Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Child legitimate, it's understood (8) — IMPLICIT 2001-11-09
- Novice takes ship in rather slowly (5) — LARGO 2001-11-09
- Decline of French production (12) — DEGENERATION 2001-11-09
- The elite overthrow the drug men (3,6) — TOPPEOPLE 2001-11-09
- It marks a turning point when king takes subject out (6) — TROPIC 2001-11-09
- Wearing fewer clothes, for example? (6) — LESSON 2001-11-09
- Average period in the interval (8) — MEANTIME 2001-11-09
- Caused a technical passage to be composed (6) — SEDATE 2001-11-09
- Mention, as an example, solicitation (8) — INSTANCE 2001-11-09
- Records of female novices (6) — ANNALS 2001-11-09
- Made a proposal, but didn't stay (5) — MOVED 2001-11-09
- Convey with ecstasy (9) — TRANSPORT 2001-11-09
- Rate too highly cricketer's calculation? (12) — OVERESTIMATE 2001-11-09
- Just estimation of price rise (12) — APPRECIATION 2001-11-09
- Go on, smile! It makes a change (9) — NEOLOGISM 2001-11-09
- Ring active girl (5) — OLIVE 2001-11-09
- Slip so badly in examination (6) — TRIPOS 2001-11-09
- Prevent young servant having something deducted from pay (8) — STOPPAGE 2001-11-09
- One in position to fish (6) — PLAICE 2001-11-09
- Scope that helps determine where one is (8) — LATITUDE 2001-11-09
- A bit I broke of the shin (5) — TIBIA 2001-11-08
- Drunk at the second house (6) — BLOTTO 2001-11-08
- A painter's painter finding another a help (7) — RAPHAEL 2001-11-08
- Mother gets old and imperfect (7) — DAMAGED 2001-11-08
- Bloodthirsty member of pack turning up at dance with 'oop (7) — DRACULA 2001-11-08
- Linen garment, say, for Mr Toad? (9) — LAUNDRESS 2001-11-08
- Nitrogen in chophouse in place of perfume was Miss Muffett's problem (13) — ARACHNOPHOBIA 2001-11-08
- Duck to take beer and be sick (7) — PINTAIL 2001-11-08
- Bad quarrel gets overridden (6,3) — ROTTENROW 2001-11-08
- Gap I found in covering America (6) — HIATUS 2001-11-08
- Protest that the devil's not quite devilish? (7) — DEMONIC 2001-11-08
- Clue for seamen united at dawn (3-2) (3-2) — SUNUP 2001-11-08
- Star quality in a dandy will pierce the gloom (3,4) — FOGLAMP 2001-11-08
- I'm loitering without point in a perfect world (7) — IDEALLY 2001-11-08
- ... that's, in the present, a piece of wood (7) — BASSOON 2001-11-08
- It's the vicar's place to sound like an ass ... (4) — BRAY 2001-11-08
- Essay in enticement at Orpheus' fingertips? (10) — LUTESTRING 2001-11-08
- Araucaria on the booze? Take a tablet (6) — METOPE 2001-11-08
- Cry of Spooner throwing fatty viscous stuff out of the window? (8) — GARDYLOO 2001-11-08
- Preparation for excavation? (9) — SPADEWORK 2001-11-08
- Perfume is oxygen - the same for the old city (5) — ODOUR 2001-11-08
- Fish food (see II Kings 49, 50) (5) — KRILL 2001-11-08
- Passport seeker, maybe, a pupil (not English) I'm unable to follow (9) — APPLICANT 2001-11-08
- The why and the how of stepping-stones? (8) — CAUSEWAY 2001-11-08
- Come to pass, maybe, in Yorkshire (6) — HAPPEN 2001-11-08
- Ancient Roman number taking Serb terrorist to New York (4,6) — MARKANTONY 2001-11-08
- Opposed to a drink (4) — AGIN 2001-11-08
- The people accepting blame need treatment (7) — THERAPY 2001-11-08
- Not near to being illegal (7) — OFFSIDE 2001-11-08
- First impressions ensured his reputation (6) — CAXTON 2001-11-07
- The making of a dynastic line? (6) — RULING 2001-11-07
- One has to join up without becoming a fighter (7) — SOLDIER 2001-11-07
