Guardian Crossword Clues
252,838 clues · Page 2303 of 2529
- Perverted desire to live ... (6) — RESIDE 2002-02-22
- One's gran at a porn show could be unwelcome (7,3,5) — PERSONANONGRATA 2002-02-22
- What was famously "bust" in Miss West and Mrs French? (6) — MADAME 2002-02-22
- Cast an eye over neckwear and smalls (8) — SCANTIES 2002-02-22
- Dicky bathes in alcohol (8) — ABSINTHE 2002-02-22
- Fashionable way to make encroachment (6) — INROAD 2002-02-22
- Stride out with the strongest 10 (6) — DRIEST 2002-02-22
- Lack of hair oil supplier, inter alia (8) — ALOPECIA 2002-02-22
- Correction to original volume turns out louder (8) — REVISION 2002-02-22
- Model finds artist in need of a drink (6) — THIRST 2002-02-22
- Get nothing till a change takes place in London (7,4,4) — NOTTINGHILLGATE 2002-02-22
- Star turn embarrassed at taking a part, say (6) — SUNDER 2002-02-22
- Rupert seen to be holding the castle (6) — BROOKE 2002-02-22
- English poet and artist born over the water (5) — BLAKE 2002-02-21
- She keeps us in the sanatorium (5) — SUSAN 2002-02-21
- Cyclist's qualification (5) — RIDER 2002-02-21
- What the chef uses in a tense situation? (5,4) — KNIFEEDGE 2002-02-21
- Standing place for objects with hard back and strange flesh (9) — BOOKSHELF 2002-02-21
- Life in the fireplace and sink (9) — GRAVITATE 2002-02-21
- Sarah concentrating on sauce (5,8) — SALADDRESSING 2002-02-21
- Source named with all the necessary equipment (4-9) — WELLAPPOINTED 2002-02-21
- Actress Terry is well endowed, but not completely (5) — ELLEN 2002-02-21
- Incense in silver tomb, about a ton (9) — AGGRAVATE 2002-02-21
- Insignificant fellow spattered panda with dirt (9) — DANDIPRAT 2002-02-21
- Brother got up after getting best bitter (5) — ACERB 2002-02-21
- Anglo-Saxon writer trembles in the wind (5) — ASPEN 2002-02-21
- Protective train buffer? (9) — REARGUARD 2002-02-21
- Envious, getting identified as Charlie Dimmock (5-8) — GREENFINGERED 2002-02-21
- Nearly suffering as a substitute (5,2) — STANDIN 2002-02-21
- Final stage when death reaches wild animals for sport (7) — ENDGAME 2002-02-21
- Praise for Elizabeth when going round the lake (5) — BLESS 2002-02-21
- Good-looking lad with scar and sinus damaged (9) — NARCISSUS 2002-02-21
- The best of the Carmelites (5) — ELITE 2002-02-21
- Not even a soldier on strike could be called a misfit (3,3,3) — ODDMANOUT 2002-02-21
- Encouraged to embrace a bishop when heckled (9) — BARRACKED 2002-02-21
- Midshipman called about the crash (5) — PRANG 2002-02-21
- This female warrior's bust ain't in bra (9) — BRITANNIA 2002-02-21
- American berry grower's moving along (5) — LOGAN 2002-02-21
- Cookery writer knocks back gin with jazz singer (7) — NIGELLA 2002-02-21
- Case of the former Liberal (7) — EXAMPLE 2002-02-21
- Bartender needing a wad chopped up for the plainest food (5,3,5) — BREADANDWATER 2002-02-21
- Attempt crazy rising (4) — STAB 2002-02-20
- Light wood? (4) — BEAM 2002-02-20
- Man of law, not yet man to the French (5) — BOYLE 2002-02-20
- Modern way to get into prison (7) — NEWGATE 2002-02-20
- Stuffy and far from 'irsute (7) — AIRLESS 2002-02-20
- Bird giving offence during firework noise (4-5) — ROCKPIPIT 2002-02-20
- Suitor with unit adapted to be good for him (10) — NUTRITIOUS 2002-02-20
