Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Illegally in possession of piano in the course of former money-lending (8) — USURPING 2001-02-07
- Wet? Me? A holy man? (5) — MOIST 2001-02-07
- Trouble-making name in Webster's duchy on hill in springtime (12) — INFLAMMATORY 2001-02-07
- Religious army left poor nun with tea cake (5,4) — SALLYLUNN 2001-02-07
- Submarine captain to attack (you might say) on a shoestring in trouble with it, according to the Thistle (4,2,6,8) — NEMOME 2001-02-07
- Move fast but not straight? (6) — HUSTLE 2001-02-07
- Laundry worker in one aspect seems an unlikely canonisation (8) — STARCHER 2001-02-07
- Access to course (6) — ENTREE 2001-02-07
- See 10 (8) — MONDROIT 2001-02-07
- Put into mind on the 49th day of this month? (6) — INSTIL 2001-02-07
- Had tea about four in return of musical (5) — EVITA 2001-02-07
- Diplomatic introductions? (9) — OVERTURES 2001-02-07
- Where there are platforms for actors Claude and Jacques, not backing out (5,7) — TRAINSTATION 2001-02-07
- See 1 (12) — QUIMALYPENSE 2001-02-07
- Corresponding figures for those characteristically against things? (9) — ANTITYPES 2001-02-07
- Briton not beginning to express his surprise (5) — LIMEY 2001-02-07
- Neuter tom? I did nothing wrong, according to the Queen (4,2,3,5) — DIEUET 2001-02-07
- If coming in, just make it easy (8) — SIMPLIFY 2001-02-07
- See 2 (6) — IMPUNE 2001-02-07
- Puzzler's not paid, so it's a penny less than a pound for a man that entertains unknown writers, according to the 20 (4,4,3,3,1,5) — HONISOIT 2001-02-07
- A follower, for example, holding royal composer (4) — BERG 2001-02-06
- Cast appearing in "The Endless Column" (5) — THROW 2001-02-06
- Monty was killed by Apollo (6) — PYTHON 2001-02-06
- Meeting of opponents in choice setting (6) — PLENUM 2001-02-06
- Marks half inside one gain accidentally (8) — INSIGNIA 2001-02-06
- Kit Carson''s vehicle? (5,3) — SCOUTCAR 2001-02-06
- One in three-D version: King Stephen, say (9) — DETHRONER 2001-02-06
- Cambrian contralto or soldier seen with the Queen (5,5) — WELSHCORGI 2001-02-06
- Exhibit 'B' being gold and neon on the wing (8) — AIRBORNE 2001-02-06
- Worn at the 12 by a bishop, perhaps (3-5) — ONEPIECE 2001-02-06
- Kelly was a male, unknown (4) — MANX 2001-02-06
- City where East European had one extra (9) — BALTIMORE 2001-02-06
- Cook lived up to his name (5) — DEVIL 2001-02-06
- What the sick may resort to (10) — SANATORIUM 2001-02-06
- Meets the cost of fight by telephone (3-3) — PAYBOX 2001-02-06
- He speaks of sports centre on a hill (6) — ORATOR 2001-02-06
- He wrote "Western Assassin" (7) — WHITMAN 2001-02-06
- Mineral found in actual fish (7) — REALGAR 2001-02-06
- Where stock is managed by companion (5) — RANCH 2001-02-06
- Legal offender (9) — CONTEMNER 2001-02-06
- How ill was the reviewer? (10) — CRITICALLY 2001-02-06
- One being out of condition is disheartened (4) — UNIT 2001-02-06
- She leads against Custer's 500, perhaps (11) — CONDUCTRESS 2001-02-06
- It transmits 10 in a core band, possibly (5,6) — RADIOBEACON 2001-02-06
- Beginner speaking compliant words by the pool (4) — LIDO 2001-02-06
- Daughter encircled by books about a gila could be a pain (10) — ODONTALGIA 2001-02-06
- An undertaker is found in this force (9) — VOLUNTEER 2001-02-06
- An Irishman was Hitler's favourite (5) — ARYAN 2001-02-06
