Guardian Crossword Clues
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- A tailless donkey in a frenzy (4) — AMOK 2001-06-12
- Run off without a morsel? That's a minor inconvenience (4-4) — FLEABITE 2001-06-12
- Herb in paper covering's behind the salt (8) — TARRAGON 2001-06-12
- Group working together in the distance (6) — LEAGUE 2001-06-12
- Cold joint for a bit of food (4) — CHIP 2001-06-12
- I learnt not to become self-opinionated (10) — INTOLERANT 2001-06-12
- Bother created by digger on the street (6) — MOLEST 2001-06-12
- Fruit punch included black stuff (8) — GRAPHITE 2001-06-12
- Richard about to drop a brick from crane (7) — DERRICK 2001-06-12
- Bravery shown by the lady is held in honour (7) — HEROISM 2001-06-12
- An African despot's held in the B compound (8) — THIAMINE 2001-06-12
- Flashy money rarely half spent (6) — TINSEL 2001-06-12
- To back the result of a martinet matron? (10) — STERNWARDS 2001-06-12
- Corrupt captain, say (4) — RANK 2001-06-12
- A female or a male author (6) — AMELIA 2001-06-12
- Pastry containing meat for picnic (8) — CLAMBAKE 2001-06-12
- Nodding acquaintances? (3-3) — YESMEN 2001-06-11
- Draw attention to collecting box and disconcert people (6) — RATTLE 2001-06-11
- The height of fashion (7) — HEMLINE 2001-06-11
- Possibly what half-bricks get to make them so (7) — THWACKS 2001-06-11
- Sharp decline in air traffic (8) — NOSEDIVE 2001-06-11
- A con man? (8) — OPPONENT 2001-06-11
- Show what discontented groups do (11) — DEMONSTRATE 2001-06-11
- Grenville's ship is sweet, it's said (7) — REVENGE 2001-06-11
- Wound up the Spanish firm (6) — STABLE 2001-06-11
- WWII bomber seen in battle (8) — BLENHEIM 2001-06-11
- Consents, but will be a long time coming round again (6) — AGREES 2001-06-11
- Stay faithful (7) — STAUNCH 2001-06-11
- Like New York's irregular silhouette? (7) — SKYLINE 2001-06-11
- Last of the latecomers gets rotten seat (6) — SADDLE 2001-06-11
- Strangely, in matter of discipline he's strict (8) — MARTINET 2001-06-11
- Next year's grass court player (4) — SEED 2001-06-11
- Sort of policy for the Lib-Dems? (5,5) — THIRDPARTY 2001-06-11
- Terms need no amendment or ratification (11) — ENDORSEMENT 2001-06-11
- Antique stones set in a ring (10) — STONEHENGE 2001-06-11
- Belt up, or bend over (6) — BUCKLE 2001-06-11
- Linen chest that's new; look inside (7) — CLOTHES 2001-06-11
- My boss is sound asleep (4) — ZEDS 2001-06-09
- See 26 (6) — ZIDANE 2001-06-09
- Fern Scottish town uprooted (6) — AZOLLA 2001-06-09
- Vitality of father beginning to abate (7) — PAZZAZZ 2001-06-09
- Show Scotsmen to be Africans (8) — ZAIRIANS 2001-06-09
- Complain about the state of the Chechen capital (8) — GROZNYAN 2001-06-09
- Deviancy - one desperate for it! (10) — ZIGZAGGING 2001-06-09
- Runner has time once spent in Constantinople (6) — BEZANT 2001-06-09
- All the time, order turning up ... on pizza? (10) — MOZZARELLA 2001-06-09
- White or spoiled, weapon for an angled shot (8) — HOWITZER 2001-06-09
- Crossed with a horse, initially enormous, medium for tuna, perhaps? (7) — ZEBRINE 2001-06-09
- Heading from the grave; that is a snake god (6) — ZOMBIE 2001-06-09
- Entire range where an extremist will stop? (1,2,1) — ATOZ 2001-06-09
- Two universities with one book about Zorba the Greek's instrument (8) — BOUZOUKI 2001-06-09
- Home game's ending for Germany and the same for Italy and Scandinavian World Cup hero (8,6) — ZINEDINE 2001-06-09
