Guardian Crossword Clues
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- One's beaten the house, some say (4) — DRUM 2001-12-01
- One's in the right for the rest (3-2) — LIEIN 2001-12-01
- Thrift making one, say, see red (3,4) — SEAPINK 2001-12-01
- Service producing such ballads on tap? (3-4) — BARROOM 2001-12-01
- An air of study about Herr Sachs (7) — CHANSON 2001-12-01
- Chaps spreading tension among peace-loving Protestants (10) — MENNONITES 2001-12-01
- No bird left to say "Cheep" (7) — NOMINAL 2001-12-01
- One women's movement for social reform (7) — OWENISM 2001-12-01
- A horse in with a double place in NSW (5,5) — WAGGAWAGGA 2001-12-01
- (and 1) Bottom lines declaimed here (9,6) — MIDSUMMERNIGHTS 2001-12-01
- 21s' old cyclic appeal: "O, spend money! A tub, perhaps?" (4,2,3,3,3) — STOPMEANDBUYONE 2001-12-01
- The French had given up gold for this? (4) — EURO 2001-12-01
- www.rbrucescave.com ? (7) — WEBSITE 2001-12-01
- See 5 (5) — DREAM 2001-12-01
- Just a second! I'm making pink champagne for the Raj (7) — SIMPKIN 2001-12-01
- Indian's bow made with pressed palms (7) — NAMASTE 2001-12-01
- Old Testament woman, like Solomon with a difference (9) — OTHERWISE 2001-12-01
- Tobacco tin discarded (5) — SNOUT 2001-12-01
- 24's divisive role in 5 1 down's tragedy (4) — WALL 2001-12-01
- A monarch abandoned caution when flying (10) — AERONAUTIC 2001-12-01
- Scourge leaving many sadly wrinkled (6) — RUGOSE 2001-12-01
- Ship's boy so confined? (7) — CABINED 2001-12-01
- High aims rectified French sickness (7) — MIASMAL 2001-12-01
- Given time, he'd have one climbing up the wall (6) — HEDERA 2001-12-01
- Legwork of aunt, a limbo dancer (10) — AMBULATION 2001-12-01
- She serves young skate or mother fish (4) — MAID 2001-12-01
- Single ampere shedding light (5) — GLEAM 2001-12-01
- Blocked classic vessel in ground (9) — EMBARGOED 2001-12-01
- Fell from broken window, one's going after the doctor (3,4) — MOWDOWN 2001-12-01
- Well below their prediction? (7) — DOWSERS 2001-12-01
- Hercules? He's off to raise the dough (5) — LUCRE 2001-11-30
- Not quite over being wound up (6) — ENDING 2001-11-30
- A treaty distributed by carrier (3,4) — TEATRAY 2001-11-30
- Man in kind of shirt turned up with old shoulder badge (7) — EPAULET 2001-11-30
- Flag of a military man we lay claim to (7) — COLOURS 2001-11-30
- Imperative to include ring, a revolutionary facial adornment (9) — MOUSTACHE 2001-11-30
- Eating hours starting to be considered uneconomic (4-9) — TIMECONSUMING 2001-11-30
- Centrepiece Peregrine ordered, but not the right one (7) — EPERGNE 2001-11-30
- Part of helmet found by child in street and even put back (9) — CHINSTRAP 2001-11-30
- Stirring kind of voice (6) — ACTIVE 2001-11-30
- Joker gets most of the drink; that's funny (7) — COMICAL 2001-11-30
- The Amerindian God is to be believed (5) — CREED 2001-11-30
- Peculiar seaside complaint (7) — DISEASE 2001-11-30
- Filthy place to keep fish cold (6) — STEELY 2001-11-30
- Bring about the demise, say, of Santa Claus (6) — SLEIGH 2001-11-30
- Man to man in Cumbria (4) — CARL 2001-11-30
- Occasion on which a student is working (10) — FUNCTIONAL 2001-11-30
- Unfixed one part of the street parade (6) — AFLOAT 2001-11-30
- A vessel in choice metal (8) — PLATINUM 2001-11-30
