Guardian Crossword Clues
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- False bread maker ... (6) — FORGER 2000-10-06
- A two-master turning south invariably (6) — ALWAYS 2000-10-06
- The direction of Westerns (8) — THATAWAY 2000-10-06
- Po-faced lexicography here? (8) — CHAMBERS 2000-10-06
- Cutting communication between landowners and ramblers? (6-4) — BARBEDWIRE 2000-10-06
- Community work in the French department (6) — EUROPE 2000-10-06
- No veal raised in this small container (6) — FLACON 2000-10-06
- Hush! It's Newman's "Gone With the Wind" (10) — BREATHLESS 2000-10-06
- Proclaims, but doesn't begin to intrude in, standing orders (8) — STATUTES 2000-10-06
- When fellow leaves for Spain, barely drunk (6) — BARFLY 2000-10-06
- Knutsford, literally where Conservative ran for the money in Harrods (8) — CRAN 2000-10-06
- An engrossing game (8) — MONOPOLY 2000-10-06
- Like the Brontes? That's so right! One's spoken about! (8) — SORORIAL 2000-10-06
- Servant paid on demand? (6) — BEARER 2000-10-06
- Constable positioned at this level-crossing? (8) — FLAT 2000-10-06
- Exhausted knight, holding mirror to naked duchess, might get nowhere (4,1,5) — DRAWABLANK 2000-10-06
- Public transport without conductor (3-3) — BUSBAR 2000-10-06
- Still beyond infinity (5,3) — AFTERALL 2000-10-06
- Elevation of priest into a division of the church (6) — ASPECT 2000-10-06
- Fool I see in Richard's house - or Denmark's? (6) — YORICK 2000-10-06
- Taking it on the chin, lodger goes out, giving us the key (8) — PITCHING 2000-10-06
- Something fishy about this duck? Try some old port (6) — BOMBAY 2000-10-06
- Caution opening game plan: author-chefs carry it out (5,5,4,4) — FIRSTCATCH 2000-10-06
- He was, some said of the Skye-bound lad, a king having no trouble failing (4,2,4) — BORN 2000-10-06
- See 10 (6) — TORULE 2000-10-06
- See 11 (8) — YOURHARE 2000-10-06
- Brag about neckwear on the way (5) — BOAST 2000-10-05
- Poetess making simpleton hop about (6) — SAPPHO 2000-10-05
- Least ardent boy taking bird out (7) — COOLEST 2000-10-05
- Newspaper diary (7) — JOURNAL 2000-10-05
- Send cable on creature that's a garden pest (8) — WIREWORM 2000-10-05
- Soldier losing head rashly after veto on shoulder belt (9) — BANDOLIER 2000-10-05
- Receiving treatment in accordance with article by physician? (5,3,6) — UNDERTHEDOCTOR 2000-10-05
- Record is let out in letter (7) — EPISTLE 2000-10-05
- Anxiety about deuterium nucleus (5) — CADRE 2000-10-05
- Squabble about Arabic list of customs' duties (6) — TARIFF 2000-10-05
- Turned out to be right sort, bursting into flower (8) — EXTRORSE 2000-10-05
- Fashionable drink first consumed by one trying to be clever (5,4) — SMARTALEC 2000-10-05
- Open out by ordering tun - sherry, perhaps? (7) — UNTWINE 2000-10-05
- Fruit of battle to get round mountains (8,6) — BLENHEIMORANGE 2000-10-05
- Too accomplished a speaker for moral part to be wrongly construed (8,6) — PLATFORMORATOR 2000-10-05
- Outstanding professional first met in oriental book? (9) — PROMINENT 2000-10-05
- Return, for example, no article from Italian city (5) — GENOA 2000-10-05
- Moulding solo voice partly in the wrong way (5) — OVOLO 2000-10-05
- Foreshadow a silent tear, perhaps (9) — ADUMBRATE 2000-10-05
- The Spanish can nip back to the top (8) — PINNACLE 2000-10-05
- Be opposed to the end (6) — OBJECT 2000-10-05
- Not there to see sailors with net out (6) — ABSENT 2000-10-05
- Unpractical person laying scheme on table (8) — IDEALIST 2000-10-05
