Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Liberal Dems eat the butter-tree: they do lots of walking (10) — MILLIPEDES 2001-02-03
- See 9 (4,5) — TIMELUCKY 2001-02-03
- After two failures, 13's half government department: I'm not like 13! (5,4,5) — THIRD 2001-02-03
- King Edward the Scholar (7) — LEARNED 2001-02-03
- Large pork pie (7) — WHOPPER 2001-02-03
- Artless one in ecclesiastical passage (5) — NAIVE 2001-02-02
- Counterfeit article by priest (6) — SHAMAN 2001-02-02
- Provide a substitute for two materials (7) — REPLACE 2001-02-02
- Cut inside out, including first chapter (7) — INCISED 2001-02-02
- Rome shattered by explosive shell, causing distress (7) — TORMENT 2001-02-02
- Enlisted soldiers performed crude rite (9) — RECRUITED 2001-02-02
- Exaggeration about summary of financial position (13) — OVERSTATEMENT 2001-02-02
- Keeps airman from flying for good reasons (7) — GROUNDS 2001-02-02
- The cleaner has put a chap off (9) — DETERGENT 2001-02-02
- One with clove-hitch in shady retreat (6) — ALCOVE 2001-02-02
- Starting with a capital letter, usually (7) — INITIAL 2001-02-02
- Can't he take the part of a Greek character? (5) — THETA 2001-02-02
- Claim to be through with love - isn't that laying it on a bit thick? (7) — IMPASTO 2001-02-02
- Stuck at this point in total (7) — ADHERED 2001-02-02
- Undergraduate makes boss throw out ten (7) — STUDENT 2001-02-02
- Country one managed to see (4) — IRAN 2001-02-02
- Feelings of people involved in sin test? (10) — SENTIMENTS 2001-02-02
- Article about facsimile cover for bed (6) — CANOPY 2001-02-02
- Vehicle in which fairy queen returned with hooligan aboard (8) — BROUGHAM 2001-02-02
- Binding criticism (9) — STRICTURE 2001-02-02
- Stiff person in jam (5) — STICK 2001-02-02
- Figures point to being strained (5) — TENSE 2001-02-02
- Establish correspondence, later suffering change in heart (9) — CORRELATE 2001-02-02
- Tear about always, but not disrespectful (8) — REVERENT 2001-02-02
- Soldier has to enquire about air (6) — ASKARI 2001-02-02
- Appeal for supernatural aid in one's business (10) — INVOCATION 2001-02-02
- Some cheap seats placed in recess (4) — APSE 2001-02-02
- One, for example, turning to group for cover (7) — BANDAGE 2001-02-02
- Duck with drink trouble? (7) — PINTAIL 2001-02-02
- Giant free from taint (5) — TITAN 2001-02-01
- Prognostications provided by women's magazine (5) — OMENS 2001-02-01
- Interpreter, for example, in late summer abroad (7) — EXEGETE 2001-02-01
- Possibly ban Asti - and other drinks! (7) — ABSTAIN 2001-02-01
- Rise in building material around last Easter (9) — INCREMENT 2001-02-01
- What one might do at a brasserie or brassiere (9) — SUPPORTER 2001-02-01
- A true tale adapted by US writer, or 1 down (4,8) — POETLAUREATE 2001-02-01
- Ecumenical feature of the cross? (9) — INTERSECT 2001-02-01
- Before getting this, bearings start to be heated (5) — OILED 2001-02-01
- Many bankrupt after company fire (7) — COMBUST 2001-02-01
- No tea served up on local transport (7) — PHAETON 2001-02-01
- Fruit of blunder in battle (9) — NASEBERRY 2001-02-01
- Snap of teeth with sound of bow on string (5) — GNASH 2001-02-01
- New warden with proposal for 10 (6,6) — ANDREWMOTION 2001-02-01
- False pretences no sin - but they get the bird (6,8) — PRISONSENTENCE 2001-02-01
- More to be included in the next race at Doncaster (5) — EXTRA 2001-02-01