- Big toe cracked turning hot tap! Get the bone doctor (9) — OSTEOPATH 2001-11-30
- Hint to learner: get in prompt (4) — CLUE 2001-11-30
- Heard to deserve the bird (4) — ERNE 2001-11-30
- Obnoxious creatures primed with lubricant turning bright scarlet (9) — VERMILION 2001-11-30
- Six points ahead, Herb - fancy! (8) — ENVISAGE 2001-11-30
- Shakespearean court with detectives about (6) — BARDIC 2001-11-30
- Kept up, so it's claimed (10) — MAINTAINED 2001-11-30
- See 25 (4) — ISLE 2001-11-30
- Got a huge C for Clumsy (6) — GAUCHE 2001-11-30
- Boil for two months (6) — DECOCT 2001-11-30
- Unproductive-sounding title (5) — BARON 2001-11-29
- Singers bound head to foot (5) — ALTOS 2001-11-29
- Free ride cancelled at outset of long journey (4-3) — LIFTOFF 2001-11-29
- Spain's slender golden girl (7) — ELEANOR 2001-11-29
- Dog inducing shepherd's delight? (3,6) — REDSETTER 2001-11-29
- Old region revisited by boatman (9) — GONDOLIER 2001-11-29
- Examiner, one holding up drunk male driver (12) — TESTOSTERONE 2001-11-29
- One girl crashed into former Liberal at the roundabout (9) — WHIRLIGIG 2001-11-29
- Tales of heartless sunbeam in the ascendant (5) — YARNS 2001-11-29
- Two sorts of vermin gaining energy from fertiliser (7) — NITRATE 2001-11-29
- Ruse for getting the last bit of vinegar into the seafood (7) — WRINKLE 2001-11-29
- Bloom's monster swallowing rage, almost (9) — HYDRANGEA 2001-11-29
- Financial arrangement reportedly held in bond (5) — TRUST 2001-11-29
- Covering people with dung is reasonable (6,6) — COMPOSMENTIS 2001-11-29
- Tetchy allusion common in academic writing (5-9) — CROSSREFERENCE 2001-11-29
- Some of its sculptors obviously can't do heads (5) — TORSO 2001-11-29
- Mean to crack the number of the games console (8) — NINTENDO 2001-11-29
- Drink returned amid expression of contempt for perk (7) — FREEBIE 2001-11-29
- Identify one god and goddess (7) — ISOLATE 2001-11-29
- Take the fizz out of the painter (5) — DEGAS 2001-11-29
- It's unique, on average, in man (9) — NONPAREIL 2001-11-29
- Small plant may look lively (9) — EYEBRIGHT 2001-11-29
- Giant periodical covering game (5) — MAGOG 2001-11-29
- Forgive poet admitting backward look to verse (7) — ABSOLVE 2001-11-29
- Away support in the wilds (7) — OUTBACK 2001-11-29
- Pause for popular pest cut short (8) — INTERMIT 2001-11-29
- The shape of decay (5) — MOULD 2001-11-29
- Get both sides all out, producing a no-win situation? (5,6-3) — CATCHTWENTYTWO 2001-11-29
- Fellow leaves muffler wound (4) — SCAR 2001-11-28
- Travel northwards in Paris street and cheat (5) — ROGUE 2001-11-28
- Mannerisms of eccentric artist (6) — TRAITS 2001-11-28
- Food fit for so long (8) — FAREWELL 2001-11-28
- But don't expect it to have a cube root! (5,4) — SUGARBEET 2001-11-28
- Modernisation of pub welcome (10) — INNOVATION 2001-11-28
- Head bar people up here? (5,5) — CROWNCOURT 2001-11-28
- One leaves valedictions meant for two (1,4) — ADEUX 2001-11-28
- Unyielding cough? Get eucalyptus (8) — IRONBARK 2001-11-28
- Condition of total non-reality found in people who are successful in it? (8,7) — NATIONALLOTTERY 2001-11-28
- One in ancient city at that time endlessly subject to censorship (6) — THEBAN 2001-11-28
- Sad, losing out in this sliding scale (9) — GLISSANDO 2001-11-28
- Animal on its back in tall grass (4) — REED 2001-11-28