Guardian Crossword Clues
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- A mathematician keeping time with hospital as sequel (9) — AFTERMATH 2000-12-29
- Everyone coming? Help worker guard secretary bird (4) — HOME 2000-12-28
- Choice fruit (4) — PLUM 2000-12-28
- Some women's double confinement - insane! (6) — SABINE 2000-12-28
- Wisdom from Opera North (6) — NORMAN 2000-12-28
- A welcome vision - of "Irises" restored? (5,3,4,4) — SIGHTFOR 2000-12-28
- It's secret still, Mum (4-4) — HUSHHUSH 2000-12-28
- Neatens Ely development with nine columns (10) — ENNEASTYLE 2000-12-28
- Official admirer took up football on college grass (10) — BUREAUCRAT 2000-12-28
- See 18 (4) — EYES 2000-12-28
- Not subject to protest (6) — OBJECT 2000-12-28
- A racket dropped in error, say (8) — CLANGOUR 2000-12-28
- Stout vessel Lotte scuttled tailing Auntie around river (4,6) — BEERBOTTLE 2000-12-28
- See 18 (4) — SORE 2000-12-28
- Olivier shouted at cow catcher? (6) — LARIAT 2000-12-28
- Jelly - a fish reproducing itself (4-4) — AGARAGAR 2000-12-28
- Confused type accepted by shrewd Gore to be of original quality (10) — ARCHETYPAL 2000-12-28
- First off, moll - no maid - concocted cosmetic ingredient (6-3) — ALMONDOIL 2000-12-28
- The range of radium in half of Northern Ireland (5) — URALS 2000-12-28
- A time to support tendency towards the environment (7) — HABITAT 2000-12-28
- A victory of sorts for chirpy characters capturing the centre of Paris (7) — PYRRHIC 2000-12-28
- Freud dismissed German and added to "A Letter to Plato" (5) — SIGMA 2000-12-28
- See 14 (9) — LANDSCAPE 2000-12-28
- Cooler disposition: rapport is shrunk (9,6) — PARKHURSTPRISON 2000-12-28
- Pollock's deposit on a Constable? No oil painting (4,2,3,9) — BLOTONTHE 2000-12-28
- Sewed up singular legwear (5) — TIGHT 2000-12-28
- Duplicates one lost, including article for Celtic rivals (7) — RANGERS 2000-12-28
- German poet inspired rising alternative star (7) — HEROINE 2000-12-28
- Try to influence the Common Entrance (5) — LOBBY 2000-12-28
- Bishop embraced topless 21 across to Spanish acclaim? Twaddle! (9) — RIGMAROLE 2000-12-28
- Acadian preparation of 5, taking about a month (5) — CAJUN 2000-12-27
- Dress with which I try to get into the groove (3,3) — RIGOUT 2000-12-27
- Insects delightful? Not one - that's right! (7) — LICENCE 2000-12-27
- Lynn and Dicky on stage outdoors (7) — VERANDA 2000-12-27
- Fall in support for student (7) — TRAINEE 2000-12-27
- Removing hair, arrange into a pile (9) — EPILATION 2000-12-27
- Backing arranged, having acted as solicitor (13) — PROPOSITIONED 2000-12-27
- Award appended to noble appendage (3,4) — EARLOBE 2000-12-27
- Reportedly, one over the eight wants curry on top of a male 5 (9) — COCKSCOMB 2000-12-27
- Listed at last? (6) — HEELED 2000-12-27
- Ingredient of soup, other broth's flavouring (3,4) — POTHERB 2000-12-27
- Soundly munched on a house (5) — TUDOR 2000-12-27
- Lift victorious day up in lift (7) — ELEVATE 2000-12-27
- Craftsman needed to secure craft? (7) — PAINTER 2000-12-27
- 17, though not much to show for it! (7) — PEANUTS 2000-12-27
- 17 for each 17? (4) — JANE 2000-12-27
- On the mountains, negotiating summit with oxygen, at the world's extremities (10) — ANTIPODEAN 2000-12-27
- Country doctor leaves, admitting love of French style (6) — ROCOCO 2000-12-27
- Sea battle requires most of warships and one in Florentine river (8) — NAVARINO 2000-12-27
- Doing 14 for our 17? (5,4) — STEVEBELL 2000-12-27
- Sack the band (5) — STRIP 2000-12-27