- Anxious for young to start bringing in some cash (8) — YEARNING 2001-11-07
- Jack takes a girl to Leatherhead - that's unusual (8) — ABNORMAL 2001-11-07
- Men get a bird in trouble, but that's not the full story (11) — ABRIDGEMENT 2001-11-07
- Protective gear used to fight to hold post (7) — MAILBOX 2001-11-07
- Shy, retiring - youth leader material (6) — DIMITY 2001-11-07
- To pass through Cockney territory you need a weapon (8) — CROSSBOW 2001-11-07
- Region affected by herpes outbreak (6) — SPHERE 2001-11-07
- Ringing diatribe over turned up nose (8) — RESONANT 2001-11-07
- Ornamentation built of stone (7) — FESTOON 2001-11-07
- One starts to subside (7) — FOUNDER 2001-11-07
- Backward boys can get in disgrace (7) — SCANDAL 2001-11-07
- Location of dome project (6) — XANADU 2001-11-07
- Vessel in which little Reagan's said to have been christened? (8) — CAULDRON 2001-11-07
- Book that's half a gram overweight (4) — AMOS 2001-11-07
- It can be so romantic - really great! (10) — ASTRONOMIC 2001-11-07
- Where to lock up people with eccentric habits? (11) — STRANGEWAYS 2001-11-07
- A writer could be blind, yet no different (4,6) — ENIDBLYTON 2001-11-07
- She's about 16 1/2 feet (4) — DORA 2001-11-07
- It's mean to grab the kitty and it used to mean prison (8) — BASTILLE 2001-11-07
- Seizure of one of eight? (6) — STROKE 2001-11-07
- Skilled hand finds working a strain (7) — ARTISAN 2001-11-07
- It's right to keep a bit back to have something for the auditor (7) — RECEIPT 2001-11-07
- Get wind, say, of the "Solvers'' Guardian" (5) — EURUS 2001-11-06
- The feet of William Birkett (5) — IAMBI 2001-11-06
- Hot rod accessory? One might spare the rod (7) — SPOILER 2001-11-06
- Make a further modification to confit, as it were? (7) — READAPT 2001-11-06
- Cricket's charge is constant: no blasted choice out East (See 9,10 across) (9) — PINOCCHIO 2001-11-06
- Such purgatives use "Vacant" indicators (9) — EVACUANTS 2001-11-06
- Lawrence Sikes's frail occupation (7) — TENANCY 2001-11-06
- Like the Guardian's diarist, harpy had colonic disorder (15) — HYPOCHONDRIACAL 2001-11-06
- Hellenic horseman's heavenly humour (5) — ICHOR 2001-11-06
- Spite re-engendered when one's discharge is thus prevented (9) — EPISTASIS 2001-11-06
- Caligula's horseplay? (5) — EQUUS 2001-11-06
- Spooner an admirer of Sandy Wilson was he? (9) — BOYFRIEND 2001-11-06
- One using a blind pig's trotter (I 'ad one fricasseed) (15) — PRESTIDIGITATOR 2001-11-06
- He composed for the lute in D: plus "The _____ the Pussy Cat" (7) — DOWLAND 2001-11-06
- Kitty's in Kent, right? Is one getting the wind up? (7) — SPOOLER 2001-11-06
- Delays return of sewer rat we abandoned for one (7) — TARRIES 2001-11-06
- Committing no criminal act. Ah, to be a republican! (15) — ANTIMONARCHICAL 2001-11-06
- Transport circuit in which one's invested capital (5) — CAIRO 2001-11-06
- Characteristic trait disturbing, but ultimately docile (9) — ATTRIBUTE 2001-11-06
- Compounds run in when in seed cultivation (9) — ARSENIDES 2001-11-06
- Take one good mind set (5) — RIGID 2001-11-06
- Spokespersons, at day's end, are not like underwriters! (5) — PROSY 2001-11-06
- They are feeble with many more eccentric hesitations (9) — DODDERERS 2001-11-06
- Petronius's book of the day: "I cry no tears" (9) — SATYRICON 2001-11-06
- See 9 (5) — ASTAR 2001-11-06
- Cricket's great hit created pain: so why was he run out? (See 14 down) (4,3,4,4,1,4) — WHENYOUWISHUPON 2001-11-06