Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Makes good preserves (9) — MAINTAINS 2001-07-24
- One (new) knight's stand? (5) — ARISE 2001-07-24
- Cancel return of Basque militants with former Soviet president's majority (8) — ABROGATE 2001-07-24
- Thanks Mr Hackman expressly for the stew (6) — TAJINE 2001-07-24
- They're very fast, but may be shot (6) — RAPIDS 2001-07-23
- Conclude contract (6) — GATHER 2001-07-23
- The heart of a German city church (7) — ESSENCE 2001-07-23
- See what others have to say (3-4) — LIPREAD 2001-07-23
- Ale or gin from the local? (8) — REGIONAL 2001-07-23
- Call round to set up joint management (4,7) — DUALCONTROL 2001-07-23
- A louder composition of vocal music (7) — ROULADE 2001-07-23
- Vets cut spays feline (8) — PUSSYCAT 2001-07-23
- Note about illustrious French city (8) — GRENOBLE 2001-07-23
- Ancient skill in bridge (7) — SPARTAN 2001-07-23
- Go ahead and make a loan (7) — ADVANCE 2001-07-23
- Dance round in church, showing rhythm (7) — CADENCE 2001-07-23
- Lupin raiser, this Holloway journalist (6) — POOTER 2001-07-23
- One who talks one round to composing musical drama (8) — ORATARIO 2001-07-23
- Tugs put out in a squall (4) — GUST 2001-07-23
- Chief whip, say, an expert on telephone (10) — RINGMASTER 2001-07-23
- Hovercraft pilot cheers wildly (11) — HELICOPTERS 2001-07-23
- Concern of many in a lonely place (10) — SOLICITUDE 2001-07-23
- Wedge, we hear, in the doorway (4) — JAMB 2001-07-23
- Noel's blazer (4,3) — YULELOG 2001-07-23
- Bird seen in Spring by river bank (7) — SPARROW 2001-07-23
- One cheer for the river creature (5) — HIPPO 2001-07-21
- Pollution's effect on the City; nothing breathed, I hear (7) — ECOCIDE 2001-07-21
- The bar in which one is happiest (7) — ELEMENT 2001-07-21
- Ruler tied by his feet, say? (6) — CANUTE 2001-07-21
- A jolly soldier rounding on Queen's escort (7) — ARMIGER 2001-07-21
- Type of locust, airborne one, not... er... deformed (7) — ROBINIA 2001-07-21
- "1 across ____ of 18" (Lew Brown) (4,1,4) — JUSTABOWL 2001-07-21
- Why ground support? (6) — REASON 2001-07-21
- East-West alliance cramped by senior politician (7) — SENATOR 2001-07-21
- Lion in setback with a primitive old croc (9) — TELEOSAUR 2001-07-21
- Screen double on a computing system (7) — REREDOS 2001-07-21
- Doubtful merit in a breathing space (7) — INTERIM 2001-07-21
- Prime time beneath the trees (5) — FIRST 2001-07-21
- Here the French have right of entry (2,5) — LEHAVRE 2001-07-21
- Struggled to put recipe in the cooker (6) — STROVE 2001-07-21
- It is the whole flower (6) — ALLURE 2001-07-21
- "What shall assuage the ____ ?" (Rossetti's memorable baguette?) (11,4) — UNFORGOTTENPAIN 2001-07-21
- "Like a jewel in an ____'s ear" (Shakespeare) - could be the one work (6) — ETHIOP 2001-07-21
- Sturdy beggar taking sailor right to a Middle Eastern capital (5-3) — ABRAMMAN 2001-07-21
- New balls pitched and chronicled by Walpole (8) — CHERRIES 2001-07-21
- Beard on barley's ear is taken out (6) — ARISTA 2001-07-21
- Posh Spice Girl going out with young flier (6) — SCAURY 2001-07-21
- Favourite child causing hold-up in Dahomey now (8) — BENJAMIN 2001-07-21
- Carry on, James! Speak vulgarly of Addington's subsequent Devon address (8) — SIDMOUTH 2001-07-21
- Incarnation of a sailor from the Bible (6) — AVATAR 2001-07-21
