Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Spooner's domesticated shrews aren't wild horses with labels (4,4) — NAMETAGS 2001-05-17
- Boys from here came from the 21 of 5, according to copper in Sayers' novel (8) — SYRACUSE 2001-05-17
- Puzzler says he is wandering: find them in the fridge (3,5) — ICETRAYS 2001-05-17
- Puzzles with answers running 1 of lines and broad Scots clue I must solve (6,9) — DOUBLEACROSTICS 2001-05-17
- Mrs Marcos says she isn't so young (6) — IMELDA 2001-05-17
- Franco-German cheese gala taking minimum time (8) — BRIEFEST 2001-05-17
- Slips are awful things - don't start! (6) — ERRORS 2001-05-17
- Leading Conservative is briefly among the moderate ones with former date for show from 10 and partner (4,4,5) — WESTSIDE 2001-05-17
- The Queen's circle's in the Circus (4) — EROS 2001-05-17
- Catch what was said of Americans in Britain (8) — OVERHEAR 2001-05-17
- All through change of form, trees need time to keep going (4,5,2,4) — FROMFIRSTTOLAST 2001-05-17
- Unable to swallow half psychology - a dig at 6s and 7s (9) — DYSPHAGIC 2001-05-17
- See 4 (5) — STORY 2001-05-17
- Counter-tenors in bed with bird? (4,3) — COALTIT 2001-05-17
- Standard party attended by Lily (7) — LABARUM 2001-05-17
- Live doctor's rounds (4) — AMMO 2001-05-17
- Theology turning prophet's heart, five times a dozen (10) — THREESCORE 2001-05-17
- Curtailment of a nice day shortly before becoming diabolical (7) — SATANIC 2001-05-17
- This is misplaced among the undoubted: it's just a guess (7) — SURMISE 2001-05-17
- Raptor without wavering asks me to show in 18's clue (4,2,4) — KISSMEKATE 2001-05-17
- 'Ave no one perceive one's thought (4) — IDEA 2001-05-17
- Blue (Conservative) characters bid as little as possible (3,4) — ONECLUB 2001-05-17
- Impressionist goes to poll with drunkard (7) — MORISOT 2001-05-17
- Lover needs capital as well as love (5) — ROMEO 2001-05-17
- Boating clothes in Durham? (5,4) — RIVERWEAR 2001-05-17
- Odds and ends singularly unappealing to 15 (5) — SPEND 2001-05-16
- He may feel destined to succeed in part (6) — ELDEST 2001-05-16
- Killing is all the rage! (6) — LETHAL 2001-05-16
- Al Gore is unlikely to keep concubines (8) — SERAGLIO 2001-05-16
- Keillor's defence? (8) — GARRISON 2001-05-16
- Scrooge is broke without a couple of bob, or less (9) — SKINFLINT 2001-05-16
- After dancing in clogs, drinks up and all must go (7-4,4) — CLOSINGDOWNSALE 2001-05-16
- Wealthy type gets model to strip (6) — DIVEST 2001-05-16
- One is apt to be driven (9) — PASSENGER 2001-05-16
- Bernard's declining to whimper (6) — SNIVEL 2001-05-16
- Domain of sly, cruel cook (8) — SCULLERY 2001-05-16
- Any king is bound to be cross (5) — ANGRY 2001-05-16
- One moves, but it could be sore if lacking support (8) — PROPOSER 2001-05-16
- A joint is essential when backing English group diet (11,4) — LEGISLATIVEBODY 2001-05-16
- Charge for a snog with a bird? (9) — SPOONBILL 2001-05-16
- There's many a drop down here (5) — DRAIN 2001-05-16
- Calls in question politician using spin (7) — IMPUGNS 2001-05-16
- Outre student found in bed, the worse for drink (7) — BOTTLED 2001-05-16
- Dunkirk began fightback from a no-win situation (4) — DRAW 2001-05-16
- Offers to play lovers' tune (10) — VOLUNTEERS 2001-05-16
- A palm may be, as in cupidity (7) — GREASED 2001-05-16
