Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Always a sweater for father? Yes, as long as the pea-green boat was at sea (1,4,3,1,3) — AYEARANDADAY 2000-12-23
- Like the little ball pusher supplied to Home Guard? (9) — SPHERULAR 2000-12-23
- To cry uncertainly, perhaps, may be judicious (5) — SOBER 2000-12-23
- Fibre for mats is a luxury (5) — SISAL 2000-12-23
- ... and beans for the drinker? (6) — COFFEE 2000-12-23
- ... a flower to the English ... (6) — EASTER 2000-12-23
- Have valedictions the power to give vegetables to insect, ... (7) — PEASANT 2000-12-23
- 'As to be gloss, then: display enthusiasm about it (5,7,7) — SAINTMATTHEWPASSION 2000-12-23
- Darling, did you hear the disgraced cricketer's defence? A Welsh address produced all the starred items (6,9,4) — JOHANNSEBASTIANBACH 2000-12-23
- A slip of a girl (4) — MISS 2000-12-22
- Fruit that's fleshy for the most part (4) — PLUM 2000-12-22
- The newspaper's job (5) — THEFT 2000-12-22
- Being too old, mean to have leader replaced (7) — OVERAGE 2000-12-22
- Dismissed, having carried on strike called (7) — SHOUTED 2000-12-22
- Doctor - paragon he to have established such an institution (9) — ORPHANAGE 2000-12-22
- Knight and queen involved at different stages in endgame (10) — LANSQUENET 2000-12-22
- Constable's restraining hold broken by lout (10) — CLODHOPPER 2000-12-22
- One name among party cronies calls the shots (9) — DOMINATES 2000-12-22
- Is this housework decreasing? (7) — IRONING 2000-12-22
- Swindle fellow out of money? (10) — CONTINGENT 2000-12-22
- One i/c vessel - tramp is she, perhaps? (10) — SHIPMASTER 2000-12-22
- Scottish resort where anything goes? (4) — OBAN 2000-12-22
- Money spinner? (4) — COIN 2000-12-22
- Cream and jam will be A1 (3-4) — TOPHOLE 2000-12-22
- Dish of fruit (5) — PEACH 2000-12-22
- Record of hours worked for two newspapers, mostly the first (4,5) — TIMESHEET 2000-12-22
- Water bird for ever consuming fish? Endlessly! (5) — EIDER 2000-12-22
- Mixed team line up at net for quarter final, perhaps (15) — ANTEPENULTIMATE 2000-12-22
- Self-contained number, given backing, immediately succeeding (4) — NEXT 2000-12-22
- Has the shivers about game? That's a beastly tale (8) — APOLOGUE 2000-12-22
- Animals' skins to be treated (9) — STEINBOKS 2000-12-22
- Asked about work, little boy flinched (5) — POSED 2000-12-22
- For pop concert, book this joint (5) — GIGOT 2000-12-22
- Regarding the veins, say, is putting too much weight on! (9) — OVERLOADS 2000-12-22
- When batting, duck's broken by boundary drive (8) — AMBITION 2000-12-22
- Extremely hot over ridicule (4) — HOOT 2000-12-22
- Candidate's question paper? (11,4) — APPLICATIONFORM 2000-12-22
- The man's father is said to be an immature person (5) — CHILD 2000-12-22
- Answer to this clue should be clearly stated (3,6) — PUTACROSS 2000-12-22
- Peel's trick (4) — SKIN 2000-12-21
- Purchase involving delivery of horse and carriage (5) — BUGGY 2000-12-21
- Crawler said to designate power (7) — TERMITE 2000-12-21
- Arranged for hospital worker (7) — ORDERLY 2000-12-21
- Will extra detectives turn up in wind? (7) — CODICIL 2000-12-21
- Fighting men taking first defensive measure (10) — BATTLEMENT 2000-12-21
- Sweet twisted in strands (7) — DESSERT 2000-12-21
- Three times English going for French - where's the problem? (7) — TROUBLE 2000-12-21
- Find out second time colour is spread (10) — REDISCOVER 2000-12-21
