Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Reject some timid or pusillanimous thrust (4) — PROD 2001-01-02
- Business intrigue (6) — AFFAIR 2001-01-02
- High position for leading hand in pigskin manufacture (8) — KINGSHIP 2001-01-02
- Marked "articulated" (10) — PRONOUNCED 2001-01-02
- Adrift certainly about a foot (3,6) — OFFCOURSE 2001-01-02
- Shout of welcome for revolutionary monarch (5) — CHEER 2001-01-02
- Mad at French trick (7) — FRANTIC 2001-01-02
- Girl appearing in first part of Cicero, or any great writer (7) — CLASSIC 2001-01-02
- Sound ceremonial observance for Conservatives (5) — RIGHT 2001-01-02
- Insect acting as brake on vehicle (9) — DRAGONFLY 2001-01-02
- Splendid bit of writing with unhappy ending (7,8) — CAPITALSENTENCE 2001-01-02
- Characteristic of fleshy part of head after a time, perhaps (9) — MEATINESS 2001-01-02
- Old teacher lady in ancient city (5) — USHER 2001-01-02
- European may object to a reverse fastener (7) — ITALIAN 2001-01-02
- Drink round drawback to one unwilling to spend (7) — NIGGARD 2001-01-02
- Run-producing stroke (5) — DRIVE 2001-01-02
- Strengthen check on police, perhaps (9) — REINFORCE 2001-01-02
- Begin a different way of life? (5) — BEING 2001-01-01
- Doctor gets big reduction, they say, on Russian cocktail (7) — MOLOTOV 2001-01-01
- Hone the right to be informed? (7) — SHARPEN 2001-01-01
- When cut up, Love has power - Love has destructive power (7) — VOLCANO 2001-01-01
- House share with a one-eyed philosopher? (7) — HORATIO 2001-01-01
- Liberator needs a wife: enter the young Lady Diana (9) — GARIBALDI 2001-01-01
- Poet to go to the bathroom and take from the tap? (4,10) — JOHNDRINKWATWR 2001-01-01
- Take action about one inspectorate's voluntary exit (7) — SUICIDE 2001-01-01
- Compiler shouldering sea dogs' bones (5) — TARSI 2001-01-01
- He hasn't been all there since the operation (7) — AMPUTEE 2001-01-01
- The beginning of Lowry's Under the 17 down, without hesitation, is timeless (7) — ETERNAL 2001-01-01
- Clerk touring part of France picked up by salesperson (9) — TRAVELLER 2001-01-01
- Man's attempt to secure love in bunk, allegedly (7) — HISTORY 2001-01-01
- Stuff Roo with mashed heart of Kanga, feet of Pooh and Owl and half of Rabbit; add mush and liquor (4,10) — JOHNBARLEYCORN 2001-01-01
- Drinker of rum and winter warmers will get liver damage (4,4,6) — LONGJOHNSILVER 2001-01-01
- White rum, say, means something to Don (7) — PALETOT 2001-01-01
- Wine box upset, losing top (7) — RETSINA 2001-01-01
- Smack with Ecstasy kept under the hatches (5) — BELOW 2001-01-01
- Canned beer (stored in the usual place) runs out, we think (9) — CEREBELLA 2001-01-01
- Parish councillor offering terms with navy rum (9) — VESTRYMAN 2001-01-01
- The Queen's round number (5) — ETHER 2001-01-01
- Feminist offers snarl, having got poor grades (5) — GREER 2001-01-01
- Profligate has pound put back in the shade (5,4) — ROYALBLUE 2001-01-01
- There's sustenance when I turn into bananas (9) — NUTRITION 2001-01-01
- This fellow has no money, so changes banks (5) — BLOKE 2001-01-01
- There's little shelter from drink - one needs the poison (7) — PORTICO 2001-01-01
- He's taken many years (7) — HOSTAGE 2001-01-01
- Top cut from this dipper served up for royalty (4,3,7) — JOHNTHEBAPTIST 2001-01-01
- A snail left one in a spell (5) — HELIX 2000-12-30
- Some extra for women in tatters - detailed here (3,4) — RIBBONE 2000-12-30
- Loose nurse harbours need (7) — SLACKEN 2000-12-30
- Unlimited alcohol consumed in a limited time factor (7) — ALIQUOT 2000-12-30
