Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Saluting a foe, one reintegrated into worldwide community (6,2,7) — LEAGUEOFNATIONS 2001-01-10
- Unoriginal dish includes fish? On the contrary (6) — COPIED 2001-01-10
- Singers and actors given position on scale - all but "no good" (8) — CASTRATI 2001-01-10
- Member in non-drinking organisation right off beer? (6) — ALEGAR 2001-01-10
- Description of Brutus by Caesar just before his death in bare feet? (8) — BOOTLESS 2001-01-10
- Dairy product consumed by Muffet apparently (4) — FETA 2001-01-10
- First-class Scottish town, one displaced by English (8) — STERLING 2001-01-10
- Crusading movement is back, with alarm spreading around in next to no time (5,10) — MORALREARMAMENT 2001-01-10
- The people here when functioning in a series of social events (3,6) — THESEASON 2001-01-10
- It's impracticable whichever way you look at it (3,2) — NOTON 2001-01-10
- Attractive female given garland - learning to take the lead (7) — LORELEI 2001-01-10
- Sun disappearing? There's a wind from the southwest (7) — MONSOON 2001-01-10
- Senile state associated with repetition (4) — GAGA 2001-01-10
- A street, ornate, in dull European city (10) — MAASTRICHT 2001-01-10
- Official to feel unwell, having got hit about (7) — BAILIFF 2001-01-10
- Lager is drunk - port, too (7) — ALGIERS 2001-01-10
- A hiker out to get ride possibly - man in a cap? (4,6) — KEIRHARDIE 2001-01-10
- Sally is girl needing a head transplant (4) — RAID 2001-01-10
- Focus of Bach's work that's given minimal coverage? (1-6) — GSTRING 2001-01-10
- A point made about old railway network needing to be up-to-date (7) — ABREAST 2001-01-10
- Greatly admire ace illustrator (5) — ADORE 2001-01-10
- Bubbly cream may ease pain here? (2,3,4) — ONTHEBOIL 2001-01-10
- Girl retaining right to join (5) — MARRY 2001-01-09
- Heavy stuff, say, with little marks coming up (6) — STODGE 2001-01-09
- Die embracing one's love (7) — PASSION 2001-01-09
- Turned over record beneath sack (7) — PLUNDER 2001-01-09
- Undertaking to stick out (7) — PROJECT 2001-01-09
- Pan's little chum in cropped fungus (9) — STINKHORN 2001-01-09
- Kind of hatpin or clip displayed round front of house (13) — PHILANTHROPIS 2001-01-09
- Senior member cheated out of cash (7) — DOYENNE 2001-01-09
- Rounded figure to finish up publicity and hype, initially (9) — ENDOMORPH 2001-01-09
- Worn for a reason (6) — GROUND 2001-01-09
- Paradise Lost - a source of gloom (7) — DESPAIR 2001-01-09
- Tycoon's about-turn in chimney (5) — MOGUL 2001-01-09
- Waist or middle about to get floppy (7) — CORSAGE 2001-01-09
- Many material means of colouring (6) — CRAYON 2001-01-09
- Hide worker's coin (6) — TANNER 2001-01-09
- Bird's mode of transport (4) — RAIL 2001-01-09
- Renewed vigour making back bend (6,4) — SECONDWIND 2001-01-09
- The ultimate brew: Murphy's Original Stout (6) — UTMOST 2001-01-09
- Exclamation about censor impounding king's bird (8) — COCKATOO 2001-01-09
- Fully prepared to take chance on joints in the Home Counties (9) — SHIPSHAPE 2001-01-09
- Tips about religion from puritan? (4) — PRIG 2001-01-09
- Honest heart of masseur taken aback (4) — TRUE 2001-01-09
- Consequence of 24 seen here? (9) — NEWSPRINT 2001-01-09
- Exploding mine penetrates dressing and ointment (8) — LINIMENT 2001-01-09
- A number jump over the dish (6) — PAELLA 2001-01-09
- A sort of doss - endlessly halcyon period, allegedly (10) — SCHOOLDAYS 2001-01-09
