Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Article on a crime wave in the country (7) — AMERICA 2001-05-14
- Old Egyptian gambling game, its said (7) — PHARAOH 2001-05-14
- Modern entrance to old prison (7) — NEWGATE 2001-05-14
- Employ tea in a bag; it gives time for settlement (4-8) — HIREPURCHASE 2001-05-14
- Make it possible to catch some elephants outside (6) — ENABLE 2001-05-12
- Speak about the Pole? Fancy! (6) — ORNATE 2001-05-12
- Bird to ring, by the sound of it (6) — CYGNET 2001-05-12
- Articles only for this girl (6) — ANTHEA 2001-05-12
- I leave the odd diversion, usually leaving en masse (2,6) — INDROVES 2001-05-12
- Soften the report of the scandal of Thurber's Walter? (8) — MITIGATE 2001-05-12
- Lawrence, entertaining one on his own to dine, was killed by overwork (4,2,5) — DONETODEATH 2001-05-12
- Quadrupedal current in Queen's building (6) — EQUINE 2001-05-12
- Gold for god, the creator (6) — AUTHOR 2001-05-12
- Hatred is complex, but possible to follow (6) — THREAD 2001-05-12
- In past time I beat my wife? Then it's time for love (8) — HITHERTO 2001-05-12
- Give up what will boost the personality? (6) — FOREGO 2001-05-12
- Stray from on/off county, the first one to reach its bay (8) — DEVIATOR 2001-05-12
- His start in Eastwood meant he had a patron (6) — CLIENT 2001-05-12
- Clever is a student that's not depressed by Lawrence (6) — ASTUTE 2001-05-12
- See 22 (6) — AROUND 2001-05-12
- ... a promise of time coming from me to stand drinks to Marshal Tito? (4,1,3,6,2,2) — WHENIGET 2001-05-12
- See 18 (4) — DAYS 2001-05-12
- Top duplicator for footmen gains agreement among journalists: is this a threat or ... (3,2,5,4) — ONEOFTHESE 2001-05-12
- "No form, no win" will provide for us henceforth (4,3,2,2) — FROMNOWONIN 2001-05-12
- Predominant elements in Yorkshire cricket? (10) — OVERRIDING 2001-05-12
- See 22 (4) — TOIT 2001-05-12
- Compound of oxygen and hydrogen source of pigment? (8) — OCHREOUS 2001-05-12
- Punishment for lance-corporal, a good guy and mature (6) — STRIPE 2001-05-12
- See 5 (6) — WITHME 2001-05-12
- Is solver on setter's side? Get it? (3,3,4,2) — AREYOU 2001-05-12
- A college window (5) — ORIEL 2001-05-11
- Calm policemen attached to port authority (6) — PLACID 2001-05-11
- Eurydice's husband composed her opus (7) — ORPHEUS 2001-05-11
- Diana's crazy about people without clothes (7) — NUDISTS 2001-05-11
- Instructor having meal with singer and actress (7) — TEACHER 2001-05-11
- Ballerinas missing a dance in Wales (9) — LLANBERIS 2001-05-11
- Grub garb (13) — LEATHERJACKET 2001-05-11
- Stitch up nurse in part of London (4,3) — WESTEND 2001-05-11
- Stand for religious education here (9) — REPRESENT 2001-05-11
- Some tunes composed for an international organisation (6) — UNESCO 2001-05-11
- Eminent aristocrat entertaining volunteers (7) — NOTABLE 2001-05-11
- Interior covering for passenger ship (5) — LINER 2001-05-11
- Biblical character without fitting rank (7) — CAPTAIN 2001-05-11
- To reduce consumption is futile (7) — USELESS 2001-05-11
- A military expedition caused trouble, with king being captured (7) — CRUSADE 2001-05-11
- Date in Rome that is incomplete (4) — IDES 2001-05-11
- Letters from people in books (10) — CHARACTERS 2001-05-11
- Flags displayed by doctor above heart operations (6) — DROOPS 2001-05-11
- Soap bar is misshapen - there's a complaint about it (8) — CARBOLIC 2001-05-11