- Cheap fare always available in a coach (8) — STEERAGE 2001-02-01
- English reader of old High German (7) — ELECTOR 2001-02-01
- Comparisons concerning the nose (7) — ODOROUS 2001-02-01
- Priestly wear for short medieval peasant (5) — COTTA 2001-02-01
- Baker's selection of tacky pies? (5,4) — TIPSYCAKE 2001-02-01
- Grub - could it turn men crazy? (9) — NUTRIMENT 2001-02-01
- Stingy character of motorway service having lost its grip (5) — MISER 2001-02-01
- Suffer from insufficient energy (7) — UNDERGO 2001-02-01
- Show, a one-time hit, put over in the same location (7) — EXHIBIT 2001-02-01
- Weapon with a jolly, blazing sound (8) — ARMALITE 2001-02-01
- A script given by physician for nightcaps? (5) — DRAMS 2001-02-01
- Inspector again involved in painful affair of the heart (6,8) — ANGINAPECTORIS 2001-02-01
- Get ready for battle - Marne, maybe (5) — ENARM 2001-01-31
- A red desert? (6) — MAROON 2001-01-31
- Top-up has modified a chemical compound (6) — POTASH 2001-01-31
- Fussy, cute sort gets the best of the meat (5,3) — PRIMECUT 2001-01-31
- Not rephrased, tune died out (8) — UNIDITED 2001-01-31
- Until now a mite shady, possibly, about one (2,4,3) — TOTHISDAY 2001-01-31
- Let the other guy pay back the fee (7,6) — REVERSECHARGE 2001-01-31
- Odd inclusion in study set-up - agreed? (6) — NODDED 2001-01-31
- Damaged train at railway terminal where immediate action is required (2,4) — INTRAY 2001-01-31
- In part, time will heal the affliction (3,6) — ILLHEALTH 2001-01-31
- Young person has it at orgy - upset higher faction (8,5) — MINORITYGROUP 2001-01-31
- Number three is confused (5) — ETHER 2001-01-31
- Food for team replacement at dinner-dance (8) — MEATBALL 2001-01-31
- Restraint shown by worker on strike (8) — HANDCUFF 2001-01-31
- Dicky admits being in the thick of it (6) — AMIDST 2001-01-31
- Collector equipped with buzzer (5,3) — HONEYBEE 2001-01-31
- "Room at the Top" showing in Athens (5) — ATTIC 2001-01-31
- A long way down to get an acceptable drink (1,4,4) — AGOODDROP 2001-01-31
- Monumental barrage put up by Mother with vacuum cleaner in front (6,3) — HOOVERDAM 2001-01-31
- Beast is all right and sounds happy (5) — OKAPI 2001-01-31
- Power changed Rene into a strong supporter (12) — STRENGTHENER 2001-01-31
- All choked up? (4,8) — FULLTHROTTLE 2001-01-31
- Scrub article written in Gaelic (5) — ERASE 2001-01-31
- He takes the stand to get a fair deal, they say (3,6) — CABDRIVER 2001-01-31
- Developing tendril, for example, is tightly curled (9) — RINGLETED 2001-01-31
- Down under in Wales (5) — NEATH 2001-01-31
- Aim to put charged particle on circuit (8) — AMBITION 2001-01-31
- Hold up the picnic basket (6) — HAMPER 2001-01-31
- Bound to lay off (5) — HEDGE 2001-01-30
- Dithmithive polith here? (5) — LEITH 2001-01-30
- Ingenious how gold turns up in the mine entrance (6) — ADROIT 2001-01-30
- To the French, Gaunt's rebellion brought such a golden age (8) — AUGUSTAN 2001-01-30
- How the cattle thief prepared dinner? (7,2) — RUSTLEDUP 2001-01-30
- Strikes against periodical seat reorganisation (7,2) — PUNCHESAT 2001-01-30
- Underbids me possibly to take a load off (11) — DISEMBURDEN 2001-01-30
- Pay no attention to this order (5,2,4) — STANDATEASE 2001-01-30
- Swelling stops here (5) — ORGAN 2001-01-30
- Scoop race entrants' urge to make love (3-5) — EGGSPOON 2001-01-30