Guardian Crossword Clues
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- It's experienced through hearing a unilateral declaration by politician (8) — AUDITORY 2000-07-06
- Bandage the man following hit (6) — SWATHE 2000-07-06
- I may enter strange place of large proportions (6) — EPICAL 2000-07-06
- Such finally gets bagged by countryman? (8) — PHEASANT 2000-07-06
- Plea to hold small party in first-class accommodation (5) — ALIBI 2000-07-05
- Success with unfashionable attempt to strike (3,3) — HITOUT 2000-07-05
- Don't tell the truth about false rate for workshop (7) — ATELIER 2000-07-05
- Mature writer in dire circumstances (7) — RIPENED 2000-07-05
- Frenchman joining working party? What rot! (8) — GANGRENE 2000-07-05
- Late trainer not renowned for speed (9) — SLOWCOACH 2000-07-05
- "Crewe garden in shambles", declares philanthropist (6,8) — ANDREWCARNEGIE 2000-07-05
- He takes a drink and I am taking a bribe, unfortunately (7) — IMBIBER 2000-07-05
- Young person spelling "garb" (5) — SPRIG 2000-07-05
- Hers, surprisingly, states: "It's a monkey" (6) — RHESUS 2000-07-05
- It means a million times more to us than 3 (8) — TRILLION 2000-07-05
- They won independence for boy in a man's environment (9) — AMERICANS 2000-07-05
- Going round with a doctor: that is, by the book (7) — AMBIENT 2000-07-05
- Associate attending assembly in customary fashion (14) — CONVENTIONALLY 2000-07-05
- Plead guilty, having let crowd into the department store at start of sale (5,3,6) — ADMITTHECHARGE 2000-07-05
- Long time choosing to go out working (9) — OPERATING 2000-07-05
- Long cloth associated with gunrunning in '51 (5) — LUNGI 2000-07-05
- Sharply defined as 'free from dirt' (5) — CLEAN 2000-07-05
- Seeming to act as representing another (9) — APPEARING 2000-07-05
- Programme expressing the broad view (8) — PANORAMA 2000-07-05
- In fairy tale she may be found having to go back to get right letter (6) — OGRESS 2000-07-05
- Nothing in crew's accommodation to suggest deed with third party (6) — ESCROW 2000-07-05
- Got a rent regulated at a certain figure (8) — TETRAGON 2000-07-05
- Room lawyers go to for a comfortable drink? (6-3) — LOUNGEBAR 2000-07-05
- Resin from twist of oriental lime (5) — ELEMI 2000-07-05
- Hood for a bird? (5) — ROBIN 2000-07-05
- Stack of old coins at stately home, perhaps (5,4) — NOBLEPILE 2000-07-05
- Typical part of a log (14) — CHARACTERISTIC 2000-07-05
- This pound comes from the bottomless mug (5) — THROB 2000-07-04
- Honesty demands unfinished candy belonging to us (7) — CANDOUR 2000-07-04
- Bin overturned with small amount found in club (7) — NIBLICK 2000-07-04
- Not starting to be greedier, so thinner (7) — REEDIER 2000-07-04
- Centre of well re-made meter is wooden (3,4) — ELMTREE 2000-07-04
- Doctor of Divinity divides up profit in riper years (6,3) — MIDDLEAGE 2000-07-04
- Light meal, in style of almost nobody, to eat out (9,3) — AFTERNOONTEA 2000-07-04
- Winner has the courage to drink heavily (3,3,6) — HITTHEBOTTLE 2000-07-04
- What's notable is mine preserved in elastic net (7) — EMINENT 2000-07-04
- Wholemeal: how soon about to swallow? (7) — WHEATEN 2000-07-04
- Attractive young woman to turn informer (5) — PEACH 2000-07-04
- It's dusk and a man is heard to drop (9) — NIGHTFALL 2000-07-04
- Milk and one of two equal parts of rennet churned up in Russian citadel (7) — KREMLIN 2000-07-04
- Concocting half a breast and a wing (7) — BREWING 2000-07-04
- Fickle lover having courage to wave (5-7) — HEARTBREAKER 2000-07-04
