Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Wartime enemy heading off for the firing line (4) — OCHE 2002-03-15
- Nick helmets and hose pipe for fancy dress (15) — MEPHISTOPHELESE 2002-03-15
- British involved in selling fur (5) — SABLE 2002-03-15
- Yale scholar? (9) — LOCKSMITH 2002-03-15
- Confer on purpose with old women (5) — ENDOW 2002-03-14
- Cows - that's admitted by their mates (7) — BULLIES 2002-03-14
- Graduates tucked into Mexican snack - it's hot stuff! (7) — TABASCO 2002-03-14
- Vulgar rendition of soul hit (7) — LOUTISH 2002-03-14
- Used teeth on one bird or another (7) — BITTENN 2002-03-14
- Unknown poet in charge in state is in all the anthologies (9) — CANONICAL 2002-03-14
- Examiner covering drunken sot's unique hormone (12) — TESTOSTERONE 2002-03-14
- Tory getting prize money is above being lecherous (12) — CONCUPISCENT 2002-03-14
- Formed ranks with top Italian director (7) — FELLINI 2002-03-14
- Acquires information about rising savings (4,3) — NESTEGG 2002-03-14
- Twelve dozen is just too much! (5) — GROSS 2002-03-14
- Musical Rice and I mount is not very original (9) — IMITATIVE 2002-03-14
- Wake up to serial killer's fifth mutilation (7) — REALISE 2002-03-14
- Emitter of smoke ring concealing name unknown (7) — CHIMNEY 2002-03-14
- See 24 (2,3,7) — INTHEWILLOWS 2002-03-14
- Copper quietly taking charge of shock absorber (7) — CUSHION 2002-03-14
- (and 26) Will windows provide a solution to children's classic? (3,4) — THEWIND 2002-03-14
- "Misty Blue" ran amok (7) — NEBULAR 2002-03-14
- Push out redundant artist missing 4 (7) — EXTRUDE 2002-03-14
- Apocryphal book, the first with death notice (5) — TOBIT 2002-03-14
- Take sailors to court about North European of inferior rank (9) — SUBALTERN 2002-03-14
- Disguised in part of Cartesian dictum without point (9) — INCOGNITO 2002-03-14
- Beneficiary of agreement during exercise (5) — PAYEE 2002-03-14
- Agents apprehending City type (7) — SPECIES 2002-03-14
- Twice preserve a bar (7) — CANTINA 2002-03-14
- Growth of large steel refinery (7) — OSSELET 2002-03-14
- Order to include capital "I" in paperwork (7) — ORIGAMI 2002-03-14
- Potential weapon for rampaging Viking going to France (7,5) — CARVINGKNIFE 2002-03-14
- Proboscis not beginning to rise creates a knot (4) — KNUR 2002-03-13
- Indifference to whatever you may cough up? (6) — PHLEGM 2002-03-13
- Nothing around to catch the bird (6) — LINNET 2002-03-13
- Pep up with a small measure before the soldiers come in (8) — ENERGISE 2002-03-13
- A man upset by first one concerned with mental illness (8) — ALIENIST 2002-03-13
- Graven data could be innovative (5-5) — AVANTGARDE 2002-03-13
- Marxist city with gold goddess needs to change the colour scheme (10) — REDECORATE 2002-03-13
- Chance upon an idea: be there with a little drink to introduce slender Annan (4,2,5,2,2) — COMETOTHINKOFIT 2002-03-13
- A name-dropping sentimentalist, fragrantly distinctive (8) — AROMATIC 2002-03-13
- Line in nautical footwear? (8) — PLIMSOLL 2002-03-13
- Swap hearts for ace and get a chewy sweet for nothing (6) — NOUGHT 2002-03-13
- Bond that puts compiler in the money (6) — CEMENT 2002-03-13
- Obsession with buzzing in the head? (3,2,4,6) — BEEINONESBONNET 2002-03-13
- Dress up for York (4) — ROBE 2002-03-13
- Coming back, traveller in time met the Devil (7) — TEMPTER 2002-03-13
