Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Proper sauce for traditional festivity (4,8) — WELLDRESSING 2001-04-20
- Composer's baton Igor smashed (7) — RODRIGO 2001-04-20
- Supply swimmer taking pot (7) — FURNISH 2001-04-20
- Boss endlessly making faux pas (5) — GAFFE 2001-04-20
- Expenditure one invested in unfashionable medals (9) — OUTGOINGS 2001-04-20
- Herb loves holding Shakespearean (7) — OREGANO 2001-04-20
- Recluse carries tons of welding material (7) — THERMIT 2001-04-20
- One puts words into the mouths of those to be shot (12) — SCREENWRITER 2001-04-20
- Disagreement in the German fishing boat (7) — DRIFTER 2001-04-20
- Goddess gets shrub in a place of torment (7) — GEHENNA 2001-04-20
- Insect eats fruit for food (7) — ALIMENT 2001-04-20
- Wrongfully in charge? It's criminal (7) — ILLICIT 2001-04-20
- Susie dies foolishly for a matter of lesser importance (4,5) — SIDEISSUE 2001-04-20
- Make a beastly noise before our local resident (9) — NEIGHBOUR 2001-04-20
- The proportion of a square in a South American city (5) — RATIO 2001-04-20
- Subversion lacks its initial impression (7) — EDITION 2001-04-20
- Business graduate in drag faces old complaint (7) — LUMBAGO 2001-04-20
- I forged alloy in the hearth (7) — FIREDOG 2001-04-20
- Woman gets support for surveyor (7) — EVEREST 2001-04-20
- There's nothing in between the passenger and the road (12) — THOROUGHFARE 2001-04-20
- My performance is of a student - at a matinee? (4) — IDOL 2001-04-19
- Careful not to turn head, or it'll go crooked (4) — WARY 2001-04-19
- It doesn't say who wrote the song "Keep right on _____ " - no, stop here! (3-2) — LAYBY 2001-04-19
- Article in house or pod (7) — VANILLA 2001-04-19
- Girl with American friend, one may gather (7) — ROSEBUD 2001-04-19
- Labour MP gets in: then there's a shortage of pigment (9) — LAMPBLACK 2001-04-19
- Don't let a lot of Danish money be put among the British: I might grab it (4,6) — BANKROBBER 2001-04-19
- French setter keeping various echelons for hotelier Basil (4,6) — JOHNCLEESE 2001-04-19
- Pet (male) to doctor - one left in city building (9) — CATHEDRAL 2001-04-19
- University city raising food - mutton (7) — MARBURG 2001-04-19
- Plan to avail oneself again of liqueur (10) — CHARTREUSE 2001-04-19
- Strike a child - infant - not 1 down (10) — FLAMBOYANT 2001-04-19
- Not returning by the main road? (4) — AWAY 2001-04-19
- Like following like? (4) — SUCH 2001-04-19
- In contact like balls on a gate (7) — KISSING 2001-04-19
- Homely type of country (5) — PLAIN 2001-04-19
- Senior blues (5,4) — ROYALNAVY 2001-04-19
- Some rice dish to steady the ship (5) — KEDGE 2001-04-19
- Illustrator to come from sale and buy cover for topless old man (6,9) — AUBREYBEARDSLEY 2001-04-19
- 1-0 for the dyeing moments? (4) — ANIL 2001-04-19
- Essex men (8) — BASILDON 2001-04-19
- Vagrant given silk: it's lymphatically wrong (5,4) — KINGSEVIL 2001-04-19
- Fool dressed for the cold, say? (5) — MORON 2001-04-19
- Composer of large variation (5) — ELGAR 2001-04-19
- Walker on island railway has joined the army (9) — LEGIONARY 2001-04-19
- It's hard to understand a goody getting right into evil behaviour (8) — ABSTRUSE 2001-04-19
- It's capitally struck from 21 (4) — NAIL 2001-04-19
