Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Correct mistake, one in narrow stretch of water (13) — MEDITERRANEAN 2000-11-07
- Fire from Tory Standard - put on a percentage (13) — CONFLAGRATION 2000-11-07
- Lady Heath (5) — ERICA 2000-11-07
- Wandering into Chile in bygone age (9) — NEOLITHIC 2000-11-07
- Break up book with gloomy oriental covering (9) — DISMANTLE 2000-11-07
- Far from dominant mixer (5) — TONIC 2000-11-07
- Man (Latin-American) is source of disease (5) — VIRUS 2000-11-07
- Player/broadcaster in love with endless Mardi Gras (9) — RADIOGRAM 2000-11-07
- Venice's leaders take up heresy of shunning the flesh (13) — VEGETARIANISM 2000-11-07
- Trump nets king; North leads: it's an ideal situation (7) — NIRVANA 2000-11-07
- Get round to being pompous (7) — OROTUND 2000-11-07
- Compare with boy holding thousand back (5) — LIKEN 2000-11-07
- Co-ownership of paper jumper (4-5) — TIMESHARE 2000-11-07
- Many a musical moderator (5) — CHAIR 2000-11-07
- Look back on skirt received by Ceres, perhaps (9) — REMINISCE 2000-11-07
- Possibly infectious message passed round at church (9) — CATCHABLE 2000-11-07
- Sailor on edge, unable to take any more (5) — ABRIM 2000-11-07
- Vicar with hairstyle that's burlesque (9) — CHARIVARI 2000-11-07
- Mill-bearing strands? (5) — FLOSS 2000-11-07
- Slags render one coarse (7) — SCORIAE 2000-11-07
- Street cry on Mars? (3,4) — OLDIRON 2000-11-07
- Snooped round barrel central to exclusive function (7,6) — PRIVATEDINNER 2000-11-07
- To save is difficult with nothing coming in (5) — HOARD 2000-11-06
- Bird in the bull-ring (6) — MAGPIE 2000-11-06
- It's intended to encourage laying in a little money (4,3) — NESTEGG 2000-11-06
- Queues seen on washing days? (5,2) — LINESUP 2000-11-06
- He provides regular press handouts (9) — NEWSAGENT 2000-11-06
- No racehorse alive is one! (4,9) — DEADCERTAINTY 2000-11-06
- A shelved medical assistant (7) — DRESSER 2000-11-06
- Flying up and down the touchline? (2,3,4) — ONTHEWING 2000-11-06
- One of the toasts that may be offered with a meal (7) — CROUTON 2000-11-06
- Oil producer under pressure has a heart of stone (5) — OLIVE 2000-11-06
- I entered dream home - in Spain, suitably enough (7) — CASTILE 2000-11-06
- Club for a field athlete (6) — PUTTER 2000-11-06
- Hope to stay involved in medical practice (10) — OSTEOPATHY 2000-11-06
- A division of the church (6) — SCHISM 2000-11-06
- Travelling after the game (2,6) — ONSAFARI 2000-11-06
- Fine stuff for sitting on in Summer! (4) — LAWN 2000-11-06
- Mole has something to eat by river (4) — PIER 2000-11-06
- Plea to one to be agreeable and provide financial backing (2,2,5) — BEANANGEL 2000-11-06
- Press for a reduction? (8) — DECREASE 2000-11-06
- Slit the envelope; it's not a private communication (4,6) — OPENLETTER 2000-11-06
- Drink, knock it back as a starter (4) — ASTI 2000-11-06
- Get ready for the Spring (6) — CROUCH 2000-11-06
- 25 binned? (5) — TRASH 2000-11-04
- or six lines on Francois? (6) — VILLON 2000-11-04
- Could Byron's prince of poets hail lines by this American painter? ... (6,5) — MILTON 2000-11-04
- The action of a rat by a later mutation (8) — BETRAYAL 2000-11-04
- Might sailor-king want to return here? (8) — ABERDEEN 2000-11-04
- Bad English viola playing should be shunned (9) — AVOIDABLE 2000-11-04
- They watch the box up to the cocoa's distribution (5,8) — COUCHPOTATOES 2000-11-04