- Confer the right name (7) — ENTITLE 2002-03-13
- Impish fellow going into the river backwards (5) — ELFIN 2002-03-13
- Wretched diner gets into muddle: what a performance (9) — RENDITION 2002-03-13
- Large, thick, oboe-shaped vegetable (5,9) — GLOBEARTICHOKE 2002-03-13
- Flag officer chases group of women (4) — WILT 2002-03-13
- Young creature getting comfortable (8) — NESTLING 2002-03-13
- Quiet walkway will be costlier to reconstruct (8) — CLOISTER 2002-03-13
- Vessel heard turning in the wind (4) — VANE 2002-03-13
- Lack of warmth shown by a French fan is almost icy (14) — UNENTHUSIASTIC 2002-03-13
- Dressed to kill, perhaps, either sex established (9) — UNIFORMED 2002-03-13
- Stoker catches a quarter of the fish (5) — BREAM 2002-03-13
- A show-off, the bounder (7) — PRANCER 2002-03-13
- Polish figure by Italian crossing (7) — RUBICON 2002-03-13
- Fish see reflection over lake (4) — EELS 2002-03-12
- It's 5.5 yards, going round one way (4) — ROAD 2002-03-12
- Silly ass holding head of pin for pinheads (4) — SAPS 2002-03-12
- Well-heeled or well-oiled? Such a question is unfair (6) — LOADED 2002-03-12
- Failed to move away from home (6) — AFIELD 2002-03-12
- Wendy's family pets (8) — DARLINGS 2002-03-12
- Worthies revealing why schoolchildren are innumerate? (8) — NOTABLES 2002-03-12
- Port in northern Massachusetts, beer in southern Massachusetts, initially (5) — SALEM 2002-03-12
- Heartlessness and senselessness about olfactory offensiveness (10) — INHUMANITY 2002-03-12
- Prince finally among the creme de la creme. Harry? (5) — BESET 2002-03-12
- Advance slowly and cautiously, or steal quietly away (4) — INCH 2002-03-12
- German writer introducing German article about Old English (6) — GOETHE 2002-03-12
- I am England's new star (7,3) — LEADINGMAN 2002-03-12
- Deceive with terrific talk (6) — CONFAB 2002-03-12
- Robert Oppenheimer's first association with a songbird (8) — BOBOLINK 2002-03-12
- Twenty pence contribution? That's kind! (4) — TYPE 2002-03-12
- Country work that's also part recreation (8) — PASTORAL 2002-03-12
- Lacklustre send-up of Shakespeare (4) — DRAB 2002-03-12
- A star of professional golf (5) — ALGOL 2002-03-12
- Plastic switch needed for telephony (9) — POLYTHENE 2002-03-12
- Colour that's in, in inn in France (9) — AUBERGINE 2002-03-12
- Shoot a descendant (5) — SCION 2002-03-12
- Paddy has so much French spirit (7) — TANTRUM 2002-03-12
- Transport me with large hamper (7) — TRAMMEL 2002-03-12
- Exemplary poser (5) — MODEL 2002-03-12
- Not quite a royal family (3) — KIN 2002-03-12
- Airy-fairy? (5) — SYLPH 2002-03-12
- Crazy blunders involving knucklehead (7) — BONKERS 2002-03-12
- Swiss city takes in one Italian artist (7) — BERNINI 2002-03-12
- Get rid of 500 yen (5) — DITCH 2002-03-12
- Before start of race, punter is richer (6,3) — BETTEROFF 2002-03-12
- Yoko has no news about being solo (2,4,3) — ONONESOWN 2002-03-12
- Set for scan? Why? (5) — READY 2002-03-12
- It may flow and sound like the sea (4) — MANE 2002-03-11
- Common complaint of many of advanced years (4) — COLD 2002-03-11
- Miscalculate and tip a pound note (6) — BUNGLE 2002-03-11
- Uniformed footmen (8) — INFANTRY 2002-03-11
- Dostoevsky's partner in crime (10) — PUNISHMENT 2002-03-11
- Lacking respect, notwithstanding (10) — REGARDLESS 2002-03-11
- Wiseacre makes a witticism, spoken in French (6) — PUNDIT 2002-03-11