Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Skimpy garment from the centre of Manchuria introduced into Chinese society (5) — THONG 2000-08-15
- Crazy people try to halt revolution (9) — CRACKPOTS 2000-08-15
- Wasted duke to seek election with Livingstone (7) — DRUNKEN 2000-08-15
- Young bird or seal, we hear (6) — CYGNET 2000-08-15
- Cryptic clue (1 down) for old mathematician (6) — EUCLID 2000-08-15
- Toff at home holding a flower (7) — GENTIAN 2000-08-15
- Order scones for King Edward? (9) — CONFESSOR 2000-08-15
- Plant in the shade (5) — LILAC 2000-08-15
- Bull's introduction to bankrupt bear (5) — BRUIN 2000-08-15
- Dim throne set where Norwegian monarchs are proclaimed (9) — TRONDHEIM 2000-08-15
- Resolute detectives in action (7) — DECIDED 2000-08-15
- Conflict in publicity for Oscar, Tony, etc (6) — AWARDS 2000-08-15
- Meeting in the course of a country stroll (5) — TRYST 2000-08-14
- He is sorry for one who is late (7) — MOURNER 2000-08-14
- Juries are wrong to admit being exhausted (5,2) — SWORNIN 2000-08-14
- Messenger has a job getting in beer (7) — APOSTLE 2000-08-14
- Obvious way to get round the foreigner (7) — SALIENT 2000-08-14
- Innocent chap in trouble driven to take away furniture (12) — PANTECHNICON 2000-08-14
- Not at home with shy, rejected person (7) — OUTCAST 2000-08-14
- Device that's defective, for example, is rejected (5) — BADGE 2000-08-14
- Happy-go-lucky midshipman goes on leave (4,5) — EASYGOING 2000-08-14
- Mouse catcher not yet used in the plant (7) — CATMINT 2000-08-14
- Bacon's lines may be so described (7) — STREAKY 2000-08-14
- Rest centre or new meeting place in town (6,6) — STREETCORNER 2000-08-14
- Meet and collide (3,4) — RUNINTO 2000-08-14
- A sign that visitors aren't welcome (2,5) — NOENTRY 2000-08-14
- One may peg out playing it (7) — CROQUET 2000-08-14
- Appeal - and how the umpire may react? (4,3) — CALLOUT 2000-08-14
- Mother is surrounded by sailors taking turn for a dance (5) — SAMBA 2000-08-14
- Upset at closing, remembering happier times? (9) — NOSTALGIC 2000-08-14
- Acts die in variety shows (9) — INDICATES 2000-08-14
- Keen, exercising for vault (5) — CRYPT 2000-08-14
- Competitor, presumably not an outsider (7) — ENTRANT 2000-08-14
- Recording start of the sport of kings (7) — TRACING 2000-08-14
- Charges put region back (7) — AERATES 2000-08-14
- It enables one to cross without being seen (6,6) — SECRETBALLOT 2000-08-14
- Stoppage cut short by secret police (5) — STASI 2000-08-12
- Inch back into the money with Venetian artist (6) — TITIAN 2000-08-12
- Begin to become (4,2) — TURNTO 2000-08-12
- See 15 (8) — OFMYHEAD 2000-08-12
- 24 telling time by alarm-clocks (8) — TROUSERS 2000-08-12
- My immediate comment is: "Away with my 10!" (9) — OFFTHETOP 2000-08-12
- See 1 (15) — ANDWITHOUTNOTES 2000-08-12
- Bend raised at lamppost (6) — DOGLEG 2000-08-12
- Honorary clerks give way to breathe under water (9) — SCHNORKEL 2000-08-12
- Bangle for social worker that eats up deer (6) — ANKLET 2000-08-12
- See 10 (8) — IMPERIAL 2000-08-12
- Opera singer and Pole go to bed (5) — DIVAN 2000-08-12
- Energy, energy, energy - that's how to deal with jealousy (5,3) — GREENEYE 2000-08-12
- 15,18 I would say, vocalise about the top harshly and unmusically? (8,7,3,7,5) — SPEAKINGROUGHLY 2000-08-12
