Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Victor, leaving hospital, is affected (4) — CAMP 2002-01-18
- Setting in the middle of Paris (6) — MILIEU 2002-01-18
- This disease of horses throws one off balance (8) — STAGGERS 2002-01-18
- Malice aunt spread to denigrate (10) — CALUMNIATE 2002-01-18
- Pleasing thing to amble out for a dessert (5,5) — PEACHMELBA 2002-01-18
- Old Bill's ferreting licence? (6,7) — SEARCHWARRANT 2002-01-18
- Affected holiness my canonist corrected (10) — SANCTIMONY 2002-01-18
- Encouraging suspect given new start (10) — AUSPICIOUS 2002-01-18
- Old soldier's row over the cavalry (8) — WARHORSE 2002-01-18
- Footballers here wealthier than management? (5,4,4) — WHITEHARTLANE 2002-01-18
- Principal shortened introduction to subject (4-2) — LEADIN 2002-01-18
- Rising star of the county (4) — AVON 2002-01-18
- Second horn's baggage (8) — STRUMPET 2002-01-18
- Loath to write a poem? (6) — AVERSE 2002-01-18
- Uproot a tree, acid-damaged (9) — ERADICATE 2002-01-18
- The French "hail and farewell" (5) — LEAVE 2002-01-18
- Perverted senorita game to join couple in this household (6,1,5) — MENAGEATROIS 2002-01-18
- Change course in desert (4) — TURN 2002-01-18
- Huntingdon, perhaps, could have been one in a hundred (10) — COUNTYTOWN 2002-01-18
- Self-regard of youth who found himself winning on the pools? (10) — NARCISSISM 2002-01-18
- Dash from the lane (4) — ELAN 2002-01-18
- Expert on the rocks in one kingdom (12) — MINERALOGIST 2002-01-18
- D note wrong? Try this bowing aid (5) — RESIN 2002-01-18
- Departures to see Mona Lisa taken out around end of Louvre (9) — ANOMALIES 2002-01-18
- Produces personal beads for old soldiers (6) — SWEATS 2002-01-18
- Delight in being on board, with drinks (8) — SWALLOWS 2002-01-18
- Very pretty is Peg when carrying little weight (4) — TWEE 2002-01-17
- Our mother, by Jove! (4) — LEDA 2002-01-17
- 1 across performing after "Encore" (5) — BISON 2002-01-17
- For limited period, looking healthy and full of energy (7) — INTERIM 2002-01-17
- Take nothing away from German prince with a complex daughter (7) — ELECTRA 2002-01-17
- Resolution to face duke (fist), or turn away? (9) — DISAFFECT 2002-01-17
- Fellow at top university's concerned with plants (10) — HERBACEOUS 2002-01-17
- Form to mark with an "X" for seats for independent parliamentarians (5,5) — CROSSBENCH 2002-01-17
- Tap round rib area, including heart finally in this investigation (5,4) — PATCHTEST 2002-01-17
- View of one of those known to be fully knowledgeable holding good (7) — OPINION 2002-01-17
- Farms in US maybe succeeded following cut after cut (10) — SSARECROPS 2002-01-17
- From outset, wait uncomfortably for the result (5,2,3) — SWEATITOUT 2002-01-17
- Billy's eclipsing top seed (4) — OATS 2002-01-17
- Grey does give a toss (4) — ASHY 2002-01-17
- Position in rugby for TSE? (3,4) — FLYHALF 2002-01-17
- One footing it, perhaps, in an attempt to take exercise (5) — BIPED 2002-01-17
- Bit of a bloomer admitting setback for senior politicians (9) — STATESMEN 2002-01-17
- With temperature and skin disorder, takes to bunk (5) — TRASH 2002-01-17
- Admitting error on taking in what one has said (6,4,5) — EATINGONESWORDS 2002-01-17
- Cut by sharp weapon, or shot? (4) — STAB 2002-01-17
- Enid's response? (8) — FEEDBACK 2002-01-17
- Pornographic material in this draft (9) — BLUEPRINT 2002-01-17
- Having killed son with violence, swings (5) — SLEWS 2002-01-17
