Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Old flame, frightful cat with head for precision (9) — EXACTNESS 2001-07-27
- (After 25) Walker's crossing, female twisting boot on edge (6) — BRIDGE 2001-07-27
- (After 9) Transferring affection, intimately bound together (2-5) — INGLOVE 2001-07-27
- Working for agreement, but lacking status (5) — UNDER 2001-07-27
- Good person, a laugher showing resilience (7) — STAMINA 2001-07-27
- Either side of river you'll find odd newts distributed (6) — STREWN 2001-07-27
- Your old flower lacking round inflorescence (6) — THYRSE 2001-07-27
- This and 9 may be completely together (4) — FOOT 2001-07-27
- It won't spread on bread? Bad luck! (4,6) — HARDCHEESE 2001-07-27
- (After 9) Who'd mend an awful second-hand item? (2-4) — MEDOWN 2001-07-27
- (After 9) Deliver punch rapidly and successfully (4,4) — OVERFIST 2001-07-27
- Unfortunately, she's pally (9) — HAPLESSLY 2001-07-27
- Silly person to opt for gym? (4) — DOPE 2001-07-27
- (After 9) Little music maker with awful band in awful place (4) — BELL 2001-07-27
- Girl tucking into my old cake (9) — MADELEINE 2001-07-27
- Unpleasant person's meeting end in grass (4-4) — DOGSTAIL 2001-07-27
- Bacterium against one wanting vigour (6) — VIBRIO 2001-07-27
- Expecting to go round building in which you'd find many a picture was drawn (10) — GRAVITATED 2001-07-27
- This and 25 may be completely together (4) — HAND 2001-07-27
- Miserable article, thing written without love (6) — ABJECT 2001-07-27
- Silly fellow grabbing ram (6) — STUPID 2001-07-27
- Tennis player gaining recognition after false starts (4) — GRAF 2001-07-26
- A release from the BBC? (6) — AUNTIE 2001-07-26
- One South American country ejecting unknown reptile (6) — IGUANA 2001-07-26
- Smart case for a tool (7) — CLEAVER 2001-07-26
- Upstanding French maid was first elevated (8) — ENNOBLED 2001-07-26
- Dour poet shaken and dragged out of bed? (8) — UPROOTED 2001-07-26
- Corpse isn't laid out for police officers (10) — INSPECTORS 2001-07-26
- French language for British school (6) — BRETON 2001-07-26
- Remove dairy produce before getting exasperated (7,3) — CHEESEDOFF 2001-07-26
- Lanky Scots go on heather (8) — GANGLING 2001-07-26
- Mother, close to ground, heard playwright (7) — MARLOWE 2001-07-26
- Quarrel with composer about second note of major scale (6) — BREACH 2001-07-26
- Supporter upset New York players (4) — STEM 2001-07-26
- Flipping Tarzan's right for the title role (4,4) — NAMEPART 2001-07-26
- Times are changing for some Arab lands (8) — EMIRATES 2001-07-26
- Utterly nasty tribal leaders regret being false (6) — UNTRUE 2001-07-26
- Bishop has talk about talks (4) — GABS 2001-07-26
- Robin and Tuck with a wild rock star (4,6) — KURTCOBAIN 2001-07-26
- Doting on gold, basically (2,4) — AUFOND 2001-07-26
- Two-faced male doctor has external face (8) — DIHEDRAL 2001-07-26
- Shunned revolutionary soldier not a communist (7) — IGNORED 2001-07-26
- A disposable hanky under discussion (2,5) — ATISSUE 2001-07-26
- Insect entangled with a net (5,3) — WHITEANT 2001-07-26
- Like Hamlet and his rotten state (6) — DANISH 2001-07-26
- Everyone, say, backed animal movement (10) — ALLEGRETTO 2001-07-26
- Island recluse is not with it (4) — HERM 2001-07-26
- A horse at sea and on land (6) — ASHORE 2001-07-26
- Microscopic organisms evidently originating in part of central Asia (8) — BACTERIA 2001-07-26