- One confused and in a state (7) — INDIANA 2000-12-30
- He may help you gain access to hair fashion (9) — LOCKSMITH 2000-12-30
- Big hoax involving Don with outward appearance of windmills? (6,6) — SHADOWBOXING 2000-12-30
- Recurring pain may be what''s taken away poet? (7,5) — CHINESEBURNS 2000-12-30
- Back Joe to smuggle old instrument in ? he''s cool (7) — ICEBERG 2000-12-30
- Bribe the Queen''s Singers (7) — SOPRANI 2000-12-30
- Marketplace has gone with the sun (5) — AGORA 2000-12-30
- Sly trader could be involved in dye trade (3,6) — DRYSALTER 2000-12-30
- In the beginnings of each year, the Royal Family is timeless, but it is not tideless (7) — ESTUARY 2000-12-30
- Maximum/minimum comfort? Neither is complete support (7) — FULCRUM 2000-12-30
- Spooner''s preferred form of transaction? (4,8) — PARTEXCHANGE 2000-12-30
- Obscure tavern in which king meets low woman, it is rumoured (7) — INKHORN 2000-12-30
- Sleds reversing over a lake bird (7) — SEAGULL 2000-12-30
- Here tub-thumper stands to flatter and fight (7) — SOAPBOX 2000-12-30
- Bloody attractive woman there, just on the left! (7) — REDDISH 2000-12-30
- Abandon the B-team (5) — SCRUB 2000-12-30
- Curiosities of old trains: independent end-to-end carriages (9) — BRICABRAC 2000-12-30
- Addressing a reproof (7,2) — TALKINGTO 2000-12-30
- Monotonous setter boarding express (5) — SAMEY 2000-12-30
- Walk for a disabled lawyer (7) — ALAMEDA 2000-12-30
- Joy-riding, initially in a van that's out of control (7) — NIRVANA 2000-12-30
- Overwhelm with inverted ironwork? (7) — OPPRESS 2000-12-30
- Servants all losing head on line (7) — HELOTRY 2000-12-30
- As worn by fatherless seven-year-old Sigmund? (8,4) — FREUDIANSLIP 2000-12-30
- See 15 (5) — CHILD 2000-12-29
- You will be surprised to hear as much? (2,4) — NOLESS 2000-12-29
- One of two, for example, turning up with a bit of conscience? (6) — TWINGE 2000-12-29
- 8, for example, has one that is goodly when revised (8) — IDEOLOGY 2000-12-29
- Means of hatching, for example, to put into barbarian (3-5) — EGGTOOTH 2000-12-29
- Peel off county and church and I would find Kipling's little giant (9,5) — ELEPHANTS 2000-12-29
- 15 represent them in the case of landlord at shindig (10,5) — REPUBLICANPARTY 2000-12-29
- Creator of pilgrim sounding footsore? (6) — BUNYAN 2000-12-29
- They won't see the way to separate love from wealth (9) — OSTRICHES 2000-12-29
- Witch doctor, not the genuine article (6) — SHAMAN 2000-12-29
- Supported by press, actors are impregnable (4-4) — CASTIRON 2000-12-29
- Environmentally friendly chap, a runner (5,4) — GREEN 2000-12-29
- Shrill in complaining of southern weapon (8) — STRIDENT 2000-12-29
- Good Friday: Banquo's army routed by lord of tavern (7,2,6) — MARQUISOFGRANBY 2000-12-29
- Group to get off when torched? (3,6) — SETALIGHT 2000-12-29
- Was father to request a time? (5) — BEGAT 2000-12-29
- Work hard on lamb that was drowned? (7) — OPHELIA 2000-12-29
- A large 'allo for King David's girl (7) — ABIGAIL 2000-12-29
- See 3 (4) — BEAN 2000-12-29
- Ram in cherry tree maddened dog with energy (3-2-3-2) — GETUPANDGO 2000-12-29
- Mournful blend of gale and ice (7) — ELEGIAC 2000-12-29
- Bunting from Windsor to Lancaster (7) — ORTOLAN 2000-12-29
- Thousand pound container for a pound in Venice (5,5) — GRANDCANAL 2000-12-29
- Going steady? Let 'em 'ave it! (4) — ITEM 2000-12-29
- NB: spoil the queue for an audience (4,3) — MARKYOU 2000-12-29
- See 10 (7) — QUIPEUT 2000-12-29
- Every man for himself: queue up at sixes ... and sevens (5,3,4) — SAUVE 2000-12-29