- Aerial missile or a submarine hazard (7) — BOMBORA 2001-02-06
- Bearded old party leader sat for artist (7) — OPPOSED 2001-02-06
- Have some sense and charge a pound! (4) — FEEL 2001-02-05
- Declares a piece of poetry lacks point (5) — AVERS 2001-02-05
- Shed light on rising problem for test paper (6) — LITMUS 2001-02-05
- A sweater specially designed for the briny (8) — SEAWATER 2001-02-05
- Ape has most of the fruit ã a nut, perhaps (5-4) — ORANGUTAN 2001-02-05
- Heraldic battledress? (4,2,4) — COATOFARMS 2001-02-05
- Best, strange as it seems (5) — WORST 2001-02-05
- Can count on union rising about tea break (8) — NUMERATE 2001-02-05
- A match that's not relatively friendly? (7,8) — SHOTGUNMARRIAGE 2001-02-05
- Unbridled lust, an essential for an eastern ruler (6) — SULTAN 2001-02-05
- Eire faces new truce (5-4) — CEASEFIRE 2001-02-05
- Some steak or grouse? (4) — BEEF 2001-02-05
- Observe nothing in being old and infirm (6) — SENILE 2001-02-05
- Pickle store (8) — PRESERVE 2001-02-05
- Confessed to having been taken in (8) — ADMITTED 2001-02-05
- About to let it stand outside in the way (6) — STREET 2001-02-05
- Yet a foghorn may give it (5,7) — CLEARWARNING 2001-02-05
- Getting married in a church will be a high spot (4) — ACME 2001-02-05
- More of the same in Latin (2,6) — ETCETERA 2001-02-05
- A race of more than local interest (8) — NATIONAL 2001-02-05
- Jewish priest in live broadcast (4) — LEVI 2001-02-05
- An overdrawn account (12) — EXAGGERATION 2001-02-05
- It may help in building up or knocking down a house (6) — MORTAR 2001-02-05
- This man may advertise food and old port (8) — SANDWICH 2001-02-05
- Where an adder slides to and fro? (6) — ABACUS 2001-02-05
- Please wait for seller, do you understand? (4,4,2) — BEAR 2001-02-03
- Abode of the dead, not the second ditto? (5) — HADES 2001-02-03
- A genuine beginner has time to be shocked (6) — AGHAST 2001-02-03
- Roughly mend stone? (6) — COBBLE 2001-02-03
- Where there are horses there are bills, making one 5 across (8) — STUDIOUS 2001-02-03
- Turncoat gets a job making tea (8) — APOSTATE 2001-02-03
- Produced at ticket office to be eaten in dining car? (5,4) — TRAINFARE 2001-02-03
- Who lets Australian leaders reform the new state? (5,5) — SOUTHWALES 2001-02-03
- Endless Edwin's taking in youth group leader's drapery (3,5) — DRYGOODS 2001-02-03
- American coin uttered by Dickens's family (8) — NICKLEBY 2001-02-03
- Having skill which can be tolerated after 24 (4) — ABLE 2001-02-03
- Italian writer (light American edition?) (9) — LAMPEDUSA 2001-02-03
- Produce an extra bond to give some sureties (5) — RETIE 2001-02-03
- 24 putting on more weight after poor start (10) — PADDINGTON 2001-02-03
- Bird call around river in Spain (6) — ORIOLE 2001-02-03
- See 24 (4,2) — WITHME 2001-02-03
- One of the usual? Guess! (7) — SUSPECT 2001-02-03
- Half 12's what three quarters of it is in film production (7) — ELSTREE 2001-02-03
- Sign of a lot of books (5) — LIBRA 2001-02-03
- Previously mentioned government department during Greek war needs help (9) — AFORESAID 2001-02-03
- See 14 (10) — ONTHEWRONG 2001-02-03
- See 14 (4,2,3,5) — SIDE 2001-02-03
- Aunt worried about child in league is insincere (4,2,2,3) — PUTSONANACT 2001-02-03
- 14 good, 8 down best? Here's no way to start the day (3,3,2,3,2,3,5,4) — GETOUTOFBED 2001-02-03
- The saint of the tree ring (4) — ELMO 2001-02-03