Guardian Crossword Clues
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- State carriage? (8) — VICTORIA 2000-10-16
- He's entitled to act badly in pantomime (5,4) — DEMONKING 2000-10-16
- Gracious! What an uncommon chap! (4) — LORD 2000-10-16
- Fairly big orderly (4) — TIDY 2000-10-16
- Abominable service! (5,4) — BLACKMASS 2000-10-16
- Music in D sharp, nothing unusual at the end of the day (8) — RHAPSODY 2000-10-16
- Decisive court action for a divorcee? (3-7) — TIEBREAKER 2000-10-16
- Took off commercial about keep fit exercises (4) — APED 2000-10-16
- Rays to get on for speed (6) — SKATES 2000-10-14
- Monster accompanied by Ernest from EastEnders? (6) — WIVERN 2000-10-14
- Monster needing some surgery: setter's coming in (6) — SIMURG 2000-10-14
- Sol that's variable: with big bird above, sol varied just the same (8) — EMULSOID 2000-10-14
- Problems with the pigskin at 12's school - a growth''s developed (8) — HOGWARTS 2000-10-14
- A. Pontifex, contractor (8) — ABRIDGER 2000-10-14
- Concentrate on one of the sail pieces? (10) — SPECIALISE 2000-10-14
- Scales dropped from dunderhead with frill (8) — DANDRUFF 2000-10-14
- Close one held by sailor, taken by walker after dark (5,3) — NIGHTAIR 2000-10-14
- Up worn track to Irish water, a little seasonal one (8) — TURLOUGH 2000-10-14
- Student model among ancient Britons took in an authorised person (10) — LICENTIATE 2000-10-14
- Ghost artist with surrounding (6) — WRAITH 2000-10-14
- Grub getting 'eated in part (6) — ROOTLE 2000-10-14
- Jolly good point followed by headless 10? (6) — WIZARD 2000-10-14
- Propelling barge through tunnel's a warming job for women and children (8) — LEGGINGS 2000-10-14
- Change one's team and live? (6) — RESIDE 2000-10-14
- Sixth Commandment, part of the Bible that's highly dangerous (8) — VIRULENT 2000-10-14
- Monster in the course of going or gone (6) — GORGON 2000-10-14
- Monster to sunbathe, eating a lot of chips, perhaps (8) — BASILISK 2000-10-14
- River with Irish source (6) — IRWELL 2000-10-14
- Witchcraft? (10) — BROOMSTICK 2000-10-14
- Joint order for news of monster (10) — HIPPOGRIFF 2000-10-14
- Trainee 1 down to go slow at the wheel? (6) — POTTER 2000-10-14
- Second note a classical note? That would be telling (8) — RELATING 2000-10-14
- Monster will continue tediously (6) — DRAGON 2000-10-14
- Rush - fancy losing head! - to find revelation from animal behaviour (8) — ZOOMANCY 2000-10-14
- Petrified out of one's mind? (6) — STONED 2000-10-14
- The Guardian's ebb? It changes at dusk (8) — WEREWOLF 2000-10-14
- Religion requires one to distribute alms (5) — ISLAM 2000-10-13
- Extent of French endless 1 down (6) — DEGREE 2000-10-13
- Trollope's legal coterie (6) — BARSET 2000-10-13
- Teen rave as a new form of worship (8) — VENERATE 2000-10-13
- In happy state of having space adequate for working (8) — ENVIABLE 2000-10-13
- Battleground - stage for salesman to make a killing? (5,4) — FRONTSTEP 2000-10-13
- Grass-roots TV audience (5,8) — COUCHPOTATOES 2000-10-13
- A pen was the first to be so described (6) — STYLED 2000-10-13
- Women's movement has little insurrection (6) — MUTINY 2000-10-13
- Attempted to hold bend at speed and was successful (9) — TRIUMPHED 2000-10-13
- When new fried fish are cooked, one likes the window open (5,3,5) — FRESHAIRFIEND 2000-10-13
