Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Clinging fabric sported by Darcy? Lizzie's taken aback (5) — LYCRA 2000-08-23
- In a class of my own, should I be true to form? (7) — TEACHER 2000-08-23
- To conceal meaning of record, PC had to swap two letters (7) — ENCRYPT 2000-08-23
- Someone getting browned off, still on the beach (9) — SUNBATHER 2000-08-23
- More comfortable after pollarding willow (5) — OSIER 2000-08-23
- Port served after all mem-bers had hefty snack (4,8) — CLUBSANDWICH 2000-08-23
- Behave like Rumpelstiltskin, maybe, where one's haunted (8,6) — STAMPINGGROUND 2000-08-23
- Support leads to 50% of vote - well done! (5) — BRAVO 2000-08-23
- Dismiss ethnic origin in sports day event (4,4) — SACKRACE 2000-08-23
- "Lassie" translated to accommodate one part of Europe (7) — SILESIA 2000-08-23
- In which one conspires about Scots, showing irritation (7) — CAHOOTS 2000-08-23
- Wearing suit received for birthday (5) — NAKED 2000-08-23
- Come to steal from trendy lords and ladies? (4-5) — WAKEROBIN 2000-08-23
- Air of unrequited love transformed mostly corny ghost (5,4) — TORCHSONG 2000-08-23
- Nick passage for piano Tchaikovsky used (5) — NOTCH 2000-08-23
- Stop travelling overseas (5,2) — HEAVETO 2000-08-23
- Run 20, getting hungry at last - like some bacon? (7) — STREAKY 2000-08-23
- First pairs chosen are coloured alike - dark grey (8) — CHARCOAL 2000-08-23
- Is one prepared to walk out for a wedding? (5) — UNION 2000-08-23
- Create extra strain for a biologist (5-9) — CROSSFERTILISE 2000-08-23
- Bearing on the origins of Middle English (4) — MIEN 2000-08-22
- Picture getting doctor to compete (5) — MOVIE 2000-08-22
- Say "fling about' in Scandinavia (5) — DANCE 2000-08-22
- Architectural features of poor housing received by the lower classes (9) — PROSTYLES 2000-08-22
- Reckless character left serious crimes to the lawyer (4-5) — DAREDEVIL 2000-08-22
- Sun Motors, manufacturing giant (9) — MONSTROUS 2000-08-22
- First choice tip the Parisian accepted (12) — PREDILECTION 2000-08-22
- Moon's metal-clad volunteers (5) — TITAN 2000-08-22
- Experiment on short shirt in the name of science (9) — CHEMISTRY 2000-08-22
- Boy king in need of an airing (4) — DANK 2000-08-22
- Become liable to fit (but not to become fit) (9) — INCURABLE 2000-08-22
- Pat's alternative shirt (5) — TRISH 2000-08-22
- Driver with decent length inserted (9) — PROPELLER 2000-08-22
- Detective has starter con-taining cored vegetable (12) — INVESTIGATOR 2000-08-22
- Poles in German city (5) — ESSEN 2000-08-22
- Guarantee covering a boy at certain times only (8) — SEASONAL 2000-08-22
- Source of 4 25 8 transformed first part of 8 (not a diva) (7,7) — ANTONIOVIVALDI 2000-08-22
- Nude must confess to eating a 99 (8) — ADAMITIC 2000-08-22
- Overdo amateur joinery, trapping end of digit - a strange result (6) — ODDITY 2000-08-22
- Noble game in song reflected by precocious score (5,4) — EARLYGOAL 2000-08-22
- High priest wielding an oar (5) — AARON 2000-08-22
- Unenthusiastic about parliament's reception of president (5) — TEPID 2000-08-22
- I sternly criticise a sinful city (9) — ISLAMABAD 2000-08-22
- German article about pub grub (6) — DINNER 2000-08-22
- Guardian compiler seen outside pub (The Royal) (8) — SHEPHERD 2000-08-22
- 10 president left out - safe bet in six pieces of music (6,8) — VIOLINCONCERTO 2000-08-22
- Point many in the country take note of (8) — INDICATE 2000-08-22
