Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Comical, almost entirely mad, system of communication (10,4) — ELECTRONICMAIL 2001-05-09
- Cram, perhaps, allowed to feature in articles (7) — ATHLETE 2001-05-09
- Vera reported what she did for an animal (7) — LINSANG 2001-05-09
- There's said to be a place for old-fashioned ill-humour (5) — RHEUM 2001-05-09
- Undressed in 7? (3,2,4) — OUTOFGEAR 2001-05-09
- About time to modify item in air display (9) — ALTIMETER 2001-05-09
- It''s unsuitable in a gym (5) — INAPT 2001-05-09
- Many drinks can be found in Yorkshire (5) — DALES 2001-05-09
- Name picked out without gravity or care (9) — NEGLECTED 2001-05-09
- Fever few connected with new therapy, excluding a drink (9) — PYRETHRUM 2001-05-09
- Richard ended in defeat; over to Henry (5) — TUDOR 2001-05-09
- Metal is found in thumbscrew (7) — BISMUTH 2001-05-09
- Side taken by 7 view (7) — NEITHER 2001-05-09
- Disparage actors as characters - myself included (4,10) — CASTASPERSIONS 2001-05-09
- Father's keeping everything in America (6) — DALLAS 2001-05-08
- Travellin' on island or atoll (6) — BIKINI 2001-05-08
- Quaker colonialist on flag (6) — PENNON 2001-05-08
- Put forward design as arranged (8) — ASSIGNED 2001-05-08
- Shy maiden in court? I don't know (6,2) — SEARCHME 2001-05-08
- Spill the beans about select sport (8) — SCULLING 2001-05-08
- Selfish man about to withdraw money (10) — EGOCENTRIC 2001-05-08
- Took a break and made an impression (8) — RECESSED 2001-05-08
- It can be fatal in battle that's goin' on (8) — WARFARIN 2001-05-08
- See an affair in disgust (8) — LOATHING 2001-05-08
- Means of transport showing first-class pedigree (5,5) — GOODSTRAIN 2001-05-08
- Little devil has skill to pass on (6) — IMPART 2001-05-08
- Bachelor in old firm (6) — STABLE 2001-05-08
- Check straps of underwear (8) — SCANTIES 2001-05-08
- Grasping English queen seizes journalist (6) — GREEDY 2001-05-08
- President managed control of dinner (8) — PRANDIAL 2001-05-08
- Craving but lacking time for divination (1,5) — ICHING 2001-05-08
- Poet playin' a prank (6) — LARKIN 2001-05-08
- Revolutionary species baffled man (5,5) — CHESSPIECE 2001-05-08
- Giant fell floundering into the sea from boat (10) — BRIGANTINE 2001-05-08
- Extractor rendered lips sore (3-5) — OILPRESS 2001-05-08
- Material found in the analysis of a brick (6) — FABRIC 2001-05-08
- Support for plant storing hydrogen (8) — CHAMPION 2001-05-08
- Phone courtier about sovereign (6) — BLOWER 2001-05-08
- Keeps stifling pain in battle (8) — HASTINGS 2001-05-08
- Is extravagant with music (5) — BLUES 2001-05-07
- Nerve broken? Not at all! (5) — NEVER 2001-05-07
- Is inclined to enter the Church, subject to purification (7) — CLEANSE 2001-05-07
- A hard blow for the Italians (7) — SIROCCO 2001-05-07
- Tip or pour out a delightful mixture (9) — POTPOURRI 2001-05-07
- Measures following cut in naval establishments (9) — DOCKYARDS 2001-05-07
- Risk playing Russian roulette? (6,4,3) — CHANCEONESARM 2001-05-07
- Outlook splendid, yet tense (6,7) — FUTUREPERFECT 2001-05-07
- Dishonest dealer (4-5) — CARDSHARP 2001-05-07
- What a heavenly colour! (3-4) — SKYBLUE 2001-05-07
- Cheated at pontoon? (7) — TWISTED 2001-05-07
- Failing to take the first Orient Express (5) — VOICE 2001-05-07
- Boar's feet cooked as traditional English fare (9) — ROASTBEEF 2001-05-07
