Guardian Crossword Clues
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- See 1 (6) — NATURE 2001-01-06
- Support the environment through force of habit (6,6) — SECOND 2001-01-06
- See 22 (4) — CAST 2001-01-05
- Frank and actors are mine (4-4) — OPEN 2001-01-05
- Far from normal in the way you treat me (5) — OUTRE 2001-01-05
- Lawrence Walker, cine-producer, looking good on the box (9) — TELEGENIC 2001-01-05
- Write a succulent article in French with a number of columns (10) — PENTASTYLE 2001-01-05
- Best way to hold up pub: everyone for striking, via the net? (6,4) — TENNISBALL 2001-01-05
- Sound of non-commercial lowland prophetess having nothing to be said for it (12) — INDEFENSIBLE 2001-01-05
- How to stand on a chair? No problem (4) — EASY 2001-01-05
- PM always here, seemingly, with some defamatory remarks on lout culture? (5-4) — LOTUSLAND 2001-01-05
- Form of trial: make up to mother before it (5,7) — COURTMARTIAL 2001-01-05
- Shining silver base (5) — AGLOW 2001-01-05
- Bury alive? In a transitional state from trivial 10 (10) — INTERVITAL 2001-01-05
- Sweet dumbing down (10) — GOBSTOPPER 2001-01-05
- Safe shelter in new town (8) — PETERLEE 2001-01-05
- See 5 (6) — NOTICE 2001-01-05
- Writing after death, I go in to bury a revolutionary (8) — OBITUARY 2001-01-05
- Legal statement of grievance by one in factory (6) — PLAINT 2001-01-05
- Prisons for soldiers who shouldn't 12 (11) — GLASSHOUSES 2001-01-05
- See 5 (5) — DONOT 2001-01-05
- The English Miss Goddard has it in place of a chip (9) — EPAULETTE 2001-01-05
- Maples for the "One Nation" (a little bit of Disraeli) (9) — ACERACEAE 2001-01-05
- See 10 (5) — POINT 2001-01-05
- See 5 (11) — THROWSTONES 2001-01-05
- Here and now in time to follow (2,4,5) — ATTHIS 2001-01-05
- Fanatical coleopterist reported to be chewed up (5-3) — BETELNUT 2001-01-05
- Happy on excessive time with odd twos and ones, singer Johnny loses his head - not very cool stuff for appeal on board (6,2,3,5,6,2,4,6) — PLEASE 2001-01-05
- Little heraldic Red Indian's first ball, maybe given by a dog (8) — GUIDANCE 2001-01-05
- Inventor of the bottomless pot (4) — 1E1L 2001-01-04
- Some say Alexandra made it suitable for the Prince of Wales, for instance (5) — DRAMA 2001-01-04
- Find fault with square boxes (6) — KNOCKS 2001-01-04
- Popular colours (8) — STANDARD 2001-01-04
- Sun-god in rage brings nasty weather (9) — RAINSTORM 2001-01-04
- It makes perfect tribute on radio (10) — COMPLEMENT 2001-01-04
- They are used when giving a 22 (10) — TELEPHONES 2001-01-04
- Girl found in a chapel, topless (5) — ETHEL 2001-01-04
- Locums try to do this at the dentist (8) — STOPGAPS 2001-01-04
- Undemanding, unlike a hooker! (15) — STRAIGHTFORWARD 2001-01-04
- Land in Spain, say (6) — ESTATE 2001-01-04
- Church elder confused by Peter's introduction of ritual (9) — PRESBYTER 2001-01-04
- Fair Sally's seated in jaunting-car (4) — AUNT 2001-01-04
- 5 down in the herb-garden (6) — SIMPLE 2001-01-04
- ... and fast on land (8) — STRANDED 2001-01-04
- Fast in the water ... (8) — ANCHORED 2001-01-04
- State with Bartok in and playing around (6) — NEVADA 2001-01-04
- They are fingered in exchange, connecting calls (7,5) — WEDDINGRINGS 2001-01-04