- Disappointed or ill - terminally, if it's 12's? (2,4,2,1,6) — ASSICKASAPARROT 2001-04-19
- Shortly two to three sightless rodents may have us in stitches (5) — COMIC 2001-04-19
- 1 down type of fish stick (9) — PIKESTAFF 2001-04-19
- How to walk the first slope? (5) — TRAMP 2001-04-18
- Let off standing watch (5) — REMIT 2001-04-18
- Notice split is loose (6) — ADRIFT 2001-04-18
- Beat man overturning cot (7) — TANGENT 2001-04-18
- Pelt rock in rage (6) — FURORE 2001-04-18
- Crooked practitioner's almost heading for emotional breakdown (7) — SHYSTER 2001-04-18
- Old instrument's gloss masking rising cut (9) — SERAPHINE 2001-04-18
- Seen in the still of the night? (9) — MOONSHINE 2001-04-18
- Move initially giving scope? (6) — GAMBIT 2001-04-18
- 'Eavy up in the far north (6) — TUNDRA 2001-04-18
- Place specified in decrees? (9) — RESIDENCE 2001-04-18
- Slow roast is about right (5) — BRAKE 2001-04-18
- V-sign made official? (7) — CHEVRON 2001-04-18
- A charging soldier? (9) — MERCENARY 2001-04-18
- Ring up a date (5) — ARENA 2001-04-18
- Slag clubs to one who's joining (7) — CLINKER 2001-04-18
- Military station captures second tyrant (6) — DESPOT 2001-04-18
- Speaker heard one with a lisp standing a round (7) — TWEETER 2001-04-18
- Close call sounds natural (9) — TERMINATE 2001-04-18
- Some said I omitted dialect! (5) — IDIOM 2001-04-18
- Almost obvious it's a plate (5) — PATEN 2001-04-18
- Killer's sad story in Bambi, for example (9) — DESTROYER 2001-04-18
- Zealous umpire turns to give out (7) — FERVENT 2001-04-18
- Observe cutback in growths (6) — POLYPS 2001-04-18
- Not a chant for projection (6) — NOSING 2001-04-18
- Defence takes skill with racket (7) — RAMPART 2001-04-18
- Local worker's purpose in trade (9) — BARTENDER 2001-04-18
- Heel's in the pack (5) — KNAVE 2001-04-18
- Not the First Minister's crime (5) — ARSON 2001-04-18
- Not one anti-beer? (9) — INEBRIATE 2001-04-18
- Show to the table (7) — CABARET 2001-04-18
- Moist and adhesive earth covers miles (6) — CLAMMY 2001-04-18
- Go back, Leslie, with eyes like a flirt! (5) — OGLES 2001-04-17
- Female suits made up to be formal (5) — STIFF 2001-04-17
- Drink to hide your excessive sentimentality (5) — SYRUP 2001-04-17
- Discourteous and unhealthy king's asleep! (3-4) — ILLBRED 2001-04-17
- Meal had off tailless duck (4,3) — HIGHTEA 2001-04-17
- Statement of inmates altered (9) — MANIFESTO 2001-04-17
- Partner, by concealing ring, meets objective after Friday (9) — BOYFRIEND 2001-04-17
- Leave out, namely, a single griddle-cake (4-5) — DROPSCONE 2001-04-17
- She can't say 'No' (3-4) — YESGIRL 2001-04-17
- Walk, having time to understand (5) — TREAD 2001-04-17
- Lightly cooked, so left holding back some wine (9) — UNDERDONE 2001-04-17
- Bad-tempered person has twist round top of head (5) — CHURL 2001-04-17
- Beautiful youth makes cassis run all over the place (9) — NARCISSUS 2001-04-17
- Chaps breaking very large signs (5) — OMENS 2001-04-17
- In the doghouse with Kenneth, Eleanor and the editor (9) — KENNELLED 2001-04-17
- It's paid in advance, standing on the promenade (2-5) — UPFRONT 2001-04-17
- See 27 Across (7) — DISCORD 2001-04-17
- Cause of envy and contention, messing up cradle with food pips (5,2,7) — APPLEOF 2001-04-17