- A salt course? (5) — EPSOM 2000-10-13
- Hard case training for party activity (8) — CHARADES 2000-10-13
- Blame a financial centre for greed (8) — RAPACITY 2000-10-13
- A politician before, Andre's currently a physicist (6) — AMPERE 2000-10-13
- Lock spring breaks giving uninvited access (8) — TRESPASS 2000-10-13
- Sign of Blair embarrassment? (5) — LIBRA 2000-10-13
- Cultural centre backs arts with model car (9) — STRATFORD 2000-10-13
- Laxative taken mistakenly - in private, that is (9) — APERITIVE 2000-10-13
- With drink it's right to be taking notice (5) — ALERT 2000-10-13
- Motion that could lead to a fall (2,10) — NOCONFIDENCE 2000-10-13
- Viola player's busy time? (7,5) — TWELFTHNIGHT 2000-10-13
- It's seldom man gets infected with an animal ailment (5) — MANGE 2000-10-13
- Spell out "Hindhead" in Dorset (9) — CHARMOUTH 2000-10-13
- Go after a short skirt - it's a science (9) — CHEMISTRY 2000-10-13
- Gathering of spare fruit (5) — PEARS 2000-10-13
- Frequently a couple of papers are taken on a round (8) — OFTTIMES 2000-10-13
- She has pain in both sides (6) — RACHEL 2000-10-13
- In endlessly tragic situation, English show vision (5) — DREAM 2000-10-12
- Bird of shore and river found in reeds (5) — BRENT 2000-10-12
- Note: sheet to be changed when baby does this (7) — TEETHES 2000-10-12
- Some hat trick! Said to make one flush! (7) — BRIMFUL 2000-10-12
- Vapour issuing from blowhole initially (4,3) — TEARGAS 2000-10-12
- Lady is of the soft left (7) — MILDRED 2000-10-12
- Mean beast checked out and frisked (9) — CURVETTED 2000-10-12
- A gem of a game (9) — SOLITAIRE 2000-10-12
- For lower pound, admitted craftsman (7) — SADDLER 2000-10-12
- Viewpoint that's not in fashion (7) — OUTLOOK 2000-10-12
- Turn back carriage clock - hand repeatedly off (4-5) — PARTTIMER 2000-10-12
- Crown worn by Queen Dido (5) — CAPER 2000-10-12
- Hole in lady's garment pocket (5,4) — TIGHTSPOT 2000-10-12
- The Speaker's ridiculed by party leader (5) — GUIDE 2000-10-12
- Sorting out letters, eg having no stamp, for postman (7) — ANAGRAM 2000-10-12
- Was swallowed by the waves? Swallowed is about right (7) — DROWNED 2000-10-12
- Depression shown on the map? (7) — DIMPLES 2000-10-12
- A drop of blood (7) — DESCENT 2000-10-12
- Make what you will of this night (7) — TWELFTH 2000-10-12
- Music daily? Almost daily! (7) — RAGTIME 2000-10-12
- A hollow row? (9) — BREADLINE 2000-10-12
- Jumped from ale, oddly enough, to port (5) — LEAPT 2000-10-12
- Army block retreat to capital (5) — RABAT 2000-10-12
- One putting arms, say, beyond use (9) — MUTILATOR 2000-10-12
- Are pack, perhaps, keeping me back? Certainly not! (9) — PACEMAKER 2000-10-12
- Protests by the people (5) — DEMOS 2000-10-12
- Maybe a giant fish (5) — TROLL 2000-10-12
- Strong drink producing severe wind (3-6) — NORWESTER 2000-10-12
- Partied riotously - got lifted (7) — PIRATED 2000-10-12
- Old mariner talking with verbosity (7) — ORATING 2000-10-12
- Officer, good and full (7) — COPIOUS 2000-10-12
- Skeleton said to be a man (7) — DRAUGHT 2000-10-12
- Male flirt to turn up and gush (4) — FLOW 2000-10-11
- This hideous female is not amused (6) — MEDUSA 2000-10-11
- Bright sun due to revolve (6) — UNUSED 2000-10-11
- Joint of meat given to friend properly (7) — LEGALLY 2000-10-11