Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Propose to maintain king in health (6) — PROSIT 2000-11-24
- Endure transfer: outside left not returned (10) — UNREQUITED 2000-11-24
- Old woman about to get rhyming family home (4) — SHOE 2000-11-24
- Protective layer for District and Circle? Vice versa (5) — OZONE 2000-11-24
- Underground sportsmen in Likud upset monkey (8) — DURUKULI 2000-11-24
- Easy-going and available for nothing (4) — FREE 2000-11-23
- Tree not lying in bed, though (4) — UPAS 2000-11-23
- Plump duck to be seen half done (5) — OBESE 2000-11-23
- High quality "6 no-trumps" made with maturity (7) — VINTAGE 2000-11-23
- Pardon for former copper touching Sarah (7) — EXCUSAL 2000-11-23
- Rascal finds Lily among the valuables (9) — SCALLAWAG 2000-11-23
- Make 100 and you've lost, corrupted with a jealous heart (10) — COVETOUSLY 2000-11-23
- Wild nut, highly flavoured (10) — HEADSTRONG 2000-11-23
- An unknown Spooner gets mixed up between two names (3-6) — NONPERSON 2000-11-23
- Sea animal needing work after a month (7) — OCTOPUS 2000-11-23
- Oh! Decency's different with eg "New faces" (10) — SYNECDOCHE 2000-11-23
- Open University above criticism for swindling (10) — OUTWITTING 2000-11-23
- Garden flower in a kind of stew, nearly (4) — IRIS 2000-11-23
- Leave woman, top and toe, in this dress (4) — GOWN 2000-11-23
- French dramatist caught in his water bed on top (7) — COCTEAU 2000-11-23
- Asian river does not end in dust (5) — INDUS 2000-11-23
- Severe yet devious last night (9) — YESTEREVE 2000-11-23
- Silence enshrouds upper and lower prison camps (5) — GULAG 2000-11-23
- Dame Rebecca riding very good horse in Somerset (6-5-4) — WESTONSUPERMARE 2000-11-23
- United Nations party is free (4) — UNDO 2000-11-23
- Place an adder in medicinal liquid (8) — LOCATION 2000-11-23
- Dine poorly by hot cooker in the Netherlands (9) — EINDHOVEN 2000-11-23
- Change the people in the commercial (5) — AMEND 2000-11-23
- Make love to a half-sister in the spring (5) — OASIS 2000-11-23
- I keep dressing with audacity, wanting love in the club (5,4) — SAUCEBOAT 2000-11-23
- Tart married in church by pier without an end (5-3) — MINCEPIE 2000-11-23
- Footprint shows retreat of cat and dog (4) — STEP 2000-11-23
- Lord Mayor says detective gets battering in Freetown (4,11) — DICKWHITTINGTON 2000-11-23
- Show contempt for cereal on Sunday (5) — SCORN 2000-11-23
- Minor member in pub taking it round in disguise (9) — INCOGNITO 2000-11-23
- Some petunias raised by indigenous Japanese people (4) — AINU 2000-11-22
- Name of man in tree by East River (5) — ELMER 2000-11-22
- Empower leaderless men on revolutionary island (6) — ENABLE 2000-11-22
- Type of onion ring found in the promised land (8) — SCALLION 2000-11-22
- First anaesthetised individual - absorbing hospital drama (6,3) — NUMBERONE 2000-11-22
- Astronomer given work in nuclear research centre is going round Cambridge University (10) — COPERNICUS 2000-11-22
- Release a part? That's not generous (10) — UNHANDSOME 2000-11-22
- Deal with entertainment paid for by another (5) — TREAT 2000-11-22
- Compulsory measure for about a month (8) — ENFORCED 2000-11-22
- Evangelism after presenting a form of immortality (11,4) — EVERLASTINGFAME 2000-11-22
- Go round tree that's meretricious (6) — TRASHY 2000-11-22
- Spread out Parmesan, lacking an inferior cheese (9) — MOUSETRAP 2000-11-22
