Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Sweet Baby puts singer on the dole (6) — CHERUB 2002-01-23
- Whoever wrote this dog's dinner must be round the bend! (4) — PAUL 2002-01-23
- In favour of model, one suggests (8) — PROPOSER 2002-01-23
- See 17 (8) — CLOTHING 2002-01-23
- Heavenly body is hell (5) — PLUTO 2002-01-23
- All round sport! (4) — SUMO 2002-01-23
- Concerned with flag, soldiers last to effect withdrawal (10) — RETIREMENT 2002-01-23
- River enters the sea at a harbour (6) — MARINA 2002-01-23
- Pretender wants partisan exposed (8) — ASPIRANT 2002-01-23
- (and 21, 26) Voracity 15 12? (1,4,2) — AWOLFIN 2002-01-23
- Actor and llama's relative almost totally in love (2,6) — ALPACINO 2002-01-23
- See 22 down (2,4) — ASLAMB 2002-01-23
- Set up hot network at proper meeting place (5,5) — RIGHTANGLE 2002-01-23
- Stone circles rolled over (4) — OPAL 2002-01-23
- Former pupil and priest, daggers drawn (5) — OBELI 2002-01-23
- Short break for the tired heart, you might say? (8) — BREATHER 2002-01-23
- Sound prospect for conveyance of neat dwelling (4) — BYRE 2002-01-22
- State measure for reproductive material (6) — GAMETE 2002-01-22
- They grow to be worthy of consideration (6) — LILIES 2002-01-22
- Cards involving complicated quiz in spelling test (7) — BEZIQUE 2002-01-22
- The elder displayed another millennium disaster (8) — ETHELRED 2002-01-22
- Master European currency (gold) (8) — EDUCATOR 2002-01-22
- City man upset over tonight's performance (10) — NOTTINGHAM 2002-01-22
- Norman armour used by the sovereign (6) — MAILER 2002-01-22
- Kinky model in parsonage providing a show up front (5,5) — APRONSTAGE 2002-01-22
- A teach-in, first to last on drink (5,3) — CHINATEA 2002-01-22
- Malicious gossip fell on cultivated land (7) — SCANDAL 2002-01-22
- Jewish spice gives lift to alien musical (6) — STACTE 2002-01-22
- Shakespeare, perhaps, or Bacon? (4) — BARD 2002-01-22
- Flora, say, hindered 26 by wire (8) — TELEGRAM 2002-01-22
- Showing improvement when put under treatment (8) — UPTURNED 2002-01-22
- Smooth diplomat stops short at nothing (6) — LEGATO 2002-01-22
- Daring to speak of a way out (4) — BOLD 2002-01-22
- "Pam is a girl" - unfortunately that's been used before (10) — PLAGIARISM 2002-01-22
- The ego trip for a poet? (6) — GOETHE 2002-01-22
- It is lowered for landing (8) — ALTITUDE 2002-01-22
- New Year honours for a composer (7) — JANACEK 2002-01-22
- Wounded boy turns in his gun (7) — SMITTEN 2002-01-22
- Attempt sitar badly before achieving creative elegance (8) — ARTISTRY 2002-01-22
- Flinch from having bell in church (6) — CRINGE 2002-01-22
- Once no lady could become a writer (5,5) — CONANDOYLE 2002-01-22
- Tuesday or Wednesday, when pupil comes in (4) — WELD 2002-01-22
- Magnificent group knowing a little? (6) — HEPTAD 2002-01-22
- It means many are confused about meaning (8) — SEMANTIC 2002-01-22
- Uplifted, achieved very good times (5) — TEMPI 2002-01-21
- Near the brink and very nervous (2,4) — ONEDGE 2002-01-21
- Saving Grace (7) — DARLING 2002-01-21
- Gather that the boxer is slightly in the lead? (5,2) — ROUNDUP 2002-01-21
- An empty new settlement (7) — PAYMENT 2002-01-21