- Turning point when Tom Jones initially encounters flattery (1-8) — TJUNCTION 2001-05-11
- Thatcher's choice for home secretary (5) — STRAW 2001-05-11
- Undergarment for a bear (5) — TEDDY 2001-05-11
- Rental due to be revised is not revised (9) — UNALTERED 2001-05-11
- Given food in Australia, Edward is exhausted in America (8) — TUCKERED 2001-05-11
- Sort of zebra crossing, good for capital city (6) — ZAGREB 2001-05-11
- Playful pets after Lawrence takes them out to play (3,7) — THETEMPEST 2001-05-11
- Frank is allowing access (4) — OPEN 2001-05-11
- A coat with line and wrinkles (7) — FURROWS 2001-05-11
- Setting including a large kind of triangle (7) — SCALENE 2001-05-11
- Fool's gold's seen midday (5) — MORON 2001-05-10
- Butter up quartermistress (5) — SMARM 2001-05-10
- Fabric of cloth in church (5) — CREPE 2001-05-10
- Sole place for subjection (9) — UNDERFOOT 2001-05-10
- Male's subconscious feeling? (9) — SENTIMENT 2001-05-10
- A cooking problem? (3,6) — HOTPOTATO 2001-05-10
- Drink Irishman tipped inside escort's footwear (6-7) — BEETLECRUSHER 2001-05-10
- Silver-r! See me share large pile (13) — AGGLOMERATION 2001-05-10
- Wake up - turn in - got up (5) — ROUSE 2001-05-10
- Obscure order about female puma from America, perhaps (9) — OBFUSCATE 2001-05-10
- Head angry about bloomer (9) — HYDRANGEA 2001-05-10
- Bar entered the other way round (5) — INGOT 2001-05-10
- Think fit to speak European (5) — DEIGN 2001-05-10
- Mineral tar as medium of exchange (9) — ALABASTER 2001-05-10
- Purge over-excited fool within time limits (13) — DECONTAMINATE 2001-05-10
- Place to inspire or heal, I suspect (7) — AIRHOLE 2001-05-10
- Queen replaces one in drug work (7) — OPERATE 2001-05-10
- Further society's conventions (5) — MORES 2001-05-10
- Structural geology, etc wasted stimulants (9) — TECTONICS 2001-05-10
- In glee I derry down (5) — EIDER 2001-05-10
- Is over Midge Ure's autograph (9) — SIGNATURE 2001-05-10
- Lucifer's equal (5) — MATCH 2001-05-10
- Itinerant itinerants lose one itinerant (9) — TRANSIENT 2001-05-10
- Discover good side in heel (5) — LEARN 2001-05-10
- Widespread custom after the port (when without car) (7) — DIFFUSE 2001-05-10
- Harsh covering for gully (7) — GRATING 2001-05-10
- Town council carried advertising (8,5) — SANDWICHBOARD 2001-05-10
- Money talks with candour (5) — FRANC 2001-05-09
- She's queen in the Salvation Army (7) — THERESA 2001-05-09
- French stop over in getting the lie of the land (7) — TERRAIN 2001-05-09
- I get my own back in rage about 5, if missing (7) — AVENGER 2001-05-09
- A court in Alabama is like a jellyfish (7) — ACTINAL 2001-05-09
- Having two forms of saying "unintelligent" in Bow (9) — DIMORPHIC 2001-05-09
- Essex man of most charm - fellow lost his head, unfortunately (6,8) — THOMASCROMWELL 2001-05-09
- "Ne plus ultra" can be anything but extreme (7) — NEUTRAL 2001-05-09
- Fashionable group relegated to a corner of the display? (5) — INSET 2001-05-09
- York overdrawn, as an old engine may be (7) — REBORED 2001-05-09
- Some copy held for bank protection (7) — PARAPET 2001-05-09
- Detested rating on dwelling with right to income from letting (9) — ABHORRENT 2001-05-09
- Hidings may be in order for such noisy behaviour (7) — SHINDIG 2001-05-09
- To Cannon St - pile out for the City (14) — CONSTANTINOPLE 2001-05-09