- Publisher's reader with the Larousse Gastronomique? (6) — TASTER 2000-11-04
- Father Time has a yen for this bloomer (6) — PAEONY 2000-11-04
- Lateral revolution produced by a spokesperson? (9) — CARTWHEEL 2000-11-04
- "24 1across in ____-" - Hamlet's Under-21 International trophy? (3,3,2,5) — THECAPOFYOUTH 2000-11-04
- Hither was it, where Charlemagne was crowned? (5) — NOYON 2000-11-04
- "He doth ___ the narrow world like a Colossus" - Julius Caesar the top attraction was he? (8) — BESTRIDE 2000-11-04
- Opposition on a court charge (8) — REACTION 2000-11-04
- Five on her scent (6) — CHANEL 2000-11-04
- "... a tale told by an idiot...signifying..." (Macbeth - or Lear?) (8) — NONSENSE 2000-11-04
- See 18 (5) — AVERY 2000-11-04
- Ring the assassin in the tax office (9) — TOLLBOOTH 2000-11-04
- One whose relations have been abandoned? (9) — ADULTERER 2000-11-04
- Irish diet one rejected? It's a long story (5) — ILIAD 2000-11-04
- Cracked bell also on my phone (12) — MONOSYLLABLE 2000-11-04
- Cocktail for a girl like Eartha Kitt? (3-9) — OLDFASHIONED 2000-11-04
- Quail cooked initially in port, perhaps (5) — WINCE 2000-11-04
- Malignant spinner producing natural reaction among the reserves (9) — TARANTULA 2000-11-04
- Don't be so effusive down here! (9) — CHEERLESS 2000-11-04
- Test the soundness of one's mettle, say, when leading (5) — ASSAY 2000-11-04
- Cook's vessel discovered Saint Peter decapitated on the grass (8) — STOCKPOT 2000-11-04
- What's blue and possibly brain-dead? (6) — RIBAND 2000-11-04
- Artist's year in part of India (4) — GOYA 2000-11-03
- Invested with this, there's little interest (6) — APATHY 2000-11-03
- Governor's to turn back and avoid going round (6) — SHOGUN 2000-11-03
- Cretin possibly raised doctor by calling on this (8) — INTERCOM 2000-11-03
- She had to set in order the impetuous ones (8) — HOTHEADS 2000-11-03
- One taking part in the Test (8) — EXAMINEE 2000-11-03
- I get points for writing and drawing (6,9) — PENCILSHARPENER 2000-11-03
- Easily influenced by one in the factory (6) — PLIANT 2000-11-03
- Soup with ices? Unusually plausible but wrong! (8) — SPECIOUS 2000-11-03
- Chemical that's partly chalk - a little soft (6) — ALKALI 2000-11-03
- Understands fares (5,3) — MAKESOUT 2000-11-03
- Staff society (4) — CLUB 2000-11-03
- Get used to the cat taking most of blame (8) — ACCUSTOM 2000-11-03
- Flue, for example? Certainly no petrol involved (11,4) — ALTERNATIVEFUEL 2000-11-03
- Pelt the unknown dump in retreat (5,4) — HIDEYHOLE 2000-11-03
- Pair missing from overture produce dodgy performance (5) — ELUDE 2000-11-03
- Glut in French Cheddar, say (7) — ENGORGE 2000-11-03
- Idol far off in America (7) — FLORIDA 2000-11-03
- Move to produce mix in jug (4) — STIR 2000-11-03
- Vast US rail trips to see painting, sculpture, etc (6,4) — VISUALARTS 2000-11-03
- Dish is hot; it could be addictive (7) — HASHISH 2000-11-03
- English politician in match play (7) — TEMPEST 2000-11-03
- The prospect: chat mainly in flat (10) — HORIZONTAL 2000-11-03
- "Fame" record (4) — NOTE 2000-11-03
- Seat unfinished in part of curve is antique (7) — ARCHAIC 2000-11-03
- Not easily disturbed when it leaves fair (7) — EQUABLE 2000-11-03
- Turn up at college in London for a pound (5) — PULSE 2000-11-03
- The buzz from the pub? (5,4) — LOCALCALL 2000-11-03