Guardian Crossword Clues
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- A little bit more (but not all) about the killer (7) — MATADOR 2001-03-09
- The writer's a mug (5) — STEIN 2001-03-09
- Watch and leer over gymnastic performance (9) — CARTWHEEL 2001-03-09
- Toper's first into liquor-producing plant - liquor's an immuniser (9) — ANTISERUM 2001-03-09
- Point to unknown source of ferment (5) — YEAST 2001-03-09
- Stories about "The King and I" and suchlike productions (7) — TALKIES 2001-03-09
- Story about boat ride's beginning to get more mischievous (7) — LARKIER 2001-03-09
- Swordsman's one lily-like reflection (7) — SAMURAI 2001-03-09
- Plant stalk an etching features (7) — ALKANET 2001-03-09
- American money going to drug-taking terrorists to get a simple meal (6,6) — JACKETPOTATO 2001-03-09
- Wanted to increase student/teacher ratio? They are 1 (6) — MORELS 2001-03-08
- Fashionable and excellent at last (2,4) — INFINE 2001-03-08
- Nothing permitted in public transport is 1 (7) — BOLETUS 2001-03-08
- Forwards to setter's - it's delicious (7) — SCRUMMY 2001-03-08
- Poet's inclination - I cry out to be included (8) — LYRICIST 2001-03-08
- A couple have a good time with a type of political system (3,5) — TWOPARTY 2001-03-08
- Singer - she's French - is 1 (11) — CHANTERELLE 2001-03-08
- Time to disturb most of 14s? It's 1 (7) — TRUFFLE 2001-03-08
- It's immature if 1; it needs a hole (6) — BUTTON 2001-03-08
- The black one on the judge? It's 1 (5,3) — DEATHCAP 2001-03-08
- Weight of king or queen or other raised by king or queen (6) — DRACHM 2001-03-08
- Bowling where Drake did for protection in the mud? (8) — OVERSHOE 2001-03-08
- Like toadstools? Have a good time and go to America (7) — FUBGOUS 2001-03-08
- Large scale picture of what some flowers do at night (5,2) — CLOSEUP 2001-03-08
- Differently stressed, an anthropophagite is said to be 1 (7) — AMANITA 2001-03-08
- Not a mod chair (6) — ROCKER 2001-03-08
- The Critic at a dance is 1 (8) — PUFFBALL 2001-03-08
- See 12 (4) — ROOM 2001-03-08
- English poem about prominent feature - marine starfish, say (10) — ECHINODERM 2001-03-08
- Tropical tree sees achievement by female inside of hand (7,4) — FEATHERPALM 2001-03-08
- Glance in my direction in intimidatory manner (10) — MENACINGLY 2001-03-08
- (and 22) Command to set out for space is 1 (4) — MUSH 2001-03-08
- Curry is remarkable (3,5) — HOTSTUFF 2001-03-08
- A culinary herb, left out, is 1 (6) — AGARIC 2001-03-08
- Need about two dozen sheets (7) — REQUIRE 2001-03-08
- Reverse for clergyman in religion that goes underground (7) — CULVERT 2001-03-08
- The Beano is amusing (5) — COMIC 2001-03-07
- Solemn undertaking to abstain from drinking a toast (6) — PLEDGE 2001-03-07
- Capital letters in biro in a novel (7) — NAIROBI 2001-03-07
- A performer in taking part is terrible (7) — ARTISTE 2001-03-07
- Stately bird - for example, one brought up in Dorset (7) — SWANAGE 2001-03-07
- Chewed over half-warmed fish outside gallery (9) — MEDITATED 2001-03-07
- Runner or dramatist in play (13) — ADMINISTRATOR 2001-03-07
- A household chore that is decreasing (7) — IRONING 2001-03-07
- Unruly boy I quell in a roundabout way (9) — OBLIQUELY 2001-03-07
- Writer gets nothing right, fortunately (6) — ORWELL 2001-03-07
- Hannibal the Carthaginian's last stand in church (7) — LECTERN 2001-03-07
- Islamic leader studies religious art (5) — ICONS 2001-03-07
