep girl on the right lines (6) — SHERRY 2002-03-22
- Cut right at end, perhaps (9) — TRUNCATED 2002-03-22
- Low sound and soft to carry with difficulty (4) — HUMP 2002-03-22
- That lot banked gold, the result of speculation (6) — THEORY 2002-03-22
- Accelerator can noisily exceed 100 mph? About right! (8) — BETATRON 2002-03-22
- Gun to make soldiers safe, reportedly (8) — REPEATER 2002-03-22
- Monastic, or of this world? (6) — OBLATE 2002-03-22
- Resigning, reputation having fallen (8,4) — STANDINGDOWN 2002-03-22
- Animal producing beef, good cut (4) — ROAN 2002-03-22
- Pleased to have one of these flowers, in short (8) — GLADIOLI 2002-03-22
- Rings for ties, American style (8) — SLEEPERS 2002-03-22
- Bow taken by little bird? (4) — KNOT 2002-03-22
- One has placed an order for The Times (12) — CHRONOLOGIST 2002-03-22
- Sailing ship makes bay from the sound (6) — BARQUE 2002-03-22
- Current member's snobbish, hollow and cocky (8) — IMPUDENT 2002-03-22
- Buffer state head meets East European (8) — POLISHER 2002-03-22
- Slides and photographs taken for talk (6) — CHUTES 2002-03-22
- Alexander the Great has it off with her! (5) — THAIS 2002-03-21
- Leaders of Yanks always left their allies conferring here (5) — YALTA 2002-03-21
- Fastens the blame over a radical type (7) — PARSNIP 2002-03-21
- Crompton's making out the bill that's unsettled (7) — MUTABLE 2002-03-21
- So it follows the whistle-blower, or 'e follows (9) — THEREFORE 2002-03-21
- Here flourished hogweeds, right? (9) — HEDGEROWS 2002-03-21
- New Yorker's glory in Sunday spiel (13) — KNICKERBOCKER 2002-03-21
- Parting shot? Och, ours didnae fash! (5-2-6) — DEOCHANDORUIS 2002-03-21
- On the contrary, the Red Queen miscalculated (5) — ERRED 2002-03-21
- One's objective to be the real winner (9) — ACTUALIST 2002-03-21
- Not about to stitch the king up from this direction (3-4) — NORWEST 2002-03-21
- Bill, if mountain climbing up one side of Portugal (7) — BENFICA 2002-03-21
- Two-stroke was cut up (5) — MOPED 2002-03-21
- Incredible brute televised dismantled ship (5-4) — SHEERHULK 2002-03-21
- Revolutionary Assizes left spare warrant (7-6) — LAISSEZPASSER 2002-03-21
- Capital of Karnataka, or a Bengal development (9) — BANGALORE 2002-03-21
- Could one force John from the White House? (5) — IGLOO 2002-03-21
- One having too much of the one c-cup that cheers? (5) — THEIC 2002-03-21
- "Whose odes awry Could Hermes try?" (9) — RHYMESTER 2002-03-21
- One savouring someone else in the lead (3-4) — POTHERB 2002-03-21
- Plaza-Toro's domain? (7) — DUKEDOM 2002-03-21
- First left in the order (7) — THISTLE 2002-03-21
- Deceptively casual about height, me darlin'? (7) — ACUSHLA 2002-03-21
- Laxness - the Nobel prizewinner was not at one accidental gathering (9) — ICELANDIC 2002-03-21
- Relieved of the habit, Mon Pere died (5) — CURED 2002-03-21
- I go out for a shroud here (5) — TURIN 2002-03-21
- Hitherto unforeseen revelation? (3-6) — EYEOPENER 2002-03-21
- Abandon Islam? 'e could be a latter-day Ishmael (5,3,5) — OSAMABINLADEN 2002-03-21
- Pitch for the players (4) — CAST 2002-03-20
- Flower cut in place for the Speaker (4) — DAIS 2002-03-20
- Ebbing and flowing? It''s time the girl left (5) — TIDAL 2002-03-20
- A green tin? No, different colour (9) — TANGERINE 2002-03-20
- Easy ¿ no force required (10) — EFFORTLESS 2002-03-20
- I live well down in the country (10) — SOUTHERNER 2002-03-20
- Faxed bod in Old English, perhaps, without an address (2,5,5) — NOFIXEDABODE 2002-03-20
- Graduate turns up with doctor to get points for argument (4) — AMMO 2002-03-20
- Part of Bavarian song (4) — ARIA 2002-03-20
- Wrinkle on fires for camping types (9) — RUCKSACKS 2002-03-20
- Delivery without a run? (6,6) — MAIDENSPEECH 2002-03-20
- Steep swerve (5) — SHEER 2002-03-20
- Roman sends out what's exemplified by Ernie (10) — RANDOMNESS 2002-03-20
- Relating to a meeting of minds? (10) — TELEPATHIC 2002-03-20
- Ends the innings and makes announcement (8) — DECLARES 2002-03-20
- Crossword compiler's pet (6) — SETTER 2002-03-20
- Say in fewer words that the prisoner's very stupid (8) — CONDENSE 2002-03-20
- A first-class drinking spot recalled in Asia (6) — ARABIA 2002-03-20
- It's lent by distance to the poet (11) — ENCHANTMENT 2002-03-20
- Fight in a Somerset town (3-2) — SETTO 2002-03-20
- Possibly nicer in South-East? That's phoney (9) — INSINCERE 2002-03-20
- Lose power and cease showing any interest (6,3) — SWITCHOFF 2002-03-20
- The "each way" principle? (5) — TENET 2002-03-20
- Sportier pro playing for the landlords (11) — PROPRIETORS 2002-03-20
- Church is at the heart of manuscript backing a split (6) — SCHISM 2002-03-20
- Stop that is in the slips, for example (8) — LINGERIE 2002-03-20
- Take weapons and notice a naval force (6) — ARMADA 2002-03-20
- Tedious rites recollected at home, not hospital (8) — TIRESOME 2002-03-20
- Dainty morsel of mackerel, finely sliced (5) — ELFIN 2002-03-19
- For example, lead and drive high up, finding top gear (6) — BOLERO 2002-03-19
- Flush out Peter, the French prisoner (7) — REPLETE 2002-03-19
- Endlessly abuse a right to be withdrawn (7) — INSULAR 2002-03-19
- Given new powers, penal centre became sanguinary (7) — ENABLED 2002-03-19
- Depressed spirit sinks off without energy into the gloom (9) — MURKINESS 2002-03-19
- Tony Short added fungi raised on the farm as part of the bill (7,6) — SPECIALBRANCH 2002-03-19
- Au fait with top Newcastle United form? (5,2) — TUNEDIN 2002-03-19
- Commentary about the mother of two monarchs (9) — REMARKING 2002-03-19
- Strangely overlooked old solvers smuggling currency (6) — EERILY 2002-03-19
- All lit up in rave to raise charity (7) — RADIANT 2002-03-19
- See 27 (5) — STATE 2002-03-19
- Roman Io stirred Cupid (7) — AMORINO 2002-03-19
- (and 25, 2) The once fruitless condition re-called by Nelson? (6) — ORANGE 2002-03-19
- He has the power to cut blades - grass? (6) — DESPOT 2002-03-19