Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Party policy won't be one's main interest (8) — SIDELINE 2002-01-28
- Veto for proposal (6) — FORBID 2002-01-28
- Spit in the sea (4,3) — SANDBAR 2002-01-28
- Chemical vent without top on at home (5) — OLEIN 2002-01-26
- Lines evident in cadaverous girl (6) — BRYONY 2002-01-26
- Name said to be associated with fuel chaos (7) — TURMOIL 2002-01-26
- Popular female given overdue boost (7) — INFLATE 2002-01-26
- Stone workers aren't stone-deaf, reportedly (6) — MENHIR 2002-01-26
- Pulsating holiday centre - Nan's knocked right out (8) — RESONANT 2002-01-26
- Half the crew missing on the river, a desperate situation (6) — CRISIS 2002-01-26
- Jail cut short as man's smuggled in tool (6) — CHISEL 2002-01-26
- Drastic action to get readings from a maximum-minimum thermometer? (15) — EXTREMEMEASURES 2002-01-26
- Like phone bill, having side organised with time? (8) — ITEMISED 2002-01-26
- Linguist and Philosopher opposed to Vietnam War writing in prison (7) — CHOMSKY 2002-01-26
- Idiotic fellow sitting on top of a tree? (7) — MADRONA 2002-01-26
- See 1 (5) — SLEEP 2002-01-26
- See cluer's use of rare, silly pseudo-lingo - absurd nonsense from 4 (10,5) — COLOURLESSGREEN 2002-01-26
- The girl going after catch meets boys around the north country (11) — NETHERLANDS 2002-01-26
- Storm finished? Make a dash for it! (7) — OVERRUN 2002-01-26
- In furniture store prohibit Japanese art (7) — IKEBANA 2002-01-26
- See 1 down (9) — FURIOUSLY 2002-01-26
- Characters in forge naturally turned black (5) — NEGRO 2002-01-26
- What's said to restrain crawlers here? (4) — KERB 2002-01-26
- Mind-benders making me stir around in confusion (10) — MESMERISTS 2002-01-26
- Maiden with spare tyre trained as a successful athlete (4,6) — MARYPETERS 2002-01-26
- Endless money? Take it easy! (4) — LOLL 2002-01-26
- See 1 down (5) — IDEAS 2002-01-26
- Lucre's somehow made with pots - but there's no ecstasy for the craftspeople (9) — SCULPTORS 2002-01-26
- Poorly-rated home kept by member of crew (3-4) — ONESTAR 2002-01-26
- Old weapon that's iron-like, left to be buried (7) — HALBERD 2002-01-26
- Bread supplier on the high street? (4,7) — CASHMACHINE 2002-01-26
- Passengers are safer when marshalled (5) — FARES 2002-01-25
- Noise heard by the Seine? (5) — SOUND 2002-01-25
- In the ballad it runs westward, ebbing and flowing (5) — TIDAL 2002-01-25
- A little European water creature (7) — TADPOLE 2002-01-25
- The Nora Batty is someone else! (7) — ANOTHER 2002-01-25
- It can whisk into the sky (9) — EGGBEATER 2002-01-25
- This hold up could bring up redness (9) — SUSPENDER 2002-01-25
- Spooner wanted improved security for this door feature (6,3) — LETTERBOX 2002-01-25
- Pests concealed among primates (7) — APHIDES 2002-01-25
- Vacancy left in reserve (5) — BLANK 2002-01-25
- Stop fool from flying in monkey food (9) — GROUNDNUT 2002-01-25
- Change the hymn-book by omitting postscript (5) — ALTER 2002-01-25
- Is less than 4 inches a fast record? (9) — SHORTHAND 2002-01-25
- Jock's sorry about colour (5) — OCHRE 2002-01-25
- What the useless cobbler said before becoming a beggar (9) — MENDICANT 2002-01-25
- Wild flower found in Jersey landslide (7) — COWSLIP 2002-01-25
- A substitute book (7) — RESERVE 2002-01-25
- The German reversed round broken axle and let go (7) — RELAXED 2002-01-25