- Try to look smart in order to go courting? (5,4,4) — PRESSONESSUIT 2001-05-07
- Victor or William, perhaps (9) — CONQUEROR 2001-05-07
- Chap gets the right sort of insurance (5) — COVER 2001-05-07
- They may indicate a safe course for young men, say (5) — BUOYS 2001-05-07
- Lacking the imagination to fall in love? (5-4) — FANCYFREE 2001-05-07
- Revolutionary means of power on board (7) — CAPSTAN 2001-05-07
- Radio makes sound use of them (7) — EFFECTS 2001-05-07
- Model, formerly fat? (7) — EXAMPLE 2001-05-07
- Chaps caught in foul deed are corrected (7) — EMENDED 2001-05-07
- Is patronising in speech and overbearing in argument (5,4) — TALKSDOWN 2001-05-07
- Sort of nut that is loose (5) — UNTIE 2001-05-07
- New chart set up by degrees (5) — RATCH 2001-05-07
- Harmony restored in a mutiny (9) — UNANIMITY 2001-05-07
- Soldier escort arranged for individually owned businesses (7,6) — PRIVATESECTOR 2001-05-07
- Pack member putting one right in the club (4) — BRAT 2001-05-05
- Fourth World figure in Matabeleland (4) — ABEL 2001-05-05
- Firm about revolutionary principles (5) — CREDO 2001-05-05
- Where Beau Nash was immersed in his country residence? (9) — BATHHOUSE 2001-05-05
- Saps environmentally friendly fog warnings (10) — GREENHORNS 2001-05-05
- O, he's the fellow, they say, to chance upon some toothsome relic (10) — ODONTOLITE 2001-05-05
- See 1 across (3,4,5) — FATLADYSINGS 2001-05-05
- Careen this emblem (4) — LEEK 2001-05-05
- Albert Einstein's part in designing figure for the Folies-Bergere (4) — ERTE 2001-05-05
- One's sting is in the hell-broth's mild brown brew (9) — BLINDWORM 2001-05-05
- Kicking oneself in the gaudery, perhaps (6,3,3) — RUEINGTHEDAY 2001-05-05
- Remind me, wasn't he once the Italian PM? (5) — PRODI 2001-05-05
- O, Anna Neagle! You hadn't a dreadful shape like this (10) — ENNEAGONAL 2001-05-05
- Start of the Rangers' collapse; Saints encroach (10) — TRANSGRESS 2001-05-05
- When Guardian readers include Dome developers: what the devil! (8) — ASMODEUS 2001-05-05
- Agitation raised in the 16 (6) — LATHER 2001-05-05
- Conclude with one or less (8) — INFERIOR 2001-05-05
- He admitted all to his circus except miners (6) — BARNUM 2001-05-05
- Catches the City unwilling to provide no life cover (6-5) — HEARSECLOTH 2001-05-05
- Be affected by food from a runcible spoon (5) — MINCE 2001-05-05
- Pungent plant returned by river with railed transport (9) — SMARTWEED 2001-05-05
- A lot to ask of a Lilliputian (4,5) — TALLORDER 2001-05-05
- Take home British, but not English, figure (5) — RHOMB 2001-05-05
- Outback worker needed: 's Mon Oncle available? (7,4) — STATIONHAND 2001-05-05
- See 1 (3,3) — TILTHE 2001-05-05
- See 1 (4,4) — AINTOVER 2001-05-05
- Let oneself down, on the face of it (6) — ABSEIL 2001-05-05
- He lets no thin diva type forget last aria, perhaps in "Patience" (3,5,4,4,3,3,3,4,5) — THEOPERA 2001-05-05
- Office worker's degrees in abbreviated form? (4) — TEMP 2001-05-04
- Eat ice-cream, swallowing whole (7) — CONSUME 2001-05-04
- The foreign wine town showing ability to increase accommodation (10) — ELASTICITY 2001-05-04
- Former CND enthusiast transformed duller ranters and the leaders of British socialism (8,7) — BERTRANDRUSSELL 2001-05-04
- Second thoughts about not supporting team that needs helping (15) — RECONSIDERATION 2001-05-04
- Not all of tummy fits in? It could be a warning! (4) — BELL 2001-05-04