Guardian Crossword Clues
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- A longing to sew? No way! (4) — ITCH 2000-07-28
- These allow one to go without grub (6) — EXEATS 2000-07-28
- Heath supported Arab leader, first off, it's claimed (8) — ASSERTED 2000-07-28
- Two men set about a retired bounder over being such a pain (8) — HEADACHE 2000-07-28
- Flower scoffs free scoff (6) — DERIDE 2000-07-28
- It may be recognised as one of the French books, if one is skilful (12) — IDENTIFIABLE 2000-07-28
- Express toll for a little one? (4) — NELL 2000-07-28
- Calming down, stopped taking dodgy Ecstasy with gin (8) — QUIETING 2000-07-28
- Entire sprinters' centre led great comeback (8) — INTEGRAL 2000-07-28
- In the Bernese Oberland a psychologist meets a German lady (4) — FRAU 2000-07-28
- The result of only a little light work? (4,8) — EASYSOLUTION 2000-07-28
- Agent holds Kipling's work to be slight (6) — SKIMPY 2000-07-28
- Taught to toboggan round front part of train (8) — SCHOOLED 2000-07-28
- Posh 10, awfully sour about another 10, as is a lovesick husband (8) — UXORIOUS 2000-07-28
- Fairly big bird (6) — DIPPER 2000-07-28
- Put up with undisguised chatting (4) — BEAR 2000-07-27
- Twitcher's almost last in hide to see birds flying (5) — SKEIN 2000-07-27
- Warning about interest rate that helps plant survive (7) — TAPROOT 2000-07-27
- Tynesider, say, must turn up or fail at some stage (7) — GEORDIE 2000-07-27
- Bill endangered this species? Expert takes a look (7) — BUFFALO 2000-07-27
- Quickly dismiss satirical item, badly let down, perhaps? (7,3) — SKITTLEOUT 2000-07-27
- It's a bit creepy to celebrate jumped-up local inhabitants (7) — ECOTYPE 2000-07-27
- Some Spaniards are at a family gathering (7) — CATALAN 2000-07-27
- Arrange release from prison sentence when winter finishes (10) — SPRINGTIME 2000-07-27
- Correctly ascertaining one's railway connections? (2,3,5,5) — ONTHERIGHTTRACK 2000-07-27
- Had reservations about using this route (4,11) — DUALCARRIAGEWAY 2000-07-27
- Rabbit on in company, vacuously (4) — CONY 2000-07-27
- Choose to finish early - unexpectedly cool bit of wind (7) — PICCOLO 2000-07-27
- Get to grips with illegal parking restriction (5) — CLAMP 2000-07-27
- English deserter harboured by family getting a bit horny? (7) — KERATIN 2000-07-27
- Too much time consumed with obvious intentions (7) — OVERTLY 2000-07-27
- How baleen is processed? (9) — WHALEBONE 2000-07-27
- Sound version of material taped (5) — AUDIO 2000-07-27
- One part of the opera (4) — OPUS 2000-07-27
- Sketches of Cambridge (10) — FOOTLIGHTS 2000-07-27
- Hooked by meat, tucked in (6) — HAMATE 2000-07-27
- Car designer has problem computing storage space, mostly (7) — BUGATTI 2000-07-27
- Seriously concerned with how decimals work, close to innumerate (7) — INTENSE 2000-07-27
- Rugby player - a pro? (6) — HOOKER 2000-07-27
- Vet taking gamble on film script (10) — SCREENPLAY 2000-07-27
- Support offered 14's neighbour (4) — PROP 2000-07-27
- Irrational number in sequence - pi? (5) — RATIO 2000-07-27
- When small change keeps standard reached in judo rising? (9) — ASCENDANT 2000-07-27
- Misbehaving is close to the bone (7) — OSSICLE 2000-07-27
- Copy company used in recording feature of Mass (4,3) — CAPECOD 2000-07-27
- What makes widows at 10 good enough? (12) — SATIS 2000-07-26
- Back at last - steed wouldn't start (7) — ENDORSE 2000-07-26
- Romance in a long dress was said to have finished Mozart (7) — SALIERI 2000-07-26
- Following notes in following part-exchange (5-2) — TRADEIN 2000-07-26