- One into talking exchanges vs one into making no changes (15) — CONSERVATIONIST 2000-12-21
- Buffalo Bill show, "The West", goes public (5,3,7) — BLOWSTHEWHISTLE 2000-12-21
- Child-bearing system that's for the better (4) — TOTE 2000-12-21
- Loudly denounce the most subordinate (7) — THUNDER 2000-12-21
- It can be brought home and saved (5) — BACON 2000-12-21
- Forcing an entry into hiding place (7) — TANNERY 2000-12-21
- Baby gear's still needed in the wee hours (7) — LAYETTE 2000-12-21
- First two of 2's clue second (9) — TWINKLING 2000-12-21
- South in remedy for a 9 in Scotland (5) — CURSE 2000-12-21
- Neat stall to copy (4) — CRIB 2000-12-21
- Instrument performed with dire effect in schmaltz (10) — DIDGERIDOO 2000-12-21
- First the Left may finally score (6) — TWENTY 2000-12-21
- Amerindians step on ice (7) — CHOCTAW 2000-12-21
- Wild flower without name (7) — VIOLENT 2000-12-21
- Shore split by river opening (6) — BREACH 2000-12-21
- Nothing judicious takes time to be apparent (10) — OSTENSIBLE 2000-12-21
- Push lacking force is uncovered (4) — NUDE 2000-12-21
- Refuse to bed down around king (5) — DROSS 2000-12-21
- Stop at nothing (5,4) — COUNTDOWN 2000-12-21
- Volatile dictator forgetting one-time head supplier (7) — CAROTID 2000-12-21
- Objection to hospital bill about cleaning equipment (7) — BATHTUB 2000-12-21
- Tory politician keeps silver in the shade (5) — HAGUE 2000-12-20
- Separate tax (6) — STRAIN 2000-12-20
- Procured branch on treetop (6) — BOUGHT 2000-12-20
- A lock-up Edward maintained (8) — ASSERTED 2000-12-20
- Remove excess fat from a salmon's head in class (8) — DEGREASE 2000-12-20
- Noted economist, a lady, cuts into card-game (9) — BEVERIDGE 2000-12-20
- For residents getting on socks outside university (8,5) — BOARDINGHOUSE 2000-12-20
- Lady Hamilton's hold? (6) — NELSON 2000-12-20
- Try Calvin Klein tops made in yarn (6) — TACKLE 2000-12-20
- Dismal as a crocodile? (4-5) — LONGFACED 2000-12-20
- Illustrator redraws Yankee with a wet rag (4,9) — KATEGREENAWAY 2000-12-20
- Each depleted football team wasted away (5) — EATEN 2000-12-20
- Crack about investor sent back to the Home Counties (8) — CREVASSE 2000-12-20
- Agree to give money to the party, we hear (8) — COINCIDE 2000-12-20
- Folk-tale preserved, for example, in advance (6) — LEGEND 2000-12-20
- He makes an offer more loving and gentle (8) — TENDERER 2000-12-20
- Award for Ulysses (5) — GRANT 2000-12-20
- Panel smash dry jar with gun (5,4) — GRANDJURY 2000-12-20
- US writer moved round on her what? (9) — HAWTHORNE 2000-12-20
- Exposed headless pigeon (5) — OUTER 2000-12-20
- Smoothing bodice and skirt for formal wear (7,5) — EVENINGDRESS 2000-12-20
- Naughtiness in bed is remedied with codeine (12) — DISOBEDIENCE 2000-12-20
- Golfer tucked into offal doubtfully (5) — FALDO 2000-12-20
- Gregarious prisoners? (5,4) — CHAINGANG 2000-12-20
- Tatty cabin connected with a lot of plant study (9) — BOTANICAL 2000-12-20
- I'm awkward - and in record time (5) — INEPT 2000-12-20
- Bones, not leeks, cooked (8) — SKELETON 2000-12-20
- Prestige of cat having swallowed half the cheese (6) — CACHET 2000-12-20
- Relish turning roof of shelter through 90 degrees (4) — ZEST 2000-12-19
- Knave in a suit and I have brief dance (4) — JIVE 2000-12-19
- Three separate articles submitted by woman (6) — ANTHEA 2000-12-19