- Duck with very strong heart is not quite in the middle (3,6) — OFFCENTRE 2000-10-05
- Lift is warm on the outside (5) — HOIST 2000-10-05
- Condescend to sound like a foreigner (5) — DEIGN 2000-10-05
- He takes something out of old farm vehicle (9) — EXTRACTOR 2000-10-05
- Indecent exhibitions seen through tinted glasses (4,10) — BLUESPECTACLES 2000-10-05
- Urge to take the wheel (5) — DRIVE 2000-10-04
- Say "Turn: it's your round: 2 for me!" (3,3) — THEGUY 2000-10-04
- Creator of 17 with nasal defects? (6) — ARTIST 2000-10-04
- Tours leader in the fields (8) — STMARTIN 2000-10-04
- Even if the way is upwards, there may be 2 for them (8) — THOUGHTS 2000-10-04
- Jotter in the year disposed to art (9) — ANNOTATOR 2000-10-04
- Company with English musicians in prison for expansive dressing (5,7) — CREPEBANDAGE 2000-10-04
- Bill for 2 25 presented by the 5 or 17's (3,3,2) — YOUOWEME 2000-10-04
- New tune in the open (5,3) — FRESHAIR 2000-10-04
- Dodge publicity during vigil (5) — EVADE 2000-10-04
- Touching instruments has an effect (12) — REPERCUSSION 2000-10-04
- One putting on coat presents a pound bill: odd? About right (9) — LACQUERER 2000-10-04
- ... price of book? (1,5) — APENNY 2000-10-04
- Light held in comparison with ... (6) — CANDLE 2000-10-04
- Lyres, etc played under the rose (8) — SECRETLY 2000-10-04
- 19, perhaps, or sewer? (6) — SINGER 2000-10-04
- Remote object following 2 on the road (8) — FARTHING 2000-10-04
- Turn in path going straight through the thatch (6) — HATPIN 2000-10-04
- Light of love? (5) — TORCH 2000-10-04
- Turn to divinity, its doctor to have the property of a seesaw (2-3-4) — UPANDDOWN 2000-10-04
- "1 2, 2 2, _____" - passionate and angry at return of rebuff (3,5,4) — HOTCROSSBUNS 2000-10-04
- Self-righteous gloating - posh politician, a prince, is in good condition (12) — TRIUMPHALISM 2000-10-04
- Spectacle was here or moved (5-4) — RAREESHOW 2000-10-04
- Sentinel on guard duty has one, unlike a study in phonetics (4,1) — LONGU 2000-10-04
- Meal in old France, not finishing the cake (6) — GATEAU 2000-10-04
- Open case, possibly, from being securely shut? (2,6) — NOESCAPE 2000-10-04
- Bats' home to be left to fish (6) — BELFRY 2000-10-04
- Baby clothes in the lane? (8) — CRAWLERS 2000-10-04
- Demand payment? Just so! (5) — EXACT 2000-10-03
- Execution may be sedate, we hear (6) — STAYED 2000-10-03
- Going over a river stops bears (7) — ENDURES 2000-10-03
- Operative like a policeman (2,5) — INFORCE 2000-10-03
- Court poet not quite an insect (4,3) — WOODANT 2000-10-03
- Unnecessary oath from former president I've allowed in (9) — EXPLETIVE 2000-10-03
- Flower Power and criminal reform (5,8) — CROWNIMPERIAL 2000-10-03
- Erased document about lease (7) — DELETED 2000-10-03
- Plentiful ill-gotten gain both sides of border (9) — ABOUNDING 2000-10-03
- Rules broken by singer (6) — REIGNS 2000-10-03
- Novelist's name on a new book - Vladimir's first (7) — NABOKOV 2000-10-03
- A little sister I called Heather (5) — ERICA 2000-10-03
- So disgusting that no one takes part (7) — NOISOME 2000-10-03
- A tree, when shaken, tinkles (7) — LENTISK 2000-10-03
- Is present given when nurse is enrolled in wartime service? (7) — ATTENDS 2000-10-03
- Talk openly about East Yorkshire river (4) — AIRE 2000-10-03
- Novel found just behind a kind of dressing-table (6,4) — VANITYFAIR 2000-10-03
- Pals have no right to be devils (6) — FIENDS 2000-10-03