- See 1 (15) — SHORTTHEARTLONG 2001-07-21
- Philosopher saying: "I eat to live" - thus rejecting dodgy bangers (6) — CRATES 2001-07-21
- "Flesh is no threat to great oils": away to sea, perhaps, with 23 4's dictum (4,2,5,3,3,4) — LIFEIS 2001-07-21
- Rake gets jankers for being out of order (4) — COMB 2001-07-20
- Parker's negative turned positive (5) — NOSEY 2001-07-20
- Way to a Somerset town (6) — STREET 2001-07-20
- Indian nationalist heading for reform without English involvement (6) — GANDHI 2001-07-20
- Clinton's tool for pulling? (8) — BILLHOOK 2001-07-20
- August sees mail order bearing ripe fruit (8) — IMPERIAL 2001-07-20
- Curse abundantly in India (9) — BANGALORE 2001-07-20
- Sort of teacher (sic) (10) — CATECHISER 2001-07-20
- Like some religious to get covered, with top bit missing (8) — TONSURED 2001-07-20
- Report like loaded weapon? (8) — BULLETIN 2001-07-20
- Murderer's sound punishment (4) — CANE 2001-07-20
- Teacher takes on about rubbish - but it could be recycled (5,4) — SCRAPIRON 2001-07-20
- An article about Macbeth, say (5) — THANE 2001-07-20
- Condition of French teenager in trouble? (10) — DEGENERATE 2001-07-20
- Soup for Jerry out east, about a rouble (6) — BORSCH 2001-07-20
- Bird is about to hide (6) — SISKIN 2001-07-20
- Supporter of Richard III finds it almost too risky in revolt (7) — YORKIST 2001-07-20
- Likely to hold a high card, which is pleasant (7) — LIKABLE 2001-07-20
- Growth in the ecclesiastical domain, thank God (5) — SEDGE 2001-07-20
- Likely to elude even the 23 (9) — INODOROUS 2001-07-20
- 50% fail in the art of winning a fair lady (5,5) — FAINTHEART 2001-07-20
- Friction with this girl could be rash (4) — ELLA 2001-07-20
- Upkeep for working canteen at sea (11) — MAINTENANCE 2001-07-20
- A brave tribe revolting? Just so (11) — REBARBATIVE 2001-07-20
- Dishy list puts fashionable fellows first (4) — MENU 2001-07-20
- Giving offence with disdain (2,8) — INCONTEMPT 2001-07-20
- Daniel ran exceptionally with its help (9) — ADRENALIN 2001-07-20
- Youngster appearing in religious programme (5) — SPROG 2001-07-20
- Brass sound of a wine cask (7) — SACKBUT 2001-07-20
- What some journalists do to set plot in action (7) — SUBEDIT 2001-07-20
- Spend spend spend, Tory fashion (4) — BLUE 2001-07-19
- Be aggressive when with canvas? (6) — ASSAIL 2001-07-19
- Rams coming up with hesitation display phlegm (6) — SPUTUM 2001-07-19
- What an MP has to beat in a car? (4,4) — SEATBELT 2001-07-19
- Gold inside sodium left from the fall (8) — AUTUMNAL 2001-07-19
- Stamp girl Cilla (5,5) — PENNYBLACK 2001-07-19
- Popular rising quoted about a Catholic order (10) — DEMOCRATIC 2001-07-19
- Entertaining the lady, princes throw out architect (11,4) — CHRISTOPHERWREN 2001-07-19
- Female Ishmael, slightly disturbed, taken on Fridays? (4,4) — FISHMEAL 2001-07-19
- Practised a method without point - it faded out (4,4) — DIEDAWAY 2001-07-19
- Meeting for all with German (6) — SUMMIT 2001-07-19
- Harry doctor in case (6) — MOLEST 2001-07-19
- Hip (the fruit) taken by European in American book (11,4) — HUCKLEBERRYFINN 2001-07-19
- Nonsense letter from buyer (4) — BULL 2001-07-19
- Mixture required for dash in a car to a point (7) — MELANGE 2001-07-19
- Little ruler used for making letters (7) — KINGLET 2001-07-19
- Offspring of resort in Wales heard in spring (5) — APRIL 2001-07-19