Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Long-standing model - and it worked (3-4) — OLDTIME 2000-09-05
- Minstrel whirled to flutter material (7) — DRABBET 2000-09-05
- Peer biting lip - a first (7) — PRIMARY 2000-09-05
- Backing north to northeast about five, so wrap up (7) — ENVELOP 2000-09-05
- Constant in one of 7's colour (5) — SEPIA 2000-09-05
- Rash Laurel often did this (9) — FOOLHARDY 2000-09-05
- Tribesmen born to be like pygmies? (9) — BLACKFEET 2000-09-05
- Baby's gear would be smart on Sunday (5) — NAPPY 2000-09-05
- Know if lies are spread (7) — REALISE 2000-09-05
- Crikey! Beam's reversed length (7) — YARDAGE 2000-09-05
- Put out saucy book about old city (7) — PERTURB 2000-09-05
- Illumination of following point (ditto included) (7) — LANTERN 2000-09-05
- Reduce support in honest mistake and gain experience (3,4,5) — CUTONESTEETH 2000-09-05
- Loves an anagram to work out (5) — SOLVE 2000-09-04
- Part of one's goal at university? Correct! (7) — UPRIGHT 2000-09-04
- Paris summit conference (4-1-4) — TETEATETE 2000-09-04
- Device that should catch on, if handled properly (9,4) — GRAPPLINGIRON 2000-09-04
- They drive to and from market; a doctor taking the deliveries (7) — DROVERS 2000-09-04
- One who shelves his or her responsibilities (9) — LIBRARIAN 2000-09-04
- Copy original recipe, cooking plaice (7) — REPLICA 2000-09-04
- Sort of dish of cooked tripe (5) — PETRI 2000-09-04
- Mathematical aids may finish up on the fire (4) — LOGS 2000-09-04
- Extremely good man in church (6) — VESTRY 2000-09-04
- Japanese ceremonial departure (4-4) — HARAKIRI 2000-09-04
- Punish student spectators (4) — GATE 2000-09-04
- Appreciates one's accommodation (4) — DIGS 2000-09-04
- She's a relatively fair target (4,5) — AUNTSALLY 2000-09-04
- Shared a perfect round of golf? (8) — PARTAKEN 2000-09-04
- Twins, for example, reversed the car (6) — GEMINI 2000-09-04
- Small volume of overseas tourism (6,4) — PHRASEBOOK 2000-09-04
- Was abusive, yet guarded (6) — RAILED 2000-09-04
- Like the Trout Quintet at a rock concert, perhaps, piano tuna may be fishy? (5) — UNAPT 2000-09-02
- 10 to dwindle (5) — PETER 2000-09-02
- Racketeer is a legend on the way up (6) — AGASSI 2000-09-02
- Mosaic depicting gods of Greece and Egypt upside-down (7) — TESSERA 2000-09-02
- Composer's loveless charioteer (6) — WAGNER 2000-09-02
- Offered grouse, like a bird retaining height (7) — WHINGED 2000-09-02
- 10 takes a vote on perfect inversion (9) — APOLLONIA 2000-09-02
- Dress tried on in performance (9) — RENDITION 2000-09-02
- Compensation will be given for gentle slap you received (6) — PAYOUT 2000-09-02
- 10 might be sinner if married at last? (6) — ANTONY 2000-09-02
- Something put on paper by me, a fascist leader and politician (written inside) (4,5) — MEINKAMPF 2000-09-02
- Composer's record listened to (5) — LISZT 2000-09-02
- 10 is balmy (7) — CLEMENT 2000-09-02
- Find one's way from one side of London, always following the short way (9) — ORIENTEER 2000-09-02
- Substance of sound strength? (5) — METAL 2000-09-02
- 10 to tread on pecker (7) — STEPHEN 2000-09-02
- 10 suffering 15 (turn to hospital) (6) — MARTHA 2000-09-02
- Italian man heading off to bed - non-starter, as was given the cold shoulder (7) — IGNORED 2000-09-02
- Censor author about to produce something fruity (9) — GREENGAGE 2000-09-02