- A love for speed will get you to the farthest 19s (9) — AEROSPACE 2000-08-12
- Whatês drawn to game by Venetian artist (5) — LOTTO 2000-08-12
- Took a pew at church with Dr Armstrong (7) — SATCHMO 2000-08-12
- Man without arm could wear one without sleeve (7) — GARMENT 2000-08-12
- Produce a variant 13 (4) — EMIT 2000-08-12
- Dispatch to Austin, to the far post (10) — OUTSTATION 2000-08-12
- Draw game with Venetian artist (7) — TIEPOLO 2000-08-12
- Very happy to be coming back - be sensible and pull round (7) — GLEEFUL 2000-08-12
- Entry on one side is hereditary privilege (10) — BIRTHRIGHT 2000-08-12
- Particular people going together (4) — ITEM 2000-08-12
- Territorial rule additionally kept by barrier being put back (4,3) — LANDLAW 2000-08-12
- It's mean to say how old someone is (7) — AVERAGE 2000-08-12
- Flower: vulgar old hairdresser's about to have one for a quid (5-8) — CROWN 2000-08-12
- Fruit of the body, about one millimetre (9) — PERSIMMON 2000-08-12
- Mug bowled during play (4) — TOBY 2000-08-11
- Mock a new priest (6) — SHAMAN 2000-08-11
- Champion is riding clutch (6) — UPHOLD 2000-08-11
- Society destroys facilities (6) — SKILLS 2000-08-11
- It's useless turning gun on a politician (8) — NUGATORY 2000-08-11
- Rings round to run boats (8) — DINGHIES 2000-08-11
- Pulp flower with club (6) — POMACE 2000-08-11
- One will stoop for food (6) — FALCON 2000-08-11
- Band has meals on top of oriental entertainment (10) — STRIPTEASE 2000-08-11
- Graduate left authoris-ation (8) — PASSPORT 2000-08-11
- Scientist has tutor entertaining a commissioned officer (6) — DALTON 2000-08-11
- Barren meadow needs nitrate, initially (4) — LEAN 2000-08-11
- Absent-minded little girl's characteristic (8) — DISTRAIT 2000-08-11
- Sheath for skin disease obtained by poet (8) — SCABBARD 2000-08-11
- Warm clothing for most of the navy going to church (6) — FLEECE 2000-08-11
- You can bet on this move (4) — TOTE 2000-08-11
- Animal is freezing in the country (10) — CHINCHILLA 2000-08-11
- Transport small shelf (6) — SLEDGE 2000-08-11
- He finds sister in obscurity in the Arctic (8) — MURMANSK 2000-08-11
- Overwork Bob's followers (6) — STRAIN 2000-08-11
- Informed about English love for a blade (6) — TOLEDO 2000-08-11
- Fools about to lick food (8) — CROUTONS 2000-08-11
- Growin' fruit (6) — RAISIN 2000-08-11
- Newspaper gets old bag a trip! That's automatic (4,6) — TIMESWITCH 2000-08-11
- Make unconscious rejection of madmen (4) — STUN 2000-08-11
- A guy crossing river is lost (6) — ASTRAY 2000-08-11
- Fabric first created by eccentric peer (5) — CREPE 2000-08-10
- William Bickerstaffe's kind of verse (6) — IAMBIC 2000-08-10
- Fop introducing company doctor to boatman (7) — COXCOMB 2000-08-10
- Toy with cunning district leader (7) — TOPARCH 2000-08-10
- Type of shot leaving wounded hart in awful pain (8) — PARTHIAN 2000-08-10
- When saints disturbed model helper (9) — ASSISTANT 2000-08-10
- Battle with no rage involved is fruitful (8,6) — BLENHEIMORANGE 2000-08-10
- Having no effect on sick person (7) — INVALID 2000-08-10
- Alternative way with Scottish directions to make a furrow (5) — STRIA 2000-08-10
- Statement about the Left (6) — REPORT 2000-08-10