Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Hero-worship was fatal to him (7) — LEANDER 2001-11-19
- Clothes holder on a motorbike? (4,4) — GEARCASE 2001-11-19
- One who cares is easily hurt (6) — TENDER 2001-11-19
- Philanthropist throwing a coin in the water (4-6) — WELLWISHER 2001-11-19
- Plot a tailless aircraft (4) — PLAN 2001-11-19
- As spectators, observe appearance by cricket side (4,2) — LOOKON 2001-11-19
- Rehearsal for a ventriloquist? (5,3) — DUMMYRUN 2001-11-19
- See 17 (4) — MORE 2001-11-17
- Copper enters like "A Man For All Seasons" - isn't Mr Rusbridger paid? - holding the fort, Athenian bench strove agitatedly - better not go on doing it, thought Hamlet (1,6,4,8,2,3,6,4,2,3,10) — ACUSTOM 2001-11-17
- With name at the bottom right away by mistake (10) — UNDESIGNED 2001-11-17
- See 17 (15) — INTHEOBSERVANCE 2001-11-17
- See 17 (15) — INTHEBREACHTHAN 2001-11-17
- Parrot for the chop (4) — ECHO 2001-11-17
- Food (a bit of bread) eaten by American magistrates in Rome (7) — EDIBLES 2001-11-17
- Affirmed without a forecast (10) — PREDICATED 2001-11-17
- Weight holding dramatic companion to arms with gun raised, or naturally disposed (2,3,6,4) — TOTHEMANNERBORN 2001-11-17
- Nice girl eating (on rubbish heap) one chocolate ice, short or long on top (15) — DOLICHOCEPHALIC 2001-11-17
- Span for a vicar (retired) among the leaders of the band (8) — OVERARCH 2001-11-17
- At back of b-border there's a golden glass (6) — MIRROR 2001-11-17
- What at San Francisco's golden and creamy? (6) — GATEAU 2001-11-17
- Weapons of terror almost copy junior doctors (3,5) — CARBOMBS 2001-11-17
- Bloomer to come, one with two or three noughts (4) — CORM 2001-11-17
- Using pin, escaped playing book ends (10) — APPENDICES 2001-11-17
- Not in favour of commercial poetry? (7) — ADVERSE 2001-11-17
- A notice revealed the arrival of spring (7) — ACONITE 2001-11-17
- Australian bird eats some from East Quebec - I'll pay (10) — CHEQUEBOOK 2001-11-17
- Is Hamlet's part unreal? (4) — SHAM 2001-11-17
- Uproar caused by carriage (not genetically modified) for big guns (8) — BROUHAHA 2001-11-17
- Team reported to have expressed regret (6) — SIGHED 2001-11-17
- Dog in the mouth (6) — CANINE 2001-11-17
- See 17 (8) — HONOURED 2001-11-17
- Islamic leader's always poetical about me (5) — EMEER 2001-11-16
- One who helps in centre for inalienable rights (7) — ENABLER 2001-11-16
- Spoon allowed as personal adornment (7) — NECKLET 2001-11-16
- Number at wit's end with hunger for a short while (3,4) — NOTLONG 2001-11-16
- Inactive treatment for rank smell (7) — PLACEBO 2001-11-16
- Exhausted character who's mad about Guardian compiler (9) — SHATTERED 2001-11-16
- One making divine to carry holy books, establishing a bond with others (14) — IDENTIFICATION 2001-11-16
- A goddess, losing heart, encountered sun god rising (7) — ARTEMIS 2001-11-16
- Keen to have one foot in the grave? (5) — DYING 2001-11-16
- Look directly as I shout aloud (7) — EYEBALL 2001-11-16
- Demonstrated how to suit a particular individual? (7) — BESPOKE 2001-11-16
- Home established in primitive setting with determination (9) — EARNESTLY 2001-11-16
- Prison novel initially giving Archer total exposure (7) — NEWGATE 2001-11-16
- Solving this may be depressing (7,3,4) — GETTINGONEDOWN 2001-11-16
- ... heavy metal material composed for guitar on record (10,4) — CORRUGATEDIRON 2001-11-16
- Rock singer is the French number one after learning ... (7) — LORELEI 2001-11-16
- Leading question, perhaps, to which wet hero at sea? (7) — WHERETO 2001-11-16