- Screw holds a number in bird (7) — TURNKEY 2001-05-16
- General service footwear (10) — WELLINGTON 2001-05-16
- Girl from classical Greece (4) — LASS 2001-05-16
- Piano serves to transform the office (7) — VESPERS 2001-05-16
- Like Britain's past glory without a hazard (7) — IMPERIL 2001-05-16
- Tempestuous character - one found in Lear, perhaps (5) — ARIEL 2001-05-16
- Two Good Friday participants against a scheme for peace? (9) — EIRENICON 2001-05-16
- In chess, when to swop a queen isn't clear (6) — OPAQUE 2001-05-15
- Surveys about attitudes (7) — REVIEWS 2001-05-15
- Club magazine (7) — ARSENAL 2001-05-15
- Thin paint (8) — EGGSHELL 2001-05-15
- One big in the game, other than Pele (8) — ELEPHANT 2001-05-15
- Lovely parks, places for shy and painted horses (11) — FAIRGROUNDS 2001-05-15
- Game played by heartless Greig? (7) — CRICKET 2001-05-15
- My subject, "Wasting Time", is short-sighted (6) — MYOPIC 2001-05-15
- I am almost certainly played (8) — CLARINET 2001-05-15
- Irishman in charge of Scottish club (6) — CELTIC 2001-05-15
- One hero in domestic murder (8) — HOMICIDE 2001-05-15
- Harvester is one of the ravers (7) — ANAGRAM 2001-05-15
- Colours moving slowly around Spain (7) — YELLOWS 2001-05-15
- Slander male trapped in silly lunacy (7) — CALUMNY 2001-05-15
- Exercising choice of imitation (6) — ECHOIC 2001-05-15
- Free kind of house? (8) — DETACHED 2001-05-15
- Colour: mostly green with a hint of yellow (4) — GREY 2001-05-15
- Where they might bring back the birch? (10) — ARBORETUMS 2001-05-15
- Big names in disarray: I cite rebels (11) — CELEBRITIES 2001-05-15
- Records found before Ezra (10) — CHRONICLES 2001-05-15
- In Nepal, it's a sacred language (4) — PALI 2001-05-15
- The territory above a taxman's scope (8) — AIRSPACE 2001-05-15
- It goes pear-shaped for self-centred person (6) — EGOIST 2001-05-15
- They bet plate-layers drop dead (7) — PLAYERS 2001-05-15
- Game soon involved king and queen (7) — SNOOKER 2001-05-15
- Annie celebrates having this other girl in the family (5) — NIECE 2001-05-14
- Winter sportsmen take it up (3,4) — SKILIFT 2001-05-14
- Primate swallows vegetables to satisfy hunger, perhaps (7) — APPEASE 2001-05-14
- Beat a doctor in the final (7) — LAMBAST 2001-05-14
- Game with two essential elements of tennis (7) — NETBALL 2001-05-14
- Got up and dressed (6,3) — TURNEDOUT 2001-05-14
- A comedown, but not a disappointing one (5,7) — HAPPYLANDING 2001-05-14
- A humble fan to be moved, too deep for words (12) — UNFATHOMABLE 2001-05-14
- Con man turns up in disgrace (7) — SCANDAL 2001-05-14
- Intercept principal on holiday (7) — HEADOFF 2001-05-14
- Wrongly portrayed as a hunter (9) — PREDATORY 2001-05-14
- The truth about Italy's reconstruction (7) — REALITY 2001-05-14
- Cables from ship to shore (7) — HAWSERS 2001-05-14
- Therapy for abuse? (3,9) — ILLTREATMENT 2001-05-14
- Spring issue (7) — EMANATE 2001-05-14
- Eastern politician bound to be exhausted (7) — EMPTIED 2001-05-14
- Pitch of the roof? (7) — BITUMEN 2001-05-14
- Sailors are all so perplexed (2,3) — ATSEA 2001-05-14
- Coal seam worked by sailors (9) — MINELAYER 2001-05-14
- No longer in the cast, but in touch (3,2,4) — OUTOFPLAY 2001-05-14
- Good fellow cutting dried grass is quick (5) — HASTY 2001-05-14
- Showed respect for an old lady, but insulted a young one (5,2) — STOODUP 2001-05-14