Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Two for the old one (5) — DEUCE 2000-11-02
- See 2 (6) — ISLAND 2000-11-02
- Strip blue berets, for example (7) — UNDRESS 2000-11-02
- Less reliable performer: thank God I have gone in (7) — DODGIER 2000-11-02
- Put up with boy or girl and don't change (5,3) — STANDPAT 2000-11-02
- Teacher of physical education eagerly expected outside (9) — PEDAGOGUE 2000-11-02
- Meeting for discussion by couple reportedly bears fruit (10,4) — CONFERENCEPEAR 2000-11-02
- First king of England or Great Britain in upside-down genealogy (6) — EGBERT 2000-11-02
- Support walker on the other side's ground? (6,3) — SECONDLEG 2000-11-02
- Hot drink coming: fight! (5-2) — PUNCHUP 2000-11-02
- Improve the wretched English Channel no end (7) — ENHANCE 2000-11-02
- Worked out the odds of — dash it all — crude being put in barrel (10,4) — CALCULATEDRISK 2000-11-02
- State how to harden solid form (0,11) — RHODE 2000-11-02
- What Delilah did to Samson? (8) — DISTRESS 2000-11-02
- The matter's pressing and has come back in force (9) — RESURGENT 2000-11-02
- What legislators eat? (4) — DIET 2000-11-02
- Provide point to joke (5) — EQUIP 2000-11-02
- Gold stirred genius to keep time with saint (9) — AUGUSTINE 2000-11-02
- Initially desirable residence for study of china (7) — DRESDEN 2000-11-02
- Georgia's insured against bitterness (7) — SUGARED 2000-11-02
- Couldn't one sleep a wink in the poet Thomson's city? (8,5) — DREADFULNIGHT 2000-11-02
- Boast in reservoir with speech of highbrow from eternity? (13) — SUPRATEMPORAL 2000-11-02
- Haydn's first fanfare, a lost work — by Mozart (7) — HAFFNER 2000-11-02
- Polish invader of close turned back by Scottish painter (7) — RAEBURN 2000-11-02
- In which the fare could have been bacon and mash? (6-3) — HANSOMCAB 2000-11-02
- Make rifts in the loot? (5) — SPOIL 2000-11-02
- They say the setter's going to 20 (4) — ISLE 2000-11-02
- Muck for not much brass (4,5) — DIRTCHEAP 2000-11-02
- Confound with a blow (5) — ABASH 2000-11-01
- Object when time signal is put out for birds (6) — PIPITS 2000-11-01
- Hollow tear produced by certain flies (7) — DIPTERA 2000-11-01
- One who straightens furniture (7) — DRESSER 2000-11-01
- He hopes to make a profit from vines replanted on hill (8) — INVESTOR 2000-11-01
- Citadel producing a harvest on poor soil (9) — ACROPOLIS 2000-11-01
- Its report should stimulate athletic progress (8,6) — STARTINGPISTOL 2000-11-01
- Boy taking novice a flower (7) — NIGELLA 2000-11-01
- Tree with flat surface (5) — PLANE 2000-11-01
- State alternative to Ronay (6) — OREGON 2000-11-01
- Oliver, for example, getting Ruth to relent (4,4) — SHOWPITY 2000-11-01
- Gladly permit to remain uncultivated (3,6) — LIEFALLOW 2000-11-01
- Ideally perfect note on new piano (7) — UTOPIAN 2000-11-01
- Dejected after plucking birds with one's teeth? (4,2,3,5) — DOWNINTHEMOUTH 2000-11-01
- Cart-horse conducted to stable in theatre (9,5) — ORCHESTRASTALL 2000-11-01
- Let client exercise rational powers (9) — INTELLECT 2000-11-01
- Girl bringing back something worth having (5) — TESSA 2000-11-01
- Is to go back for a drink (5) — PEPSI 2000-11-01
- Labourer having the power to act (9) — OPERATIVE 2000-11-01
- Unusually daring, if demeaning (5,3) — INFRADIG 2000-11-01
- Makes financial provision on getting bad news about party (6) — ENDOWS 2000-11-01
- Expedition to see sporting body in foreign attire (6) — SAFARI 2000-11-01
- Not returning to Italy, perhaps, for key (8) — TONALITY 2000-11-01