- Disreputable (but attractive) fliers and swimmers (7) — RAFFISH 2001-03-07
- Symposium presented by a Greek character in 10 (5,2) — TEACHIN 2001-03-07
- Make wavy cover for something straight each day (3,4) — PERDIEM 2001-03-07
- Debatable topic broached after beastly noise (4) — MOOT 2001-03-07
- Nicely critical - as if studio would be worried (10) — FASTIDIOUS 2001-03-07
- Alarm about Northern Ireland tax (6) — TOCSIN 2001-03-07
- Social worker entering factory with a scarf covering head and shoulders (8) — MANTILLA 2001-03-07
- East wind leading to death or removal of rock, perhaps (9) — STEADYING 2001-03-07
- A team apart (5) — ASIDE 2001-03-07
- Beastly sound? No sound! (5) — NEIGH 2001-03-07
- Type of sketch taken from thin album (9) — THUMBNAIL 2001-03-07
- Misfortune, having one pound not readily converted into cash (8) — ILLIQUID 2001-03-07
- Woven fabric for tailored suits with fine finish (6) — TISSUE 2001-03-07
- Everyone enters fish trade? Nonsense! (10) — CODSWALLOP 2001-03-07
- Seafront centre hairstyle (4) — AFRO 2001-03-07
- Bishop, opposition leader, sculptor and composer (7) — BORODIN 2001-03-07
- If definite, the recital is fixed (7) — ARTICLE 2001-03-07
- Ice in the drink? (4) — BERG 2001-03-06
- Some encouragement, you say, is in vain (5) — PROUD 2001-03-06
- Girl, if topless, would create an atmosphere (5) — LAURA 2001-03-06
- A new wine list introduced ahead of starters (9) — ANTIPASTI 2001-03-06
- Pair of cords to go with brogues, perhaps (4,5) — SHOELACES 2001-03-06
- Return to gold standard and mint, say (9) — ROOTSTOCK 2001-03-06
- Quality of the candid camera photo? (12) — TRANSPARENCY 2001-03-06
- Extract of poplar, chestnut, box and conifer (5) — LARCH 2001-03-06
- Blue ? Tory out and out (9) — DOWNRIGHT 2001-03-06
- Pound from base limit bouncing back to upper limit (4) — ROOF 2001-03-06
- Turns away from little green man, hair standing on end (9) — ALIENATES 2001-03-06
- Pull in here, set down and bid farewell (3,2) — LAYBY 2001-03-06
- Forces abroad, for example (9) — DISPLACES 2001-03-06
- With oil streaming out, this prospector is made (12) — MINERALOGIST 2001-03-06
- Girl to coordinate going on stage (5) — DAISY 2001-03-06
- Period of ignorance without the Sun and Times? (4,4) — DARKAGES 2001-03-06
- Set opening clue, working to mislead (3,3,6,2) — PUTONEACROSSON 2001-03-06
- Clever daily means to fix the buzzer (8) — FLYPAPER 2001-03-06
- Hack covers page with sensational headline (6) — SPLASH 2001-03-06
- Baseball player in pants and T-shirt (9) — SHORTSTOP 2001-03-06
- Heartless visitor saw round to our delight (5) — GUSTO 2001-03-06
- Character going to seed (5) — GRAIN 2001-03-06
- Spike tears dreadfully (9) — LACERATES 2001-03-06
- Chief meeting Queen's man with bow (6) — ARCHER 2001-03-06
- Partner wearing girdle with ribbing (8) — RALLYING 2001-03-06
- Bad lot? Bad job! (5,3,2,4) — NASTYBITOFWORK 2001-03-06
- Wrong leader's taken on top dog (8) — AIREDALE 2001-03-06
- Mark setting the standard (5) — MODEL 2001-03-06
- Murphy sliced a golf shot (4) — CHIP 2001-03-05
- Recovery vessel to put out first (6) — UPTURN 2001-03-05
- Philosopher passing through American Customs (6) — USAGES 2001-03-05
- Refreshed sheep tear about (7) — RENEWED 2001-03-05
- Poach refining process (8) — INFRINGE 2001-03-05
- What workers give to the Queen for Palace parties? (5,5) — ROYALJELLY 2001-03-05
- Primitive sailor of marked individuality (10) — ABORIGINAL 2001-03-05