Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Drawing of ship replacing recipe in lads' magazine (8) — ESQUISSE 2001-02-24
- Geometrical proportions in transport company (8) — BUSINESS 2001-02-24
- Congress takes on heavyweight churchman (6) — SEXTON 2001-02-24
- "Small Helpings", a book about universal currency, is in verse (8,7) — NOUVELLECUISINE 2001-02-24
- I live by a sunken valley in part of Europe (6) — IBERIA 2001-02-24
- Fairies going to hospital to die (6) — PERISH 2001-02-24
- Beat interrupting live rap (5) — BLAME 2001-02-23
- Pass up the French composer (6) — HANDEL 2001-02-23
- It removes, if soldiers are around (6) — ERASER 2001-02-23
- Ship's doctor takes time to fish (8) — STURGEON 2001-02-23
- Not potable, but are wet as can be (8) — SEAWATER 2001-02-23
- Caught the beast in drug plant (9) — CELANDINE 2001-02-23
- Hack, after a swig of beer, gets a punch (7,5) — DRAUGHTHORSE 2001-02-23
- Some hot stuff said to have assembled (8) — MUSTERED 2001-02-23
- Exotic, in the improved state (8) — ETHNICAL 2001-02-23
- A cockney's mate in the country (5) — CHINA 2001-02-23
- Peruvian stock too hot to handle (12) — INCANDESCENT 2001-02-23
- A Nash girl depicted making imaginary pass (7,2) — SHANGRILA 2001-02-23
- Fleece that is very new (6) — ROOKIE 2001-02-23
- Play it again in snub for Picasso, say (6) — CUBIST 2001-02-23
- Brainy brother tucking into a healthy breakfast (8) — CEREBRAL 2001-02-23
- A look-alike, sometimes dead (6) — RINGER 2001-02-23
- A striped comic moseyed along (8) — TRAIPSED 2001-02-23
- Prohibition after the ancient Greek (6) — THEBAN 2001-02-23
- A girl almost ordinary (5) — NORMA 2001-02-23
- Artisan's counter-occupation with the judge's seat (9) — WORKBENCH 2001-02-23
- Captivate Sir Peter in the foyer (8,4) — ENTRANCEHALL 2001-02-23
- Financial agreement to let prize-winner's money include half a dance (4,8) — HIREPURCHASE 2001-02-23
- River rodent in simple story (9) — NARRATIVE 2001-02-23
- Do some of your best in goal (5) — STING 2001-02-23
- Blues numbers, perhaps (6) — EIGHTS 2001-02-23
- Keeping up? You can by going round (8) — BUOYANCY 2001-02-23
- Society at best is hilarious (6) — SCREAM 2001-02-23
- Good lord, that's Agatha taking a turn on the ski slope (8) — CHRISTIE 2001-02-23
- Explanation for a topcoat (5) — GLOSS 2001-02-22
- 9 at 23 across 20 down? Little difference from other point under canvas (3,2) — TENTO 2001-02-22
- Cathedral rendering of 13 in Durham (7) — CHESTER 2001-02-22
- Dickens's Bentley driven initially on liquor up a tree (7) — DRUMMLE 2001-02-22
- Unit of the Territorials with beasts on either side (9) — BATTALION 2001-02-22
- The birth of heraldry? (9) — HATCHMENT 2001-02-22
- Question to the watch about hostile advance? (4,2,3,4) — WHATISTHETIME 2001-02-22
- First time doctor up to being in charge of anaesthetists, periodically tabled (6,7) — ATOMICNUMBERS 2001-02-22
- See 22 (5) — THREE 2001-02-22
- Lack of ability to compete in composition (9) — IMPOTENCE 2001-02-22
- Oarsmen in trouble on the Ligurian Sea (3,4) — SANREMO 2001-02-22
- Slip on slip? (7) — ERRATUM 2001-02-22
- Make love at the golf club? (5) — SPOON 2001-02-22
- French article: "My dance, monsieur?" to Herb (5,4) — LEMONBALM 2001-02-22
- Return of theology coming in to symbolise temporarily (3,3,7) — FORTHEPRESENT 2001-02-22