- Pope's crown from Ireland''s capital in place of Irish kings (5) — TIARA 2001-11-16
- Hegel's interpretive method, in a manner of speaking, takes one chapter (9) — DIALECTIC 2001-11-16
- Two relatives I've brought back from the mountain (5,4) — NANDADEVI 2001-11-16
- ... like crab that's cold? (5) — NIPPY 2001-11-16
- Raw food served by South American husband to me ... (5) — SUSHI 2001-11-16
- Course taken by each pupil, held authentically by the Lord Chancellor (5,4) — GREATSEAL 2001-11-16
- Order member's compass in sultanate (9) — ORANGEMAN 2001-11-16
- Making a little ballerina nervous is foolish (5) — INANE 2001-11-16
- Was diet confused with sex? (7) — EXISTED 2001-11-16
- Blocks the rowers' seats (7) — THWARTS 2001-11-16
- Storybook character turned out bad and, emerging, ran (11,3) — GINGERBREADMAN 2001-11-16
- Look up "King in pop music" (5) — POLKA 2001-11-15
- Guru cheerfully removed a piece of decoration (5) — RUCHE 2001-11-15
- Navy man stands in front here (5) — NAIRN 2001-11-15
- Zorba, swimming in stream, finds bird (9) — RAZORBILL 2001-11-15
- NCO old, yet turned over a new leaf (9) — COTYLEDON 2001-11-15
- Fighter happy to rubbish excellent upbringing (9) — GLADIATOR 2001-11-15
- Gentle cleaner got fellow tea, thus erred badly (7,6) — FEATHERDUSTER 2001-11-15
- Leaves this off regularly? (9,4) — DECISUOUSTREE 2001-11-15
- Excise on cycles, the first ever (5) — ERASE 2001-11-15
- Sinner sexually explicit before mid-afternoon (9) — ADULTERER 2001-11-15
- It's OK to dry tea blended 24 hours ago (9) — YESTERDAY 2001-11-15
- Competition from the first female conservationists (5) — EVENT 2001-11-15
- Praise the boot rejected by lieutenant (5) — EXALT 2001-11-15
- He bills me incorrectly to decorate (9) — EMBELLISH 2001-11-15
- Lobbies Transport House with one point (8,5) — ENTRANCEHALLS 2001-11-15
- Army officer to cover Eastern conflict (7) — COLLIDE 2001-11-15
- Thrown out of dubious dive, etc (7) — EVICTED 2001-11-15
- Is usual before obtaining capital (5) — PARIS 2001-11-15
- Relating to items noticed during oral examination? (9) — TONSILLAR 2001-11-15
- In Shiraz, Edwin got knocked down (5) — RAZED 2001-11-15
- A foreign well that's unwholesome (9) — UNHEALTHY 2001-11-15
- EEC trader upset timber supplier (5,4) — CEDARTREE 2001-11-15
- Applying for morning off when entertaining (5) — USING 2001-11-15
- Management team working in river (9) — TREATMENT 2001-11-15
- Home needs permit for passage (5) — INLET 2001-11-15
- Said I'd missed handling banger (7) — SAUSAGE 2001-11-15
- Welcome half of them to stay (7) — EMBRACE 2001-11-15
- They're always open for late arrivals (8,5) — CEMETERYGATES 2001-11-15
- See 18 (4) — FOOL 2001-11-14
- Add 'em up on pole (5) — TOTEM 2001-11-14
- Place for bestowal of ring - or garnet? (6) — GRETNA 2001-11-14
- See 18 (8) — THEROMAN 2001-11-14
- Cloak for wife, South African style (4,5) — CAPEDUTCH 2001-11-14
- Report of key journalist - beer where Yorkshire river flows (10) — WHARFEDALE 2001-11-14
- Make (not now) new WPC just to be PC? (5,5) — TOKENWOMAN 2001-11-14
- Small quantity, including oil, cured stomach pain (5) — COLIC 2001-11-14
- Table where Yorkshire river rises poisons food (8) — LISTERIA 2001-11-14
- "The rest is silence" (rather than 1 9 5 26) with lads - four was most, possibly (6,4,5) — FAMOUSLASTWORDS 2001-11-14
- Not a rich tea - cooked more than a biscuit? (6) — THRICE 2001-11-14
- River crustacean to the French abhorrent (9) — EXECRABLE 2001-11-14
- Furniture of French game, they say (4) — BUHL 2001-11-14