- 3:2 could be one in Horatio's calculation (5) — RATIO 2002-01-25
- Firmly set on heading for cover (9) — HIDEBOUND 2002-01-25
- . . .if she fled away here (9) — SHEFFIELD 2002-01-25
- Fantastic route. . . (5) — OUTRE 2002-01-25
- Drunk in snug (5) — TIGHT 2002-01-25
- Positions taken by attorney with conflicting duties (9) — ATTITUDES 2002-01-25
- They stay away from beast seen running (9) — ABSENTEES 2002-01-25
- Type of attention found in Public Library (5) — PEARL 2002-01-25
- Fully revealed by Monty? (5) — NAKED 2002-01-25
- Once the Queen's favourite sheep (9) — LEICESTER 2002-01-25
- One could bring hope to a suffering saint, internally (9) — OSTEOPATH 2002-01-25
- Lift up half a bottle in the laboratory (5) — WINCH 2002-01-25
- The study of unknown symbols? (7) — ALGEBRA 2002-01-25
- Food for politicians? (7) — COMMONS 2002-01-25
- (and 1) Sincere Zionist settled maybe with pensions (6) — SENIOR 2002-01-24
- Old stick of a lawyer by whom Margaret's granny's embraced (6) — PENANG 2002-01-24
- Famous death in the engine? (3,3) — BIGEND 2002-01-24
- Frank's garments, half of the sixes (6) — CLOVIS 2002-01-24
- Modern culture retaining spelling in principal part of paper (4,4) — NEWSPAGE 2002-01-24
- A cat is presented to the Queen to make little drops (8) — ATOMISER 2002-01-24
- Second Labour premier absorbing fluid with alien armada (6,5) — BATTLEFLEET 2002-01-24
- Hunting, shooting, or fishing, say, in larger understanding (6) — GERUND 2002-01-24
- Area of flower country given a lift without oxygen (6) — REGION 2002-01-24
- Act dumb initially with stone hitting bumper (6) — DODGEM 2002-01-24
- Shot on target and the Frenchman will croak (8) — BULLFROG 2002-01-24
- Room for Germans in 1811? (6) — ZIMMER 2002-01-24
- See 20 (8) — CITIZENS 2002-01-24
- See 21 (6) — FORGOD 2002-01-24
- 18 (11) has poles covered in fat (6) — SUNSET 2002-01-24
- Writer returned to cut relation (6) — NEPHEW 2002-01-24
- 18 (11) is what happens to fish (8) — EVENTIDE 2002-01-24
- (and 25) 20 1 in 11s don't quite emulate Beckett characters (4) — WAIT 2002-01-24
- (and 11) Polled sheep moo, oddly, in 20 1's residence (3,7) — OLDPEOPLES 2002-01-24
- 10's upset about time at the pictures for 11 dealer (6,5) — ESTATEAGENT 2002-01-24
- 18 (11) needs payment to take in weary setter (10) — RETIREMENT 2002-01-24
- See 18 (4) — HOME 2002-01-24
- Moral tale has the bloody lot on ecstasy (8) — ALLEGORY 2002-01-24
- What's responsible for images of 20 1? (6) — AGEISM 2002-01-24
- Marine mammal moved soil on string (6) — DUGONG 2002-01-24
- Fruit painter is at home (6) — RAISIN 2002-01-24
- Part of central London, then little accommodation? (4) — SOHO 2002-01-23
- (and 15, 12) Meat tart past its sell-by date? (6) — MUTTON 2002-01-23
- See 17 (6) — SHEEPS 2002-01-23
- Distort time (7) — STRETCH 2002-01-23
- Shame in my going topless? Shameful! (8) — IGNOMINY 2002-01-23
- Subject of musical opera never missing Royal Performance (3,5) — EVAPERON 2002-01-23
- Fortunate to see a dodgy leader dismissed (10) — AUSPICIOUS 2002-01-23
- Producer of music by wartime singer is heard (6) — VIOLIN 2002-01-23
- Vulgar words recur with naval orders (10) — VERNACULAR 2002-01-23
- Boxer getting beaten up? So what! (8) — SOUTHPAW 2002-01-23
- Country teacher promoted by University? Yes! (7) — URUGUAY 2002-01-23