Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Not a load-bearing beam (5) — LIGHT 2001-12-28
- The lowest point in deception, a dirty business (5) — NADIR 2001-12-28
- Present, maybe, making one uptight (5) — TENSE 2001-12-28
- Master Blair's retained hanging for those in 1, 8, 9 and 26 (9) — EUROPEANS 2001-12-28
- Oven to be held by judge: that's where it's done (5,4) — ROASTBEEF 2001-12-28
- Running away with strange men to Peel (9) — ELOPEMENT 2001-12-28
- Disease and its cause, an ego like the French (6,7) — GERMANMEASLES 2001-12-28
- Getting things just so, like Chopin after his love embraced mine (4,3,6) — SPITANDPOLISH 2001-12-28
- One complaint raised by Old Testament character (5) — NAOMI 2001-12-28
- Charges for a large quantity of fruit (9) — IMPEACHES 2001-12-28
- Singer can use the letters (9) — CHANTEUSE 2001-12-28
- Silver starting to develop problems (5) — AGGRO 2001-12-28
- Wrong number for Frost? (5) — CRIME 2001-12-28
- Downtrodden like Old Labour? (9) — UNDERFOOT 2001-12-28
- Sh! Tebbit is for reform? You'll be lucky! (4,2,7) — BESTOFBRITISH 2001-12-28
- Lower with awful dread, for example (7) — DEGRADE 2001-12-28
- Genuine error by Wax? (7) — SINCERE 2001-12-28
- Student well informed on American disease (5) — LUPUS 2001-12-28
- Theatrical musician and literary baron allowed back in (9) — LYTTELTON 2001-12-28
- A romp through Berlin? (5) — SPREE 2001-12-28
- The regular custom of sponsorship? (9) — PATRONAGE 2001-12-28
- Our ends may be (Hamlet) - when's possible clue? (5-4) — ROUGHHEWN 2001-12-28
- Return to the point before long - it may be catching (5) — NOOSE 2001-12-28
- Cutting mat with scissors - all but the ends, strangely (9) — OSTRACISM 2001-12-28
- Cast heard to be suffering (5) — THROE 2001-12-28
- Pass - turn over a couple of pages first (7) — APPROVE 2001-12-28
- Unnecessary verbiage for weightless bear (7) — PADDING 2001-12-28
- Where prices fall, endless obligation on unhesitating poet is not ordered (5,8) — DUTCHAUCTIONS 2001-12-28
- Bosses are posh folk, they say (5) — KNOBS 2001-12-27
- Welsh version of Greene novel (6) — RENEGE 2001-12-27
- Half made to butt into examination test (6) — ORDEAL 2001-12-27
- This provides the main prospect (8) — PORTHOLE 2001-12-27
- Animal - horse - rears when accountant Gerbeau is up (8) — CAPYBARA 2001-12-27
- Set off from school in old hat (9) — DETONATED 2001-12-27
- Written references? (7,2,6) — LETTERSOFCREDIT 2001-12-27
- 200 mg, say, of vegetable (6) — CARROT 2001-12-27
- Bluff queen sent back liquor - about a litre (9) — BAMBOOZLE 2001-12-27
- Councillor chap touring the city nursery (6) — CRECHE 2001-12-27
- Spooner's allowed bird to escape (3,5) — GETLOOSE 2001-12-27
- Wagon traffic (5) — TRUCK 2001-12-27
- Having the strength to admit Miss Carrington is winning (8) — ADORABLE 2001-12-27
- Offers surplus one pound to be doled out - amazing! (4,2,9) — FULLOFSURPRISES 2001-12-27
- Italian with 1,000 volunteers took the biscuit (9) — GARIBALDI 2001-12-27
- Dodge, these days, is captivated by the First Lady (5) — EVADE 2001-12-27
- Forbid the girl's audition and she'll scream until we go (7) — BANSHEE 2001-12-27
- Contracted hotel to take over part of hospital (7) — INDRAWN 2001-12-27
- Find him in the centre of... of the US (4) — ERIC 2001-12-27
- For which one might sit still? (10) — PHOTOGRAPH 2001-12-27
- Music at state ball to welcome back one who came in from the cold (7) — CALYPSO 2001-12-27
- Student in university, one in Staffordshire, has an instrument (7) — UKELELE 2001-12-27
- One-time chancellor delivered drink to songwriter (4,6) — COLEPORTER 2001-12-27
- Some may write off Ibsen plays as romances (4) — FIBS 2001-12-27
- Show Felix embracing nude (7) — CABARET 2001-12-27
- Not the first two ancillary cooks to be enthusiastic (7) — LYRICAL 2001-12-27
- The first prison to strike (5) — AMAZE 2001-12-27
- Slips below the surface of the river (9) — UNDERWEAR 2001-12-27
- Sound as a bell (5) — CLANG 2001-12-24
- Collide with end of bridge? A bad one might (6) — BARGEE 2001-12-24
- Frolicked about, showing scarlet undergarment (7) — CAPERED 2001-12-24
- Applause is praise in the orchestra section (7) — PLAUDIT 2001-12-24
- One-sided support for literature (4,3) — BOOKEND 2001-12-24
- Well-rounded notes in an unbeatable score (4,5) — FULLMARKS 2001-12-24
- One is not openly menaced by them (6,7) — VEILEDTHREATS 2001-12-24
- Fruit is when rain's about (7) — RAISINS 2001-12-24
- Dismissed from the Jockey Club? (6,3) — TURFEDOUT 2001-12-24
- Summing up a cleric in middle age (6) — ADDING 2001-12-24
- It may be caught and cooked in a pot (7) — LOBSTER 2001-12-24
- Help an upstanding girl (5) — NADIA 2001-12-24
- Put on weight and looked older (6) — STAGED 2001-12-24
- Badly rusted piece of cleaning equipment (6) — DUSTER 2001-12-24
- Side winds? (4) — AIRS 2001-12-24
- Believe one wouldn't say no to this (6) — ACCEPT 2001-12-24
- Sleeping partner maybe has scope to finish on board (8) — ROOMMATE 2001-12-24
- Cuts off credit to Chinese food raiser (9) — CHOPSTICK 2001-12-24
- Impudent type (4) — BOLD 2001-12-24
- Expresses disapproval of alcohol, say (4) — BOOS 2001-12-24
- What makes drips feel so pleased with their achievements? (4-5) — SELFPRIDE 2001-12-24
- Woman's habit is to delay; that is the end of it (8) — LINGERIE 2001-12-24
- Sound sort of artist (6) — STRAIT 2001-12-24
- Pacific islanders cash crop? (10) — BREADFRUIT 2001-12-24
- Late, but if on time, not late (4) — DEAD 2001-12-24
- Shellfish extract (6) — WINKLE 2001-12-24
- See special instructions (4) — ROLL 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (4) — CROW 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (6) — MELLOW 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (6) — TABLES 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (8) — EASEDOFF 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (8) — SINGSOLO 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (8) — MUSKROSE 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (9) — HIGHPRICE 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (9) — ONCEAYEAR 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (7) — BRADAWL 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (7) — CONCEDE 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (12) — WINTERHALTER 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (7) — ACHIEVE 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (7) — BARDELL 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (7) — TROLLOP 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (7) — HUMBERT 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (12) — DANGERSIGNAL 2001-12-22
- See special instructions (8) — LADYHELP 2001-12-22