- Liberal by letter? (10) — PERMISSIVE 2002-02-20
- Triumvirate you need time to look up in a book (9) — THREESOME 2002-02-20
- Attack the arrangement continuously (3,4) — SETUPON 2002-02-20
- Trouble on-line about doctor, a fool, giving instructions (10) — ADMONITORY 2002-02-20
- Belittling of a good interchange (10) — DEROGATION 2002-02-20
- Alternative unknowns: this is an antelope (4) — ORYX 2002-02-20
- Travel to capital, say (4) — ROAM 2002-02-20
- Traffic not moving? Let off steam and it's a piece of cake (3,4) — JAMPUFF 2002-02-20
- With see-through material, it's hard to be a prophet (5) — MICAH 2002-02-20
- Note: see about part of speech I'm withdrawing (9) — SEMIBREVE 2002-02-20
- Smack in the snoot, as technically it is known (5) — TASTE 2002-02-20
- With student and petty officer separated in prison, I can do anything (15) — PLENIPOTENTIARY 2002-02-20
- Lubber employed at the theatre (4) — SWAB 2002-02-20
- Hanger-on at location of Red Devils? (8) — PARASITE 2002-02-20
- Organ playing during journey out of Mexico (3,6) — RIOGRANDE 2002-02-20
- Little boy with a metre-wide hole (5) — CHASM 2002-02-20
- Sunburn dispenser? It takes 2 (5) — TANGO 2002-02-20
- Ransack barrel to find a piece of weaponry (5,4) — RIFLEBUTT 2002-02-20
- Silver for a boy, endless fount of inspiration (8) — AGANIPPE 2002-02-20
- Drag the swag (4) — HAUL 2002-02-20
- Businessman takes stewed fruit right round an American walkway (7,8) — COMPANYPROMOTER 2002-02-20
- Little fool on the plus side? (5) — ASSET 2002-02-20
- Angry about a famous huntsman mostly requiring one to give way (5,4) — MAJORROAD 2002-02-20
- The range of half your vocals (5) — URALS 2002-02-19
- Spare fresh fruit (5) — PEARS 2002-02-19
- Stuff made from fat cheese (7) — TAFFETA 2002-02-19
- Professors once deserve to be put inside (ie retired) (7) — EMERITI 2002-02-19
- A rating for the crew (9) — TRANSFORM 2002-02-19
- It can give the staff a rating (9) — APPRAISAL 2002-02-19
- Magpie trained to peck animal (12) — KLEPTOMANIAC 2002-02-19
- Herds free to roam can be renewed (9) — REFRESHED 2002-02-19
- The art of the con man (5) — TRICK 2002-02-19
- Constant bearing (7) — ABIDING 2002-02-19
- Bury me below, perhaps (7) — EMBOWEL 2002-02-19
- Shown by Shackleton, but not his ship? (9) — ENDURANCE 2002-02-19
- The trouble with Susie? (5) — ISSUE 2002-02-19
- Those running on air seem romantic fantasy (12) — COMMENTARIES 2002-02-19
- Orpheus's repertoire? (9,5) — CLASSICALMUSIC 2002-02-19
- Animal took a piece of food inside (5) — OKAPI 2002-02-19
- Radioactive element at Etna is volatile (8) — ASTATINE 2002-02-19
- Fault is mended in narrow pipe (7) — FISTULA 2002-02-19
- Beheaded king, enough of a precedent (7) — EXAMPLE 2002-02-19
- Car with old sound (5) — AUDIO 2002-02-19
- Show note here (9) — REPRESENT 2002-02-19
- Its beams are important, however (9) — LIGHTSHIP 2002-02-19
- Exercise in Art Nouveau (5) — TRAIN 2002-02-19
- An Indian reservation? (7) — INKWELL 2002-02-19
- It is raised at the start (7) — EYEBROW 2002-02-19
- Factors involved in confiscation (8) — BAILIFFS 2002-02-19
- Perhaps Clio's daughter thought so (5) — MUSED 2002-02-19
- Is it used to pick out junk in the dark? (7,7) — CHINESELANTERN 2002-02-19
- Number take cover from rebuke (5) — CHIDE 2002-02-18