- Redevelopment in old town starts civil disorder (4) — RIOT 2000-11-22
- Underworld before Underground alternative (6) — EREBUS 2000-11-22
- Alienate sergeant in mess (8) — ESTRANGE 2000-11-22
- In the morning wild boar is heavenly food (8) — AMBROSIA 2000-11-22
- Seafood swindle requires private investigator (6) — SCAMPI 2000-11-22
- Faculty for understanding news (12) — INTELLIGENCE 2000-11-22
- Florida resort without a role for a soprano (4) — MIMI 2000-11-22
- Hiccups evidently turned back some explorer (8) — VESPUCCI 2000-11-22
- Most severe novelist and story teller starts (8) — STERNEST 2000-11-22
- North African grouse may be found here (4) — MOOR 2000-11-22
- Thrilling hail storm takes former sailor outside (12) — EXHILARATING 2000-11-22
- Plump sprite, backward and certainly not forward (6) — FLESHY 2000-11-22
- Old man going to youth centre with material for the people (8) — POPULACE 2000-11-22
- Chosen people get odd mixture of gold and silver (8) — ELECTRUM 2000-11-22
- Instigate frolic in gym (6) — PROMPT 2000-11-22
- It's off south-west Scotland: except it's east (4) — BUTE 2000-11-21
- Mole betraying no Scots against us (6) — NAEVUS 2000-11-21
- Observing one in a slip up (6) — ESPIAL 2000-11-21
- I'd turn up in "Spanish Eyes", they say, for "These You Have Loved" (6) — OLDIES 2000-11-21
- Joe Blogg's morality? (8) — EVERYMAN 2000-11-21
- Failing to heal bone or scab in such an establishment (3-5) — NONUNION 2000-11-21
- But does the chattering class come to the point here? (5,5) — FOCUSGROUP 2000-11-21
- Lock out noisy green woodpecker (6) — YAFFLE 2000-11-21
- Death-defying 13 (6) — SEANCE 2000-11-21
- Plastic aim destroyed the system? Hardly! (10) — CAPITALISM 2000-11-21
- Like Tichborne's Orton, one loudly crying out (8) — CLAIMANT 2000-11-21
- Discursive wit restored to the pen (6) — TWISTY 2000-11-21
- Establishment figure on the staff (4) — CLEF 2000-11-21
- Unplaced Texan horse out of the melee almost (8) — HOMELESS 2000-11-21
- His career is doubly dangerous (8) — STUNTMAN 2000-11-21
- But, when entering the ring, one's from Lesotho (6) — BASUTO 2000-11-21
- Are they bound to march by the Foyle? (10,4) — APPRENTICE 2000-11-21
- See 20 (6) — NUMBER 2000-11-21
- Random numerals open branch briefly with this? (8,6) — PERSONAL 2000-11-21
- See 15 (6) — STRIKE 2000-11-21
- Such capability restoring Nike''s street cred. O blast! (6-6) — SECOND 2000-11-21
- Escapes from the open prisons, say (8) — LEAKAGES 2000-11-21
- Championship golfers using clubs or bats in here? (6) — BELFRY 2000-11-21
- See 10 (10) — SUFFICIENT 2000-11-21
- Freewheeling fitness if carbon fuel runs out (4-10) — SELF 2000-11-21
- See 7 (6) — LEADER 2000-11-21
- Ape one ahead in this party line diversion (6-2-6) — FOLLOWMY 2000-11-21
- Murder mother for the estate (6) — DOMAIN 2000-11-20
- Produced admitted superiority (7) — YIELDED 2000-11-20
- English queen, one with real potential (7) — ELEANOR 2000-11-20
- Roman water-carrier (8) — AQUEDUCT 2000-11-20
- Russian comrade (8) — TOVARICH 2000-11-20
- One whose meteoric career is almost over (7,4) — FALLINGSTAR 2000-11-20
- One point is needed to beat the old club (7) — NIBLICK 2000-11-20
- New fears about opening the attack (6) — STRAFE 2000-11-20
- Soldier employed by the navy (3-2-3) — MANOFWAR 2000-11-20
- Liquor to drink up: result - uproar (6) — RUMPUS 2000-11-20
- Want a little time (8) — SHORTAGE 2000-11-20