- He slept, wrongly, with Scots girl (7) — ELSPETH 2000-07-26
- Wife and child I leave in agricultural building (5,4) — DUTCHBARN 2000-07-26
- Playtime for piano among stringed instruments, final heats (7,5) — FUNERALPYRES 2000-07-26
- Bookmaker required? I doubt it (3,4,2,3) — YOUWANTTOBET 2000-07-26
- 10 with real potential never finishing (7) — ETERNAL 2000-07-26
- Shearers' party hit the hay (4-3) — LAMBALE 2000-07-26
- Laughs like dry moats (2-3) — HAHAS 2000-07-26
- It appears in the spring of an antelope in a moving start (9) — CELANDINE 2000-07-26
- See 22 (7) — FACTORY 2000-07-26
- Bunting from church door to lancet window (7) — ORTOLAN 2000-07-26
- See 24 (12) — THINGSINLIFE 2000-07-26
- See 24 (7) — AREFREE 2000-07-26
- Ancient city time insufficient, I'm afraid, among single characters at liberty: we purchase only seconds (3,4,6,2,4,3,4) — THEBEST 2000-07-26
- See 21 (7) — HOLIDAY 2000-07-26
- I - my husband also - need break with continuity (7,7) — BUSMANS 2000-07-26
- Nick a second duck (5) — STEAL 2000-07-26
- Application for cooking meat in church council (9) — TREATMENT 2000-07-26
- Resident's home with Dickens's leader and servant (9) — INDWELLER 2000-07-26
- Grandma pregnant? She must be kidding! (5) — NANNY 2000-07-26
- River of silence, with name among the nameless (7) — SHANNON 2000-07-26
- ... was successful about greeting in pseudo-French, not Flemish (7) — WALLOON 2000-07-26
- Emphatically he who could be Flemish... (7) — HIMSELF 2000-07-26
- Work to amuse the audience could be an illusion (7) — OPTICAL 2000-07-26
- Last year's winner not skating - he's got a job (6,6) — OFFICEHOLDER 2000-07-26
- Could this be a negative bender? (5) — BEANO 2000-07-25
- Gathering everything together under protest, starts to rise (3,2) — GETUP 2000-07-25
- Putting one's quarry at bay, say! (7) — TREEING 2000-07-25
- Sea creatures Athena utilised by extraction (7) — NAUTILI 2000-07-25
- Bad septicaemia killing last two in the continuum (9) — SPACETIME 2000-07-25
- Like libretto's language, not a prescription to stir the heart (5-4) — DIGITALIN 2000-07-25
- 1's acolyte seconds that passion, perhaps (4,9) — SHOPASSISTANT 2000-07-25
- Friedman's forces restoring credit to make money (6,7) — MARKETECONOMY 2000-07-25
- Director of experimental (in-flight) movie? (5) — PILOT 2000-07-25
- Land of royal double trouble. (9) — RURITANIA 2000-07-25
- Has hit support for the supplicant (7) — HASSOCK 2000-07-25
- Give the once-over once or twice? (4-3) — LOOKSEE 2000-07-25
- Lowest female staff members (5) — ALTOS 2000-07-25
- Nobbling race outsider could be right by me (9) — EMBRACERY 2000-07-25
- I might make allowances, possibly starting now. God! My pennies! (8,5) — SPENDINGMONEY 2000-07-25
- I'm one Mr Hulot, on as a substitute (9) — IMITATION 2000-07-25
- Old type of road stone (5) — METAL 2000-07-25
- So Milton's pair of sirens left without choice (5) — BLEST 2000-07-25
- The old revel in the black bat's reign (5-4) — NIGHTRULE 2000-07-25
- Society leaving partisan destroyed port (7) — TRAPANI 2000-07-25
- Call for melon in the freezer (7) — CRYOGEN 2000-07-25
- Movement of cattle is turning south (7) — KINESIS 2000-07-25
- Time Ed Lear went off his rocker (7) — TREADLE 2000-07-25
- Baseball player in knickers and vest (9) — SHORTSTOP 2000-07-25
- Beer from the cask, Vassili! (5) — KVASS 2000-07-25
- ... he's right by his sacred river (5) — RALPH 2000-07-25
- Birdie surpassed by Coleridge's handicap ... (9) — ALBATROSS 2000-07-25