Guardian Crossword Clues
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- See 7 (4) — RAGE 2002-01-05
- Involve keeping things in the family (6) — ENTAIL 2002-01-05
- Girl left on Cumbrian coast (8) — MARYPORT 2002-01-05
- Black and white listen to Spooner's green space (4,4) — HYDEPARK 2002-01-05
- Conservatives dug a lord out (3,5) — OLDGUARD 2002-01-05
- The complete bird gets to move quite briskly (10) — ALLEGRETTO 2002-01-05
- See 21 (4) — HOLD 2002-01-05
- Unhappy motoring is a bore, interrupting the caviar? (4,4) — ROAD 2002-01-05
- Sold out in centre of viral infection (4,4) — COLDSORE 2002-01-05
- Contest in the round with increased number in the bag (3,5) — CUPMATCH 2002-01-05
- Case of Paul holding Matthews (11 10) (8) — INSTANCE 2002-01-05
- It isn't acuteness that discovers iron between church and town (10) — CHRONICITY 2002-01-05
- Licence to mix with epic (6) — POETIC 2002-01-05
- Little creature in Richard II's speech? (3-3) — DIKDIK 2002-01-05
- Say nasty things about river container (8) — EXECRATE 2002-01-05
- Too much Scotch, not at home capital (6) — OTTAWA 2002-01-05
- Expose drug made by jet? (8) — AIRSPEED 2002-01-05
- Game gets warmer through the French fever (5,6) — RUGBYLEAGUE 2002-01-05
- Perfectly prepared to die for one's friend (7) — IDEALLY 2002-01-05
- Beast eating artist for dessert? (7) — CARAMEL 2002-01-05
- See 10 (11) — ASSOCIATION 2002-01-05
- Authority in 11 10 performing a solo on FBI coat-tails (8,11) — FOOTBALL 2002-01-05
- Front page held up for Roman governor? (6) — PILATE 2002-01-05
- See 4 (8) — THENORTH 2002-01-05
- George Gordon frequently intervened between male and female (Roth's work) (4,2,3,5) — COCKOF 2002-01-05
- Call for a quiet time (4) — PAGE 2002-01-04
- Stick with present company to begin with (6) — COHERE 2002-01-04
- Rail trip to Venetian quarter (6) — RIALTO 2002-01-04
- No beauty, but she was ill-used in some degree (6) — MEDUSA 2002-01-04
- Gaiety (and a legal term to cover it) (8) — HILARITY 2002-01-04
- Like a mother could lose a point and gain one - it's seriously relevant (8) — MATERIAL 2002-01-04
- A knot to tie - it was an investment (6,4) — GRANNYBOND 2002-01-04
- Bound up with the church in fraud (6) — DECEIT 2002-01-04
- Al Gore gathered in abundance (6) — GALORE 2002-01-04
- His plain language leads to court order (10) — PROSECUTOR 2002-01-04
- Top-liner trained to fight crime? (8) — INTERPOL 2002-01-04
- Girl is first 7 (6) — ISABEL 2002-01-04
- Bow could be sinister (4) — BEND 2002-01-04
- He got profit from opposing 9 immigration (8) — HEREWARD 2002-01-04
- In Yorkshire, Londoners make undue claim (8) — ARROGATE 2002-01-04
- Laurel's pronounced averse (6) — STANZA 2002-01-04
- Dover, perhaps, rejecting excess of foreigners (4) — PORT 2002-01-04
- Earl without honour (10) — YARBOROUGH 2002-01-04
- Line taken by turbulent cleric (6) — CIRCLE 2002-01-04
- Davis run in? That's not fair (8) — BRUNETTE 2002-01-04
- Grabbing by the church of way-out cult (6) — CLUTCH 2002-01-04
- Legal righteousness in one could harm another (6) — DHARMA 2002-01-04
- It was a hit when the devil performed (8) — IMPACTED 2002-01-04
- Male ideal raised on the farm (6) — MANGEL 2002-01-04
- Doctor Spock, but he may enable you to get off cheaply (6,4) — BUCKETSHOP 2002-01-04
