Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Faddish, in theory, like a sort of compass without leaders (7) — ISMATIC 2001-03-31
- News of lentil soup, for example - nice to cook (12) — INTELLIGENCE 2001-03-31
- Old city set up beside a stone (4) — RUBY 2001-03-30
- To drill can be tedious (6) — BORING 2001-03-30
- Worker in Kent, one getting grain? (6) — HOPPER 2001-03-30
- Breaking of the law, say, concerning gun part (6) — BREECH 2001-03-30
- By which one can alter handle (4,4) — DEEDPOLL 2001-03-30
- Flair shown in sitar playing attempt (8) — ARTISTRY 2001-03-30
- 4's work (8,2) — WESTWARDHO 2001-03-30
- Smart one with the cones (6) — SPRUCE 2001-03-30
- Follower of flickering torch needing to take in oxygen (6) — COHORT 2001-03-30
- Dangerous post (6-4) — LETTERBOMB 2001-03-30
- Writer likes New York gravity, possibly (8) — KINGSLEY 2001-03-30
- Part of cooker provided on drawing capital? (6) — HOBART 2001-03-30
- Used for dressing tots, we hear (4) — ADZE 2001-03-30
- Army unit call intended as a cure (8) — REMEDIAL 2001-03-30
- Account after writing information sheet (8) — HANDBILL 2001-03-30
- Name the number below (6) — NETHER 2001-03-30
- Preoccupied sailor has turn round piano (4) — RAPT 2001-03-30
- Put on society clothing, or track suit? (10) — SPORTSWEAR 2001-03-30
- See 20 (6) — BABIES 2001-03-30
- 4's work (3,5-6) — THEWATER 2001-03-30
- Wormy bit of deal needing treatment? Oh, I say! (2,4) — MYWORD 2001-03-30
- Rascal upset the seaman (6) — LASCAR 2001-03-30
- The speed of a star with no centre (8) — CELERITY 2001-03-30
- One's stupid to make it dull around the west (6) — DIMWIT 2001-03-30
- The sailor's asking for an annulment (10) — ABROGATION 2001-03-30
- Could be a pet tip, say (4) — PEKE 2001-03-30
- Cold compartment used for a buffet outside church (6) — ICEBOX 2001-03-30
- Unfeeling comment - no good, completely useless (4,4) — DEADLOSS 2001-03-30
- Numbers seen in a row (6) — EIGHTS 2001-03-29
- Loan shark certainly found in the City once (6) — USURER 2001-03-29
- One who grows something for the pot (7) — PLANTER 2001-03-29
- Fellow pupil (7) — SCHOLAR 2001-03-29
- Fruit producer on a poultry-farm? (8) — EGGPLANT 2001-03-29
- There's none of this in battle (8) — INACTION 2001-03-29
- Gems decorating a main square (11) — AQUAMARINES 2001-03-29
- Glasses for Narcissus? (7) — MIRRORS 2001-03-29
- "Hyacinth Bouquet" sounds pale (6) — BUCKET 2001-03-29
- Something to eat put about new cane product (5,3) — PECANNUT 2001-03-29
- Angelic being, one overthrown, they say (6) — CHERUB 2001-03-29
- Carpet for the landing? (8) — AIRFIELD 2001-03-29
- High-rise housing for the workers? (3,4) — ANTHILL 2001-03-29
- Skunk restin' awkwardly with its tail tucked in (7) — STINKER 2001-03-29
- A shape for locks and buttons (4,3) — PAGEBOY 2001-03-29
- You can take the lead from it (6) — GALENA 2001-03-29
- Did she flutter when the male bird ate noisily? (8) — COQUETTE 2001-03-29
- Songster spent night in strong wind (4) — GALE 2001-03-29
- Pacific islands that draw in butterflies (11) — ADMIRALTIES 2001-03-29
- What planners do to supporter in rage (10) — BRAINSTORM 2001-03-29
- The colour of the downs (4) — BLUE 2001-03-29
- Is it practised by Donald's dicky doctor? (8) — QUACKERY 2001-03-29
- It blew in the clash of armies (6) — SHOFAR 2001-03-29