- Taking unfamiliar way, gets lost in the mountains (5) — RANGE 2002-01-17
- Stay and calm down? (9) — DEFERMENT 2002-01-17
- Soak is husband? That's rather exaggerated! (8) — STEEPISH 2002-01-17
- Cart in enclosed space turned round (4) — DRAY 2002-01-17
- Medical professional has the assailant on film (15) — PSYCHOTHERAPIST 2002-01-17
- Basin or sink? (5) — STOOP 2002-01-17
- Expert sticking to specific plants and animals (9) — BUFFALOES 2002-01-17
- Prompt good starter to enter undressed (5) — NUDGE 2002-01-16
- Spire said to have body? (6) — FLECHE 2002-01-16
- Trickery is no big deal, they say (7) — SLEIGHT 2002-01-16
- Writer with horse to put shirt on - and the shirt? (7) — COBBETT 2002-01-16
- Successes prevent Kate acting (7) — WINSLET 2002-01-16
- Rude rebuff from 2 in the garden (9) — RASPBERRY 2002-01-16
- Means me - after I intervene between enlisted man and sergeant (7,6) — PRIVATEINCOME 2002-01-16
- Means of reproduction for awkward clients (7) — STENCIL 2002-01-16
- Get money - half the treasure - and turn to drink (9) — COINTREAU 2002-01-16
- Volunteers afforded a gift of money (6) — TALENT 2002-01-16
- Quiet among listeners? This could help achieve it (7) — EARPLUG 2002-01-16
- (and 12) . . .4, possibly native to the Channel Islands (5) — CANES 2002-01-16
- (and 25) Pack with would-be 22s, known in heaven as. . . (7) — HUNTING 2002-01-16
- (and16) Two ways of surviving in the urban jungle (6) — STREET 2002-01-16
- Gigolos when grown up sell childish things (6) — TOYMEN 2002-01-16
- See 1 down (4) — DOGS 2002-01-16
- The brother from Rome with fellow medallist in Devon (10) — ILFRACOMBE 2002-01-16
- Standard wielder of blue pencil? (6) — BANNER 2002-01-16
- Relating to a molecular process where love pierces the monster Caliban (8) — ANABOLIC 2002-01-16
- Cleans during typically straight talk (9) — DISCOURSE 2002-01-16
- See 27 (4) — WISE 2002-01-16
- Perceive the charge to be a pound? (4) — FEEL 2002-01-16
- Get garage repaired with sand and gravel (9) — AGGREGATE 2002-01-16
- See 2 (8) — VENATICI 2002-01-16
- Girl I'm upsetting with religious book (6) — MISSAL 2002-01-16
- 18's travels - right and left in the dry - in French 27s (5,5) — RURALRIDES 2002-01-16
- One negative will come before long (4) — ANON 2002-01-16
- See 1 across (6) — STICKS 2002-01-16
- (and 4) Jolly hitters with ad hoc clues for hanger-on (6) — HOCKEY 2002-01-16
- One month I returned frozen (4) — ICED 2002-01-15
- Prevented Green taking a bearing in time (7) — AVERTED 2002-01-15
- Way to declare luggage on flights (10) — STAIRCASES 2002-01-15
- You'll hear it said these people are too much in love (8,7) — COURTINGCOUPLES 2002-01-15
- One undertaking, with unusual care, to find ruler (7,8) — FUNERALDIRECTOR 2002-01-15
- Mark races back, losing a point (4) — SCAR 2002-01-15
- Salesman turned up to see red bouquet (7) — PERFUME 2002-01-15
- Escort, before sweetheart entered, swore (10) — GUARANTEED 2002-01-15
- Chums in boats get changed into swimwear (7,8) — BATHINGCOSTUMES 2002-01-15
- Change is needed in this place of entertainment (9,6) — AMUSEMENTARCADE 2002-01-15
- Watches Rose dancing - which may offend the viewers! (8) — EYESORES 2002-01-15
- Stick had bent before (6) — ADHERE 2002-01-15
- Tolerate performance around church piano (6) — ACCEPT 2002-01-15
- Ring Eric, worried about cup holder (8) — OCCUPIER 2002-01-15
- Source of decay overhead to be included (4) — ROOT 2002-01-15