- Suit, perhaps, reversed in card-game (4) — BRAG 2001-01-09
- Done a sin (6) — AGREED 2001-01-09
- Amount to hollow, dirty humour (6) — COMEDY 2001-01-09
- Port area (4) — ACRE 2001-01-08
- A scoundrel not worth bidding for (3,3) — BADLOT 2001-01-08
- Dotty pair from Dôsseldorf (6) — UMLAUT 2001-01-08
- Primate, one born during the last US President's time in office? (4-4) — BUSHBABY 2001-01-08
- He has no scruples about impoverishing those that stand by him (10) — PICKPOCKET 2001-01-08
- Where the cat sat in the dog-house (2,3,3) — ONTHEMAT 2001-01-08
- Cup of tea left to go cold (7) — CHALLCE 2001-01-08
- Lodge among native Indians (6) — WIGWAM 2001-01-08
- A mother and father figure (4) — ADAM 2001-01-08
- Female takeover for the flower show (8) — ROSEBOWL 2001-01-08
- Young stallholder (8) — CHOIRBOY 2001-01-08
- Pubs re-built providing choice (6) — SUPERB 2001-01-08
- Book some variety turns (4) — ACTS 2001-01-08
- Note deficiency: get the governors to provide school equipment (10) — BLACKBOARD 2001-01-08
- Important person gives an extensive lecture (6) — BIGWIG 2001-01-08
- After drink, sat and thought (8) — SUPPOSED 2001-01-08
- Occasionally imitates assembly after Head had left (7) — ATTIMES 2001-01-08
- Identify unpleasant smell - but this won't cure anything (7) — PLACEBO 2001-01-08
- They may support you when you retire in the country (4-4) — CAMPBEDS 2001-01-08
- Cannon ball? (6) — POMPOM 2001-01-08
- Rich and of high standing? (4-6) — WELLHEELED 2001-01-08
- It leaves refined niceties for female members of the family (6) — NIECES 2001-01-08
- One that Midas got off the hook? (8) — GOLDFISH 2001-01-08
- He did scream a lot round Norway! (5) — MUNCH 2001-01-06
- He suffered consonantly and so "madly set a thesis" (7) — SPOONER 2001-01-06
- Enthusiasm is rising between father and son (7) — PASSION 2001-01-06
- French ready with chopper to cut such profits (3-3) — PRETAX 2001-01-06
- Ruins the Porsche's lines, does it? (7) — SPOILER 2001-01-06
- Deciphering English codes, I see (7) — DIOCESE 2001-01-06
- Red falcon falling to an earthly host (9) — LANDFORCE 2001-01-06
- Make one of two (6) — COUPLE 2001-01-06
- As Milton was with no perception of his 22 in Gaza (7) — EYELESS 2001-01-06
- Sir Thomas Browne wrote to replace funeral tea supplier (3,6) — URNBURIAL 2001-01-06
- John Brown's baby's cold remedy: take out a jar! (7) — AMPHORA 2001-01-06
- Such fluvial languages gathering nothing by ear (7) — NILOTIC 2001-01-06
- Some hitch in the garlic supply? (5) — CLOVE 2001-01-06
- To wit, her weight rises with movement (7) — SCHERZO 2001-01-06
- TV presenter staying in bed (6) — ANCHOR 2001-01-06
- Old, poor dear Plato's talking shop (6) — EXEDRA 2001-01-06
- With this restriction, dissolute plier got on train (6,9) — PETROLRATIONING 2001-01-06
- Judge who contended with a bit of an ass (6) — SAMSON 2001-01-06
- Greek islander making hash of it in essence (8) — CORFIOTE 2001-01-06
- Man of the people puts oil distribution beyond pressure (8) — POPULIST 2001-01-06
- Beau-ideal having trouble with 'is new intake (6) — ADONIS 2001-01-06
- Surrounded with road hoardings: time to get out (6) — AMIDST 2001-01-06
- Hair grip needed here like a hole in the head (8) — FOLLICLE 2001-01-06
- Old dog, before going out, runs to supplier of new tricks (8) — PROCURER 2001-01-06
- Critical Chaldean chap (6) — URGENT 2001-01-06
- Juice extractors engendering motile hose panic (3,3,9) — THEOILCOMPANIES 2001-01-06