- Contribution one wild enthusiast keeps quiet (5) — INPUT 2000-08-22
- Just open - so have a glass of ale (4) — AJAR 2000-08-21
- Hemingway or Sterne, perhaps (6) — ERNEST 2000-08-21
- Possibly spy on fashionable medium (7) — PSYCHIC 2000-08-21
- Charm one's way in (8) — ENTRANCE 2000-08-21
- Was it designed for handicapped drivers? (4,6) — GOLFCOURSE 2000-08-21
- She may out pantihose, but not net (6) — SOPHIA 2000-08-21
- In error, since I'm not all-knowing (10) — OMNISCIENT 2000-08-21
- Godly foe disposed to be reactionary (3,5) — OLDFOGEY 2000-08-21
- Old man's period for diversion (7) — PASTIME 2000-08-21
- Worker provides assistance (4) — HAND 2000-08-21
- A strapless top is a mistake on the Underground (4-4) — BOOBTUBE 2000-08-21
- Example set by the ancients, maybe (8) — INSTANCE 2000-08-21
- Tenant in the French diocese (6) — LESSEE 2000-08-21
- A mother for the first orphan? (4) — ADAM 2000-08-21
- He's against accepting royalties (10) — REPUBLICAN 2000-08-21
- Nuts? You'll need these (8) — CRACKERS 2000-08-21
- Christmas visitors can include one conjuror (8) — MAGICIAN 2000-08-21
- Tugboat? (6) — LUGGER 2000-08-21
- Proverbially it implies madness (3,2,5) — OUTOFSIGHT 2000-08-21
- Lemons and melons may come from here (6) — LEMNOS 2000-08-21
- Reproduction of a man's oil painting (4,4) — MONALISA 2000-08-21
- See 22 (4) — PAGE 2000-08-19
- Strike makes us work quietly in the theatre (8) — STOP 2000-08-19
- Here Wordsworth wrote lines on boy's upbringing (5) — RYDAL 2000-08-19
- How the Church saw Galileo here; taking it up with the State (9) — HERETICAL 2000-08-19
- Walks over the Sedan Alps with energy (10) — ESPLANADES 2000-08-19
- Dynasty led we British into Scott's mass of deception (7,3) — TANGLEDWEB 2000-08-19
- Hold fire tender in esteem. O, calamity! (4,4,4) — BIDEONESTIME 2000-08-19
- See 7 (4) — SALT 2000-08-19
- Halite, one of Bill Haley's crew? (4,4) — ROCK 2000-08-19
- Estuarial English juvenile mimes letters and soft words (9) — EUPHEMISM 2000-08-19
- Going beyond the upright bend, a lot use gravity sadly (6-6) — OBTUSEANGLED 2000-08-19
- The hinge from an envelope, right? (5) — LOPER 2000-08-19
- Dietary item taking a pointer from one with the scales (4-6) — FISHFINGER 2000-08-19
- Our energy generation might isolate Britain among Frenchmen (10) — METABOLISM 2000-08-19
- Cloaks with a torn label, worn by the Jesuits and sent back (8) — JELLABAS 2000-08-19
- Spanish cuisine bound up with the French (6) — PAELLA 2000-08-19
- Made a dowager around noon, with pains in the ear (8) — WINDOWED 2000-08-19
- Abstraction in the medium term (6) — TRANCE 2000-08-19
- One taking referrals from a saw doctor? (4,7) — TREESURGEON 2000-08-19
- Dynast might try to hide in the chimney-back (5) — MOGUL 2000-08-19
- This virago would continue to take the mickey (3-6) — SHEDRAGON 2000-08-19
- See 1 (9) — AMERICANS 2000-08-19
- Newlyn church - hang in there! (5) — LYNCH 2000-08-19
- See 5 (11) — BEFORESWINE 2000-08-19
- A 12 point type left at the top (6) — APICAL 2000-08-19
- One drunk turns to the others: "Keep quiet! We are drunkards" (8) — TOSSPOTS 2000-08-19
- Unfortunate few are responsible for caviare to the general (6,6,5) — PEARLS 2000-08-19
- Introduction of President of Wales in year 21unlikely (2,6,9) — MYFELLOW 2000-08-19
- Lady's fingers smell with sticky stuff on (5) — GUMBO 2000-08-18
- Unclean weapon? (5) — LANCE 2000-08-18
- Table things in Franglais to downsize the SNCF? (7) — CUTLERY 2000-08-18