Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Follow when uncle dips into wallet (6) — PURSUE 2001-09-19
- It's full of uncertainties, when top of padded bag is missing (4) — IFFY 2001-09-19
- Start to make a type of beer, so tackle the job boldly (5,3,6) — GRASPTHE 2001-09-19
- "Relic" as a familiar term of endearment (3,5) — OLDTHING 2001-09-19
- Miss Dashwood''s hesitation about floor covering (6) — ELINOR 2001-09-19
- Bill: he will be suffering (4) — ACHE 2001-09-19
- Arty fruit bowls perhaps, not sparkling, attracting foul flies (5,5) — STILLLIFES 2001-09-19
- Knocked into upper-class MP when in garden (6) — BUMPED 2001-09-19
- Troubled firm needing loan for free (8) — INFORMAL 2001-09-19
- Prepared column written by editor (7) — TRAINED 2001-09-19
- Where there''s a will, the analysis gets digested (7) — TESTATE 2001-09-19
- Exhibit rodents being put back in school enclosure (8) — SPECIMEN 2001-09-19
- Firm will supply second catalogue (6) — STABLE 2001-09-19
- Good point is to have jacket and skirt hard-wearing at the front (6,4) — STRONGSUIT 2001-09-19
- Catch sight of tail of large mole (4) — ESPY 2001-09-19
- Celebrity in place to divorce heartless woman (6) — RENOWN 2001-09-19
- Thoughtful expert stumbled on (8) — PROFOUND 2001-09-19
- Grove - a famous music man (4) — WOOD 2001-09-18
- Central heating I sell mainly to cheat (6) — CHISEL 2001-09-18
- This sort of selling can mean stagnation (7) — INERTIA 2001-09-18
- Accustomed to m-melody in the present age (7) — ATTUNED 2001-09-18
- Parking matter I got round for some of the day (4-4) — PARTTIME 2001-09-18
- How this word goes in (9) — DOWNWARDS 2001-09-18
- I can occupy the House for a term! (11) — LEASEHOLDER 2001-09-18
- Withdrawal of Nessie - Scotch half drunk (9) — SECESSION 2001-09-18
- Business worry (7) — CONCERN 2001-09-18
- I'm turning up for church in recess, being forgetful (6) — REMISS 2001-09-18
- Unbelievable state (11) — AGNOSTICISM 2001-09-18
- Drink of unusual striking power (3-5) — RUMPUNCH 2001-09-18
- State of ground? No ball? Amateur stuff! (7) — GINGHAM 2001-09-18
- Equip with new personnel and decide, initially, to return to custody (6) — REMAND 2001-09-18
- Where one makes something to put on the horses? (8) — SADDLERY 2001-09-18
- Restaurant in Bristol where student goes dancing (6) — BISTRO 2001-09-18
- Ingrid's English needs improvement? Obtain best view here (8) — RINGSIDE 2001-09-18
- Was the ticker important for this body? (5,9) — WATCHCOMMITTEE 2001-09-18
- Caught in a way to settle dispute: drugs, perhaps (10) — MEDICATION 2001-09-18
- Opposition's brittle element? Not half! (4) — ANTI 2001-09-18
- Rally act right foolishly in charge supporting equal rights (10) — DEMOCRATIC 2001-09-18
- Dames of the theatrical world (3,4,7) — THEUGLYSISTERS 2001-09-18
- Complaint about new girl - not a help to bring things back (8) — MNEMONIC 2001-09-18
- Change handle (6) — RENAME 2001-09-18
- Excels, taking in food for sudden changes in attitude (8) — CAPRICES 2001-09-18
- Silver in change? Fancy! (6) — VAGARY 2001-09-18
- Religious representation of two Greek letters (5) — PIETA 2001-09-17
- Full of zeal for a new trend (6) — ARDENT 2001-09-17
- Led a nun astray, but not charged (7) — UNLADEN 2001-09-17
- Fair game? (7) — CRICKET 2001-09-17
- A warning to those who are too introspective? (4,3) — LOOKOUT 2001-09-17
- Drew attention to article pocketed by accused (9) — INDICATED 2001-09-17