- Joke will end with a periodical row (9) — PUNCHLINE 2002-01-21
- A plan that goes into great detail (5-5,3) — LARGESCALEMAP 2002-01-21
- A number making a noise in examination (7) — ORDINAL 2002-01-21
- Perhaps a pony is a matter of no consequence (5,4) — SMALLBEER 2002-01-21
- Fall to the Americans (6) — AUTUMN 2002-01-21
- Term commonly used for a thrashing - why? (4,3) — WHATFOR 2002-01-21
- The wastage is very large among doctors (5) — DROSS 2002-01-21
- Pushy type for the high jump (7) — UPSTART 2002-01-21
- Broken spy ring likely to bounce back (7) — SPRINGY 2002-01-21
- Wrested apart and scattered (7) — STREWED 2002-01-21
- Where to yawn, when it's late (10) — BEHINDHAND 2002-01-21
- Recovery vessel - put out in it (6) — UPTURN 2002-01-21
- Near fortune acquired through luck (2,6) — BYCHANCE 2002-01-21
- Just buying and selling (4,5) — FAIRTRADE 2002-01-21
- Stretch over the end of the desk and chastise (5) — SPANK 2002-01-21
- Cease to insist on the latest news (4,5) — STOPPRESS 2002-01-21
- Taking a stroll after midnight is taking a risk (8) — GAMBLING 2002-01-21
- High range of service provided (6) — MASSIF 2002-01-21
- Way-out of the theatre (5-5) — AVANTGARDE 2002-01-21
- Capital invested in Czechoslovakia (4) — OSLO 2002-01-21
- A house on mains supply (7) — MANSION 2002-01-21
- Recorded snub (3,4) — PUTDOWN 2002-01-21
- Lighter in appropriate colour? (5) — MATCH 2002-01-19
- Fight against nurse? (7) — CONTEND 2002-01-19
- Epilepsy a disqualification on the coast of India? (7) — MALABAR 2002-01-19
- Hope it's displayed on the 9 menu! (3,3) — HOTPIE 2002-01-19
- See 16 (7) — VINEGAR 2002-01-19
- (and 17) Naval rating Des makes provision for 9 (4,3) — SALTAND 2002-01-19
- Fellow member gets up and is. . . (9) — COMPRISES 2002-01-19
- Sign on the first part of 9 (6) — SCALES 2002-01-19
- Get drunk around the West Indies? Not so fast! (7) — SLOWISH 2002-01-19
- Add up to promotion, as on the 9 menu (5,4) — MUSHYPEAS 2002-01-19
- Irish copper in cover was fatal to Samson (7) — HAIRCUT 2002-01-19
- Report of Sally on side of deck (7) — GUNWALE 2002-01-19
- Alternative to one about the alternative (5) — OTHER 2002-01-19
- Minimum intelligence from torch? (7) — GLIMMER 2002-01-19
- (See 25) (6) — ORCHID 2002-01-19
- (and 26) Alien desired to keep light to race horse (6) — DESERT 2002-01-19
- South African custom: the person now at the wicket is on the 9 menu (7,2,6) — SAUSAGEINBATTER 2002-01-19
- Express sorrow at unconvincing part of the Bible (6) — LAMENT 2002-01-19
- A pipe of wine with fashionable entry (8) — CLARINET 2002-01-19
- Forcibly lift surrounding setters with nostalgia (8) — HOMESICK 2002-01-19
- Sci-fi writer in love with Mavis? (6) — ASIMOV 2002-01-19
- Article on the peg to acquire first set (6) — TEETHE 2002-01-19
- Crazy food at Christmas party (8) — CRACKERS 2002-01-19
- Girl holding king to bathe in bran tub (5,3) — LUCKYDIP 2002-01-19
- Sloy to film buffs in Asia Minor (6) — SMYRNA 2002-01-19
- Female is to pass fruit in sack to takeaway (4,3,4,4) — FISHANDCHIPSHOP 2002-01-19
- (See 1) (6) — THOMAS 2002-01-19
- (and 4) The boys of Tonypandy used to speak (6) — GEORGE 2002-01-19
- Bag to make one's cup of tea (4) — BENT 2002-01-18