- "The Arabian Nights" number takes time for a 29 (5) — MONET 2000-12-27
- Plain cream is all you can give (5,4) — LEVELBEST 2000-12-27
- In which reporters harass and fight? (5,3) — PRESSBOX 2000-12-27
- Author wants hedge trimmed (6) — BARRIE 2000-12-27
- Welshman with French horn breaks into the old-fashioned number (10) — THREESCORE 2000-12-27
- See 5 (4) — FEED 2000-12-27
- Grain, or 28 (7,4) — CHICKEN 2000-12-27
- Postage to be delivered by secret service (7) — GESTAPO 2000-12-27
- Alter the ebb? (4) — EDIT 2000-12-23
- Welsh friend's expressed surprise at soldier (5) — CORGI 2000-12-23
- Someone who turns to ice and grits his teeth? (5) — STOIC 2000-12-23
- Poles suffer from exponent of go-slow (5) — SNAIL 2000-12-23
- Ill-feeling was current, partly so, without love (7) — RANCOUR 2000-12-23
- Mother, reportedly a deprived person, gets some stick (7) — MALACCA 2000-12-23
- An umbrella not altogether necessary under the sun - hence belladonna and chips? (7) — SOLANUM 2000-12-23
- Protracted acknowledgment of medieval weaponry (7) — LONGBOW 2000-12-23
- Range of force for computer operator, a country dweller (10) — FIELDMOUSE 2000-12-23
- Game astronomer swallowing nasty bug gets the shakes (5,6) — RUGBYLEAGUE 2000-12-23
- Russian boy raised among scientific researchers is putting the clock back (7) — REGRESS 2000-12-23
- Figures in tomboy's rhyme (7) — RHOMBOI 2000-12-23
- Advocates of catharsis first of importance in glasses (10) — ALBIGENSES 2000-12-23
- Biscuit cooked at a fair (7) — RATAFIA 2000-12-23
- Clever about addition at home and home is a bank (4-6) — SANDMARTIN 2000-12-23
- One posing as police? O no! (7) — SPECIAL 2000-12-23
- Driver gets encouragement to contain a disturbance (10) — CHARIOTEER 2000-12-23
- Released upwards: nothing remains for the chase (4-6) — DEERFOREST 2000-12-23
- As much of a trouble as I can get a grip on? (7) — HANDFUL 2000-12-23
- Do I have permission to proceed, buddy? (5) — AMIGO 2000-12-23
- Channel of exorbitant payment for bouquet (4) — NOSE 2000-12-23
- Mark, the journalist, announces himself (7) — IMPRESS 2000-12-23
- S-Scotsman about to think in French like the Fairy Queen? (10) — SPENSERIAN 2000-12-23
- Speak live, breaking embargoes, something like French in the kitchen-garden? (6,5) — BUTTERBEANS 2000-12-23
- Silence at the back! It's sunk (5) — SHAFT 2000-12-23
- Object of the beautiful game is one for the girls (7) — NETBALL 2000-12-23
- Town in Israel twinned with Luton, say? (5) — HAIFA 2000-12-23
- Riding habits from English public house in the sticks? (7) — JOSEPHS 2000-12-23
- Water supply at beauty spot: Communist has one in Dundee's house (4-8,7) — WELLTEMPEREDCLAVIER 2000-12-23
- A gate the Communist leader formerly had a right to (11,8) — BRANDENBURGCONCERTO 2000-12-23
- Have chips with it? It sounds a foolish trick (7) — SILICON 2000-12-23
- Seasonal pudding could be meat in an alien faith (6) — FLAMBE 2000-12-23
- Someone of importance at home to the Queen (6) — ERNEST 2000-12-23
- Economist, if professional, would be one who takes the pledge (5) — MISER 2000-12-23
- Shoot bird in bed (5) — LAYER 2000-12-23
- Invalid objects, sick at international body's backing for restraints (9) — NULLITIES 2000-12-23
- One with child - pregnant - lies sick (6,6) — SINGLEPARENT 2000-12-23
- Boggled about recipe with varying variations (8) — GOLDBERG 2000-12-23
- Dispute about "aristocrat" and "aristocratic"? (3,2,5) — ARTOFFUGUE 2000-12-23
- The typical fool on the British road (1,5,4) — BMINORMASS 2000-12-23
- One who speaks 10 at this time (8) — ORATORIO 2000-12-23