- Appropriate length in a driving mechanism (9) — PROPELLER 2000-11-01
- Excerpt from Nazi bible put back in place (5) — IBIZA 2000-11-01
- Try to acquire outward skill in slang (5) — ARGOT 2000-11-01
- Unbroken part is healthy (9) — WHOLESOME 2000-11-01
- Skilful strings play in tennis match (first class!) (6-8) — DOUBLESTOPPING 2000-11-01
- Swelling found as part of a nasty examination (4) — STYE 2000-10-31
- I head off home (5) — LODGE 2000-10-31
- Tale-teller exchanges chapter for small dish (6) — SAUCER 2000-10-31
- Ringing the draughtsman? (8) — PLANGENT 2000-10-31
- For instance, seconds are 3ed (6,3) — TICKEDOFF 2000-10-31
- Top Dutch gallery takes one pace back (10) — DECAPITATE 2000-10-31
- In South Africa, do its inhabitants when climbing talk of the apples and pears? (4,6) — EASTLONDON 2000-10-31
- No dictionary included when writing about the theatre (5) — ODEON 2000-10-31
- Scarlet sports car's interior to be made good (8) — RECOUPED 2000-10-31
- Mental tranquillity, they say, is broken by one's severe 3 (5,2,4,4) — PIECEOFONESMIND 2000-10-31
- Silky underwear? (6) — BRIEFS 2000-10-31
- For dressing down, tear clothing (formal article) (9) — REPRIMAND 2000-10-31
- See 18 (4) — CHOP 2000-10-31
- Hard worker first struck the beam (6) — RAFTER 2000-10-31
- Lunatic intended, say, to get into the act (8) — DEMENTED 2000-10-31
- Only just beginning to look into each mixture (8) — INCHOATE 2000-10-31
- He'll take drivers round the course (6) — CADDIE 2000-10-31
- Software mogul ending off drinking mixed gins and swearing (12) — BILLINGSGATE 2000-10-31
- At the double, double-jointed? (4-4) — CHOP 2000-10-31
- Mary does not take Ecstasy at Oxford (8) — MAGDALEN 2000-10-31
- Transient sailors, some Viking (8) — FLEETING 2000-10-31
- Female Spanish guerrilla, a revolutionary, points to Greek grub (4,6) — FETA 2000-10-31
- Flinty queen stirred to embrace her husband? Not often! (12) — INFREQUENTLY 2000-10-31
- See 13 (6) — CHEESE 2000-10-31
- Gold captured by G-Grace, the swimmer (8) — PORPOISE 2000-10-31
- Tale-teller is conned, captivated by Henry's wife (8) — PARDONER 2000-10-31
- Two kings abducted from military quarters, written about for "The Talisman" (6) — SCARAB 2000-10-31
- Discrimination shown - but not a lot (5) — TASTE 2000-10-30
- It's about those of advanced years being committed to prison (5) — CAGED 2000-10-30
- The individual certain to make one cross! (7) — ELECTOR 2000-10-30
- Learn, maybe, about conservationists - see the light (7) — LANTERN 2000-10-30
- An underground toiler opposing a goddess (7) — MINERVA 2000-10-30
- Brief message not allowed to include direction (7) — NOTELET 2000-10-30
- Skinhead running off, moving with some speed (9) — SPRINTING 2000-10-30
- Feeling making an onset is called for (9) — SENSATION 2000-10-30
- Overlooks nothing concerning a blight on the landscape (7) — EYESORE 2000-10-30
- "Girl!", scoffed a Greek maid (7) — GALATEA 2000-10-30
- High and mighty rascal with little hesitation incurred debts (9) — IMPERIOUS 2000-10-30
- A Spaniard admitting running water is more reliable (5) — SURER 2000-10-30
- Kitty's after underwear - a tricky business indeed! (5,4) — TIGHTSPOT 2000-10-30
- A friend will offer an American private backing within a very short time (5) — AMIGO 2000-10-30
- The dancer's plain, right? (7) — STEPPER 2000-10-30
- Don't stop persons misbehaving (5,2) — PRESSON 2000-10-30
- More colourful, though less experienced (7) — GREENER 2000-10-30