- A joint for Tuesday? (4) — WELD 2002-01-04
- Baptismal name(s) given to an invader (6) — NORMAN 2002-01-04
- Indeed a complicated case gets passed over (8) — DECEASED 2002-01-04
- Driven to be purified from the head down (5) — URGED 2002-01-03
- Creative traits make one? (6) — ARTIST 2002-01-03
- Goals or a near miss cited by poor loser (4-3) — ALSORAN 2002-01-03
- Transmitter raises atmosphere in field (6) — AERIAL 2002-01-03
- Tokyo's excited about races for goddess (7) — KOTYTTO 2002-01-03
- Foundations set up by imaginative studies on vehicle (9) — SUBSTRATA 2002-01-03
- One downing spirits or one cutting out (9) — EXORCISER 2002-01-03
- Confer gold on reported victor of 29 (6) — ORDAIN 2002-01-03
- Three bridges at what should see an end to 1 acrosses (6) — TREATY 2002-01-03
- BUPA's rule for treatment can be followed (9) — PURSUABLE 2002-01-03
- Customary for no vermin to be docked (5) — NOMIC 2002-01-03
- Like logs pruned by 1st and 2nd of the Muses (7) — PIERIAN 2002-01-03
- House for 2? (9) — LANCASTER 2002-01-03
- Rose to power in 1 across (5) — TUDOR 2002-01-03
- British left to confess what ships were at 28 (5,2) — BLOWNUP 2002-01-03
- Crew taking on old irregular in this 1 across (6) — MALDON 2002-01-03
- Part-timers were sufficient for 1 across (7) — TARANTO 2002-01-03
- Victory in this 1 across (9) — TRAFALGAR 2002-01-03
- 1 across concerns snuffing out the East (5) — ISSUS 2002-01-03
- Excursions by Arabs halted at 1 across (5) — TOURS 2002-01-03
- Run out to shout approval about way Odo was caught in this 1 across (9) — ROCHESTER 2002-01-03
- Au fait with Beresford's first real controversial 1 across (7) — ALBUERA 2002-01-03
- 1 across in second addressed for poet in first (6) — TOBRUK 2002-01-03
- North Sea runs close to 1 across (6) — NASEBY 2002-01-03
- 1 across continued verbally (7) — PRESTON 2002-01-03
- 1 across for a gin palace (9) — AGINCOURT 2002-01-03
- Originally, not a Russian victory at 1 across (5) — NARVA 2002-01-03
- West sees service in 1 across (5) — MARNE 2002-01-03
- 1 across where French retreating ran into foul deed (9) — OUDENARDE 2002-01-03
- Criticise one stroke in Mogul 1 across (7) — PANIPAT 2002-01-03
- It requires courage to have one - rather than love! (6) — BATTLE 2002-01-03
- Spirit required by a single (4) — PERI 2002-01-02
- Shakes with ice (5) — ROCKS 2002-01-02
- Bloke offering "cor" with endless love (6) — GEEZER 2002-01-02
- Fancy horse right on the inside (6) — FRILLY 2002-01-02
- For example Britain, say, or Ireland scoring? (8) — COMPOSER 2002-01-02
- Sucker takes a seat during hurricane, losing head (8) — TAPEWORM 2002-01-02
- Cuba always will accept travel document? On the contrary, quite the opposite (4,5) — VICEVERSA 2002-01-02
- Where noise is unsettling, in general (10) — EISENHOWER 2002-01-02
- Bird's late drink (8) — NIGHTJAR 2002-01-02
- Little water, first taken from empty sink (8) — RAINDROP 2002-01-02
- Award likely to be bagged by horse (4) — GONG 2002-01-02
- Lace shifts, one in blue material, smooth stuff (9) — PORCELAIN 2002-01-02
- Tree with many fruit, but one pea, say (5) — MAPLE 2002-01-02
- Shuffles bottoms of various sizes? (10) — REARRANGES 2002-01-02
- Chopin's Dwarf? Disney's, we hear (6,5) — MINUTE 2002-01-02
- Something I said to 27 on court (6) — HINGIS 2002-01-02