- 24 I came across on the way up (4) — ITEM 2001-07-25
- River in our garden (4) — EDEN 2001-07-25
- See with temp (5) — LOCUM 2001-07-25
- Let horrid characters be put in charge of broadcasting once (4,5) — LORDREITH 2001-07-25
- 24s for descendants and supporters - lots (5,5) — BRASSTACKS 2001-07-25
- They may be linked and shot (5,5) — SHIRTCUFFS 2001-07-25
- Aside from male, we got upset when his agent turned up (5,7) — STAGEWHISPER 2001-07-25
- Extract information from woman or man, primarily (4) — WORM 2001-07-25
- In Holland it could be slung with 8 on it (4) — HOOK 2001-07-25
- Aristocratic girl, possibly, should get 8 (5,4) — EARLYBIRD 2001-07-25
- Protecting (everything in the room, say?) from rust (12) — UNDERSEALING 2001-07-25
- Poor journalist in craving for elevation (5) — NEEDY 2001-07-25
- Broadcast keeping one in television, it appears - that's the general theory (10) — RELATIVITY 2001-07-25
- Land with feathers reduced to powder (6,4) — GROUNDDOWN 2001-07-25
- Propositions in or around the house (8) — PREMISES 2001-07-25
- One seeking to be laid by corporal in play, first in playhouse (6) — NYMPHO 2001-07-25
- 24, if in charge on the off chance (8) — SPECIFIC 2001-07-25
- Particular stump (6) — DETAIL 2001-07-25
- The Pobble's aunt's pet, given by Bantu cleric (8,3) — RUNCIBLECAT 2001-07-25
- Beetle is female from Greece (5) — DORIS 2001-07-25
- Current turns falter, interrupting great success (5,4) — WATERFLOW 2001-07-25
- Sassenach like Chapman or Fitzgerald, maybe single lady (9) — ENGLISHER 2001-07-25
- Cook in the 24? (5) — DEVIL 2001-07-25
- The lousy, dirty 24s (5-6) — NITTYGRITTY 2001-07-25
- Use more force, we 'ear, or it'll get cooled (6) — ARDOUR 2001-07-25
- Effects of rape - so diesel is produced (3,5) — OILSEEDS 2001-07-25
- Backward writer to cut example of 2? (6) — NEPHEW 2001-07-25
- Eastern princess enters tree and flower (8) — GERANIUM 2001-07-25
- A strange character is Ray, sometimes (5) — GAMMA 2001-07-24
- New crime wave presents a poser (6) — MINCER 2001-07-24
- Put on your warm coat and hold your tongue! (4,2) — WRAPUP 2001-07-24
- A scrap of a form? (5,3) — CLASSWAR 2001-07-24
- Pushed out, you said? (9) — EXPRESSED 2001-07-24
- Oklahoma supports game (7,6) — MUSICALCHAIRS 2001-07-24
- You once took Mona back... no hassle? (6) — EASILY 2001-07-24
- Stood and endured (6) — ABIDED 2001-07-24
- The boat from Oxford University set off (9) — OUTRIGGER 2001-07-24
- Maybe Pugh's an expert at the game (9-4) — BLINDMANSBUFF 2001-07-24
- Grannie certainly bore one of the brood (5) — NIECE 2001-07-24
- A cooler turkey, perhaps, is one in the coop? (8) — JAILBIRD 2001-07-24
- Rex scarpered, taking a month to make the crossing (8) — TRANSEPT 2001-07-24
- A survey of Newfoundland (6) — GANDER 2001-07-24
- A promenade around the isles is out of this world (8) — PARADISE 2001-07-24
- Scotsman with a ***wife and a bird (5) — MACAW 2001-07-24
- A kiss to inspire a Dickensian architect (9) — PECKSNIFF 2001-07-24
- No middle-aged spread for this old-timer! (4-5) — HOURGLASS 2001-07-24
- Build beams noisily (5) — RAISE 2001-07-24
- Pudding on plate slurped all over the place (5,7) — APPLESTRUDEL 2001-07-24
- ... rapt? (4,8) — PARTEXCHANGE 2001-07-24
- One to cope with a husband... (5) — IDEAL 2001-07-24
- Developing buds seem to have resistance under water (9) — SUBMERSED 2001-07-24