- A satirist must be quick (5) — SWIFT 2000-09-02
- 10 Joe, who was rarely flawed, we hear (5) — LOUIS 2000-09-02
- Briefly making out, horse comes home lame on the inside (9) — GLIMPSING 2000-09-02
- Authoress involved in lanolin (7) — WOOLFAT 2000-09-02
- 10 asks for doctor to come again (6) — ANDREW 2000-09-02
- Vehicle negotiating bend, given a shock (6) — TRAUMA 2000-09-02
- 10 and religious text going round the globe with its owner? (7) — NORBERT 2000-09-02
- Using wood around the green, was beaten for speed (9) — OVERTAKEN 2000-09-02
- ... though he offered money 25% off to her (5) — HELEN 2000-09-02
- He certainly isn't a crook ... (5) — SAINT 2000-09-02
- Manage to get out of cart - it rolled into the river (9) — EXTRICATE 2000-09-02
- 10 Christopher heading for Africa instead of US (7) — COLUMBA 2000-09-02
- 10 observes 10 concealing drug (6) — SIMEON 2000-09-02
- Toddler''s up and showing bounce (4) — STOT 2000-09-01
- Long time, no see? No, no! (5) — SIGHT 2000-09-01
- Tight undercover operation by Yard (6) — STINGY 2000-09-01
- Girl, sweetie, losing heart (6) — CARMEL 2000-09-01
- Current resolution carrying sections of the floor (8) — ENTRESOL 2000-09-01
- Girl is sallowy-grey (8) — ISABELLA 2000-09-01
- Gallant companion to girl right out of fairy tale (9) — CHEVALIER 2000-09-01
- Suspects hanky-panky in a smart sell, perhaps (6,1,3) — SMELLSARAT 2000-09-01
- Walks out, what satisfies the environment ... (8) — PATHWAYS 2000-09-01
- Run in the blood (4) — RACE 2000-09-01
- Male flattery almost could be sincere (9) — HEARTFELT 2000-09-01
- Composition of this faculty is from all quarters (5) — SENSE 2000-09-01
- Couple with baby may be Sebastian and Viola (6,4) — PIGEONPAIR 2000-09-01
- Is that so English, breaking in to banter? (6) — REALLY 2000-09-01
- With spiky hair style and stockings, but topless! (6) — SETOSE 2000-09-01
- Finger collaborator? Absolutely! (7) — TOTALLY 2000-09-01
- Answer to orbital complication, without one's heat shield (7) — ABLATOR 2000-09-01
- Citizen for Queen and Country (5) — ROMAN 2000-09-01
- It's very late - stay another night (4,5) — LASTTHING 2000-09-01
- Invalid off (5,5) — FALSESTART 2000-09-01
- Runs restricted by extra cover for Sussex, perhaps (4) — BYRE 2000-09-01
- Romantic drove one out to lunch (11) — SENTIMENTAL 2000-09-01
- Weekly child allowance (6,5) — POCKETMONEY 2000-09-01
- The outline's wrong - cutting out new one (10) — SILHOUETTE 2000-09-01
- Not a description of ne'er-do-well (2-7) — NOACCOUNT 2000-09-01
- Finally, instrument with fret about to produce this sound (5) — TWANG 2000-09-01
- Vehicle's uphill gear (hardly likely!) (7) — HARDTOP 2000-09-01
- Find junk - drug's wanted for fixes (7) — SCRAPES 2000-09-01
- Put off some French potatoes (5) — DETER 2000-08-31
- Letter-writer from twin city whose is opposite the 15 (2,4) — STPAUL 2000-08-31
- Whence helicopters go off to Paris? (7) — AIRSTOP 2000-08-31
- Low sound that's real, not straight from the shoulder (7) — HUMERAL 2000-08-31
- Russian girl's farewell embrace of Scottish boy (7) — TATIANA 2000-08-31
- The poorer nations put their money on the end of the 11 12 (5,4) — SOUTHBANK 2000-08-31
- Hard labour for pirate king having forty winks? (5-8) — FLINTKNAPPING 2000-08-31
- Disclose your medieval sports (7) — TOURNEY 2000-08-31
- Made like Parmesan, about three points (9) — GENERATED 2000-08-31