- Tommies with hearts and diamonds converted to religion (9) — METHODISM 2001-02-22
- Cowboy's home in the kitchen? (5) — RANGE 2001-02-22
- Public money for Ulysses? (5) — GRANT 2001-02-22
- Georgian building, perhaps, with water laid on (4,5) — BATHHOUSE 2001-02-22
- Fast runner doesn't sound honest (7) — CHEETAH 2001-02-22
- Single but still on board (7) — UNMATED 2001-02-22
- See 14 (7) — OMNIBUS 2001-02-22
- ... or on the American lady writer in German house, after applause (7) — CLAPHAM 2001-02-22
- See 12 (3,6) — THESTREET 2001-02-22
- Mr Average is a model following the ninth in Miss West's family diagram... (3,2) — MANIN 2001-02-22
- Fish for birds (5) — PERCH 2001-02-22
- Pulpit in Italian city nearly used by Salvation Army for dance (9) — TAMBOURIN 2001-02-22
- Laments about flowers for virtuous statues (7,6) — PLASTERSAINTS 2001-02-22
- Treaty ready for delivery, they say (4) — PACT 2001-02-21
- One like Rover could be red (6) — SETTER 2001-02-21
- Spirit is playful, almost amusing (6) — ANIMUS 2001-02-21
- They are taken slowly at the Proms (7) — ADAGIOS 2001-02-21
- State of the expanded Ark (8) — ARKANSAS 2001-02-21
- A priest may be such, or half a French one and you (8) — ABSOLVER 2001-02-21
- Evening dress, but without cuff links (10) — NIGHTSHIRT 2001-02-21
- Reform the coppers (6) — CHANGE 2001-02-21
- One whose life is often dedicated (10) — BIOGRAPHER 2001-02-21
- Spirit of the clan? (8) — FAMILIAR 2001-02-21
- A twisted position for a bird, a jinx by the sound of it (7) — WRYNECK 2001-02-21
- If Cato had one, was it blue? (6) — PENCIL 2001-02-21
- Undo reef-knot? (4) — FREE 2001-02-21
- Set aside public place for ashes (8) — OVERTURN 2001-02-21
- Possibly a cover for Chesterfield (8) — OVERCOAT 2001-02-21
- Position in which the fencer sounds in trouble! (6) — QUARTE 2001-02-21
- Metallic knock on the left side (4) — PINK 2001-02-21
- It's wicked in the dark (5-5) — NIGHTLIGHT 2001-02-21
- Caress one of the 8 (6) — STROKE 2001-02-21
- Introduced breakfast roll to various diets (8) — BAPTISED 2001-02-21
- First-class track at this London station (7) — ARCHWAY 2001-02-21
- "Onslaught" is one of Laughton's (7) — ANAGRAM 2001-02-21
- Unexpected deliveries of ceramic pieces (8) — CHINAMEN 2001-02-21
- The optimist sees 9 at its end (6) — TUNNEL 2001-02-21
- Some military force in Africa, say (10) — CONTINGENT 2001-02-21
- Fish for feeding inside (4) — ORFE 2001-02-21
- Shining land (6) — ALIGHT 2001-02-21
- Foreman suffering reverse after third blow (8) — OVERSEER 2001-02-21
- Some of the orchestra can make money (5) — BRASS 2001-02-20
- Sour old dictator featuring in account (6) — ACIDIC 2001-02-20
- Swimmer is not primarily one with hard slog when coming up (7) — DOLPHIN 2001-02-20
- Put down again for listeners and sent along the line (7) — RELAYED 2001-02-20
- Composition goody-goody's written about characters in Hell (7) — PRELUDE 2001-02-20
- I had clean cooking dish (9) — ENCHILADA 2001-02-20
- Found what's potentially sad "fun" and cheered, showing this (13) — SCHADENFREUDE 2001-02-20
- Military trial organised by French soldier after round of duty (7) — TOURNEY 2001-02-20
- Pearl coat fashioned for a queen (9) — CLEOPATRA 2001-02-20
- Demonstrate in church after vicar lost his head (6) — EVINCE 2001-02-20