- Roman law pursues one prickly family (4) — ILEX 2001-01-04
- Opening shot before the starter's orders (8) — APERITIF 2001-01-04
- Famous racehorse who lit up the Classics? (8) — HYPERION 2001-01-04
- A gunrunner (4) — COLT 2001-01-04
- They indicate the stakes, not the mistakes (7,5) — BETTINGSLIPS 2001-01-04
- Put off when nearly through (2,4) — ONHOLD 2001-01-04
- He planted a tree using these hollow acorns (8) — ANCESTOR 2001-01-04
- Detectives are aware of these doubts (8) — SUSPECTS 2001-01-04
- Try this Ampleforth product (6) — SAMPLE 2001-01-04
- Apprehension of fare dodging? (4) — FEAR 2001-01-03
- Poor state on banks of rising river (5) — NEEDY 2001-01-03
- In bed one may use a joystick (5) — PILOT 2001-01-03
- Without a dedicated person, remuneration would be unprofitable investment (7) — WASTAGE 2001-01-03
- Structure acts its part in mathematical syllabus (7) — STATICS 2001-01-03
- Heather got taken in by a shifty man from the States (9) — AMERICANA 2001-01-03
- Go overboard for a record (9) — TURNTABLE 2001-01-03
- Piece of Windsor Castle? (6,4) — QUEENSROOK 2001-01-03
- Begged for free hand-out, being in dire need (9) — ENTREATED 2001-01-03
- Sketch plate, so to speak (5) — DRAWL 2001-01-03
- Mere northern sport (4) — LAKE 2001-01-03
- He follows the trail of the lawless, if fresh (7) — SHERIFF 2001-01-03
- She may be a society girl ? or a horse (7) — DEBORAH 2001-01-03
- Advertisement not for publication (10) — CLASSIFIED 2001-01-03
- Laundry works entertainment? (4,5) — SOAPOPERA 2001-01-03
- Police chief called after an accident (5) — PRANG 2001-01-03
- Where to drink, having no trouble with 26 (9) — SPEAKEASY 2001-01-03
- Put in chips but no fish (5) — ENTER 2001-01-03
- Declaim about VAT on bread? (5) — ORATE 2001-01-03
- In some degree the whole of Ireland may be seen dancing (9) — BALLERINA 2001-01-03
- Lively music for the M25? (3,7) — JAMSESSION 2001-01-03
- You could put one on your head (4) — TOPI 2001-01-03
- K (7) — WEEKEND 2001-01-03
- You must be literate (7) — READERS 2001-01-03
- Farm out wild polecat (7) — FOUMART 2001-01-03
- One of a dozen (7) — TWELFTH 2001-01-03
- This is it! (4) — CLUE 2001-01-03
- Considerable tension is required to pull it (5,5) — GOODSTRAIN 2001-01-03
- Part swiftly after the wedding? (9) — BREAKFAST 2001-01-03
- Range master is a lizard (5) — AGAMA 2001-01-03
- Editor all prepared for a scoop (5) — LADLE 2001-01-03
- Regulations pertaining to certain appointments? (4,5) — POSTCODES 2001-01-03
- Instrument found in central Scotland (4) — FIFE 2001-01-02
- Turn up in a small boat (4) — COCK 2001-01-02
- Cause for debate (6) — REASON 2001-01-02
- Cast down when discovered in a plot (6) — ABASED 2001-01-02
- Futile to turn weapon on a politician (8) — NUGATORY 2001-01-02
- Clothing employers give up scrap first (8) — TROUSERS 2001-01-02
- Shows at which glasses are required? (10) — SPECTACLES 2001-01-02
- Masculine component in transgressor (10) — MALEFACTOR 2001-01-02
- Incline to be on the skinny side (4) — LEAN 2001-01-02
- Minister needing to look into the future (6) — DIVINE 2001-01-02
- Thought table to be one of no practical use (8) — IDEALIST 2001-01-02
- With nice discrimination of French artist, including a version of Act 1 (10) — DELICATELY 2001-01-02