- Slovenly Auntie Penny is often seen in bed (7) — PETUNIA 2001-03-29
- Night is unusual source of enlightenment (7) — INSIGHT 2001-03-29
- Distinctly not parts of Blue Peter? (4) — BLUR 2001-03-28
- No relation to shellfish: it's a trick (4) — SCAM 2001-03-28
- Covering for a wheel covering, so to speak (6) — ATTIRE 2001-03-28
- Old-fashioned in fashion in fashion business? (3,5) — RAGTRADE 2001-03-28
- Panelling for cart that attracts tax (8) — WAINSCOT 2001-03-28
- Serious injury to love-child - love would shortly come into it (4,4) — BODYBLOW 2001-03-28
- Forth's second, once first, with stock round in card-game (10,6) — KINCARDINE 2001-03-28
- Angry that love is upset (4) — SORE 2001-03-28
- Like this little house in London? (4) — SOHO 2001-03-28
- Long stop Craig coming in suffers at heart (4-4) — FAILSAFE 2001-03-28
- It's hell, chaps, do you hear? Pretend you're someone else (8) — DISGUISE 2001-03-28
- Argentinian girl has a row with Araucaria (8) — GALTIERI 2001-03-28
- Stop shaving and take up female dress - outside line to Lincoln (4,1,5) — GROWABEARD 2001-03-28
- Hot stuff here? Cold stuff covers the West (6) — FROWST 2001-03-28
- Master ingesting a toxic gas had the hand of God to help him (8) — MARADONA 2001-03-28
- Typically leaning to the right (6) — ITALIC 2001-03-28
- ... contains a flower with a beetle on it (8) — COLORADO 2001-03-28
- ... which contains the £1,000 container that ... (5,6) — GRANDCANYON 2001-03-28
- Touching 22 is the owner of Harry, some say ... (7) — ARIZONA 2001-03-28
- Second insult is incomplete, but you get the flavour (7) — SAFFRON 2001-03-28
- Lease up, bank gets involved, as can't be told (11) — UNSPEAKABLE 2001-03-28
- Poke fun at beloved Parisian ornithologist (8) — TWITCHER 2001-03-28
- Part of body with bone on the same row (6) — SHINDY 2001-03-28
- Like 17 and 22, an old boat for an airborne elite (8) — ARKANSAS 2001-03-28
- Stunt, perhaps, during parade for motorists (6) — DEFORM 2001-03-28
- Great Olympian raising the course of the water (4) — ZEUS 2001-03-27
- A private lubrication to rub in up the wrong way (5) — POILU 2001-03-27
- What moves me? It's water under the bridge for 5 and co (5) — STICK 2001-03-27
- One standard we should be proud to raise (5,4) — UNIONJACK 2001-03-27
- See 8 (9) — LONGWORDS 2001-03-27
- Take turns reallocating territory (9) — TURKESTAN 2001-03-27
- So the infernal Guardian heard about man entering claim! (6-6) — TRIPLEHEADED 2001-03-27
- One lying ultimately off stage (5) — APRON 2001-03-27
- Like amnesiacs, left one out, it's clear (9) — OBVIOUSLY 2001-03-27
- 20ing place making poor rich (but I'll grow to full capacity!) (4,6) — POOH 2001-03-27
- Solemn notes for an extremely unbusy time (4-5) — DEADMARCH 2001-03-27
- Half-heartedly swindle peer (5) — NOBLE 2001-03-27
- Issue A not quite complete, so is binding B to C? (9) — SEMITONIC 2001-03-27
- Sea action in which Garibaldi and son may be involved (12) — SAILBOARDING 2001-03-27
- Being in bed topless is strange in the North (5) — UNKED 2001-03-27
- Not moving cattle in the way things are (8) — AKINESIS 2001-03-27
- See 8 (14) — LITTLEBRAINAND 2001-03-27
- Twice one becomes free - little change here (8) — TWOPENCE 2001-03-27
- Hut of iron is sent for (6) — NISSEN 2001-03-27
- Sweet penchant that made 5 20! (9) — HONEYLIKE 2001-03-27