- Screw on the doors inside (6,7) — PRISONOFFICER 2001-09-17
- Cheer for most of the players at end of game (7) — ELEVATE 2001-09-17
- Chilled port for Michael? (9) — ARCHANGEL 2001-09-17
- Take stock of others (6) — RUSTLE 2001-09-17
- News of current interest? (7) — TIDINGS 2001-09-17
- Perfect profession for a croupier? (5) — IDEAL 2001-09-17
- Surprise Mum with an unusual treat (7) — SHATTER 2001-09-17
- A race calling for tremendous effort (6) — STRAIN 2001-09-17
- Hitherto the aim of boys wanting to go out with girls (2,4) — TODATE 2001-09-17
- Nerve twice required in traffic jam (10) — BOTTLENECK 2001-09-17
- Urges some simple modification (6) — IMPELS 2001-09-17
- Compositions one added to the performance (8) — CONCERTI 2001-09-17
- Not on green, perhaps, yet below par (3-6) — OFFCOLOUR 2001-09-17
- I play in Roman children's game (4) — LUDO 2001-09-17
- Illness makes the French quit league (4) — AGUE 2001-09-17
- He leaves new chain stores with pastry (9) — CROISSANT 2001-09-17
- Sailor on a voyage to save money (4,4) — SALTAWAY 2001-09-17
- Somehow lost on points - or was robbed? (6) — STOLEN 2001-09-17
- Private matter that never comes to light (4,6) — DARKSECRET 2001-09-17
- Take a sea voyage - relax! (4) — EASE 2001-09-17
- Decorated about noon, has to deliver a speech (6) — ORNATE 2001-09-17
- Crafty move before close of play (6) — SHIFTY 2001-09-17
- Old comedian bearing lines from Bunthorne with polish (5) — EMERY 2001-09-15
- They sack the string players, you say? (7) — LOOTERS 2001-09-15
- Wellington's part to play in probibition busting (7) — BOOTLEG 2001-09-15
- Invasive 15 of Welles out of Wells (7) — MARTIAN 2001-09-15
- Constant brightness measured here (7) — LAMBERT 2001-09-15
- Eccentric type (9) — CHARACTER 2001-09-15
- 15 of 9 used 15 23 for 15 22 (6,6) — SAMUELWELLER 2001-09-15
- Nothing in getting a mug shot of this 15 of 9 (8,4) — MONTAGUETIGG 2001-09-15
- Around Grozny there's no size for type of skullcap (7) — CHECHIA 2001-09-15
- One sergeant with two names: you say he''s John Doe (7) — INCONNU 2001-09-15
- He proved his logic in the Okavango Delta (5) — GODEL 2001-09-15
- Homer going West on 15 March? (9) — MAEONIDES 2001-09-15
- Symbolic catechists abandon lying for greed (7) — EDACITY 2001-09-15
- Quail migrating on the north wind (7) — AQUILON 2001-09-15
- 9 15: good chap! Fair of Delius to enter "Yes! No Bananas" (6-6) — STONEYBRIGGS 2001-09-15
- This offensive little unit, essentially nitro, explodes: it blows their heads off! (7) — TOLUENE 2001-09-15
- Ape Athens gave initially to Ceres, I gathered (7) — GRECISE 2001-09-15
- Nothing much left after chopper chopped salamander (7) — AXOLOTL 2001-09-15
- I'm right! "Smee", alternatively, is "Duck" (7) — IMMERSE 2001-09-15
- Here on earth or under it? (5) — BELOW 2001-09-15
- Fits city lights one after another (9) — ECLAMPSIA 2001-09-15
- Art of French Revolution period? (9) — DECOUPAGE 2001-09-15
- US city reporter switching material to get the sack (5) — GUNNY 2001-09-15
- Arkwright's lad succeeding one archbishop, then another (7) — LANGHAM 2001-09-15
- ... not like another writer (7) — TOLKIEN 2001-09-15
- Writer's devil ... (7) — DICKENS 2001-09-15
- Lay spoken of solvers no longer with us (7) — OVULATE 2001-09-15
- 15 of 9 taking a mad gamble, caught withholding (4,8) — ABELMAGWITCH 2001-09-15
- About ten engineers turned to go in (5) — ENTER 2001-09-14