- Tenor Turner (5) — LANZA 2001-06-09
- A Teutonic maize protein (4) — ZEIN 2001-06-09
- Mistakenly ignore God and be turned to stone (10) — GORGONIZED 2001-06-09
- Don't take away food for plant hormone (6) — ZEATIN 2001-06-09
- Spanish region's not completed a former capital of that region (8) — ZARAGOZA 2001-06-09
- English on their toes about Loire valley town (7) — TRELAZE 2001-06-09
- Dizzy girls providing backing for rock concerts (7) — FIZGIGS 2001-06-09
- Singers King Cole and Franklin wanting a home for Jesus (8) — NAZARETH 2001-06-09
- Setter not given a quarter for his work (6) — PUZZLE 2001-06-09
- A few notes have detailed little boy's regression at coming of age (10) — BARMITZVAH 2001-06-09
- Iraqi minister's first-class (4) — AZIZ 2001-06-09
- Former London dialing code's a gas (5) — OZONE 2001-06-09
- Wheel of life decapitates, say, William Blake (painter) (8) — ZOETROPE 2001-06-09
- See 14 (5) — DUMAS 2001-06-08
- Beautiful young women serving time on islands (6) — HOURIS 2001-06-08
- Speech made by opposition leader on official allowance (7) — ORATION 2001-06-08
- Extra cover for porky dramatist (7) — MOLIERE 2001-06-08
- Favourable comment elicited by the scent of wine? (7) — BOUQUET 2001-06-08
- English phone box designed for one who won't speak to the French? (9) — XENOPHOBE 2001-06-08
- Speaking slightingly of mad gent and praise eccentrically (13) — DISPARAGEMENT 2001-06-08
- ... to start with metal not available... (4,3) — LEADOFF 2001-06-08
- Here Flora preserved the metal she has... (9) — HERBARIUM 2001-06-08
- Saw, for example, in front of garage (6) — SAYING 2001-06-08
- Carroll really has to avoid losing last child (7) — DODGSON 2001-06-08
- Start to eat and drink after I'd given up (3,2) — DIGIN 2001-06-08
- "You can see with this!", I shout to the auditor (7) — EYEBALL 2001-06-08
- Almost half of retailers imported wrong wine (7) — RETSINA 2001-06-08
- One who doesn't believe he is in a race (7) — ATHEIST 2001-06-08
- Muses initially help poetic young woman (4) — MAID 2001-06-08
- It's too far away from the stove (3,2,5) — OUTOFRANGE 2001-06-08
- Like Croesus completely, Diana only partly (6) — LYDIAN 2001-06-08
- Persistently question North African about where medicinal waters are dispensed (4,4) — PUMPROOM 2001-06-08
- A Greek king soon brought about plucky Ilium's end (9) — AGAMEMNON 2001-06-08
- Wood has award sent back to New York (5) — EBONY 2001-06-08
- Moment that's doubtful on the first of January (5) — JIFFY 2001-06-08
- Dread sex manual translated from French author (9,5) — ALEXANDRE 2001-06-08
- Write to nag about military headquarters (8) — PENTAGON 2001-06-08
- County containing upper-class resorts (6) — HAUNTS 2001-06-08
- Newspaper getting money that's prayed for (5,5) — DAILYBREAD 2001-06-08
- Composer given introductions to Busoni, Elgar, Ravel and Grieg (4) — BERG 2001-06-08
- Paths laid out round a large pitch (7) — ASPHALT 2001-06-08
- Funny man using martial art on clergyman (3,4) — KENDODD 2001-06-08
- See 22 (4) — BEAM 2001-06-07
- Cooked meal with a Slav interrupting concentration (5,4) — LASER 2001-06-07
- Urgent information during departure (7) — EXIGENT 2001-06-07
- Mr Wooster of Mansfield Park has rights in 23 (7) — BERTRAM 2001-06-07
- What Keats called Death to make us feel a difference (7) — EASEFUL 2001-06-07
- Canal dweller, not broad in the 23 (6,4) — NARROWBOAT 2001-06-07