- Fatty Labour girl goes back to model (7) — ADIPOSE 2000-07-04
- Nobleman that is right to appear more quickly (7) — EARLIER 2000-07-04
- Coward takes in catch coming back in the Med (7) — LEBANON 2000-07-04
- Try to shield English MP in violent storm (7) — TEMPEST 2000-07-04
- Mexican snack for doctor outside a church (5) — NACHO 2000-07-04
- Restyled red velour rejected (9) — OVERRULED 2000-07-04
- Carpet tool rests against stone held by miner (9) — AXMINSTER 2000-07-04
- In novel, Gingerbread Man who collected marbles? (5) — ELGIN 2000-07-04
- Wiggle toes in hat: an awkward position (3,4) — HOTSEAT 2000-07-04
- Like baby needing holiday permit? (7) — TRIPLET 2000-07-04
- I'm continent in the morning; so I care to move (7) — AMERICA 2000-07-04
- Master of "Titanic" in charge of bird turning tail (7) — ICEBERG 2000-07-04
- WWII fighter pilot, holding king captive, used to make cakes (6,6) — BAKINGPOWDER 2000-07-04
- Its vicar was always ready to accept a new sovereign (4) — BRAY 2000-07-03
- Rang the bell as instructed, say (6) — TOLLED 2000-07-03
- Match for a football player (7) — STRIKER 2000-07-03
- What gunrunners take part in? (4,4) — ARMSRACE 2000-07-03
- What the driver needs on the whole is to be sober (8) — TEETOTAL 2000-07-03
- Pondered over the beef, we hear, and warmed drink (6,4) — MULLEDWINE 2000-07-03
- Blooming beast of burden that has trouble getting up (8) — CAMELLIA 2000-07-03
- Sideways? (7) — BYPATHS 2000-07-03
- Fraudulent scheme in a soap by-product? (6) — BUBBLE 2000-07-03
- This may lead us to the light (4) — CLUE 2000-07-03
- Mortality figures are a complete write-off (4,4) — DEADLOSS 2000-07-03
- Refinement, for example, in an eastern weapon (8) — ELEGANCE 2000-07-03
- Did this hen lay the golden eggs? (6) — GUINEA 2000-07-03
- Ritual miracle one produces (10) — CEREMONIAL 2000-07-03
- They go along with kinky corsets (7) — ESCORTS 2000-07-03
- Time off for his lady-love, perhaps (8) — HOLIDAYS 2000-07-03
- Twice appearing as an understudy (6) — DOUBLE 2000-07-03
- When it leaks, it's hard to stop (5,5) — BRAKEFLUID 2000-07-03
- Buttons said to represent danger to sailors (4-4) — BELLBUOY 2000-07-03
- See 11 (4) — BOAT 2000-07-01
- * The sea was so 14 down (part 2), behind time, they say (4) — SLOE 2000-07-01
- Be familiar spirit for aristocrat (6) — HOBNOB 2000-07-01
- * Polly for the stocking she hasn't got (6) — GARTER 2000-07-01
- Hungry for Le Mesurier's part that's not to be shortened (8) — ESURIENT 2000-07-01
- * I have two wives and fear keeping one in the place (3,5) — DAIBREAD 2000-07-01
- Long girdle going round 16? (6,4) — GOLDENGIRL 2000-07-01
- * ... which is returning about the first and second bell, possibly (5-5) — BIBLEBLACK 2000-07-01
- * Low pole, none at town tonight ... (4) — MOON 2000-07-01
- Jungle dweller gives Dr Grace a pound (6) — MOWGLI 2000-07-01
- Surgeon upset by a new boss (8) — SAWBONES 2000-07-01
- 4 may perform what are played there? (5,5) — PARTYGAMES 2000-07-01
- Beast leading nation to zero growth (4) — STAG 2000-07-01
- The sea's near and I'm off (6) — MARINE 2000-07-01
- Artificial pitch makes the flower of Cornwall fight (8) — FALSETTO 2000-07-01
- Scots have, taking in variety of ebb and flaw, their own farthing? (4,6) — HALFBAWBEE 2000-07-01
- Jester to the Queen's kept on account of having the 14 down (part 2) stuff (4-5) — COALOWNER 2000-07-01
- Some opening for an artist with words and music (5) — OPERA 2000-07-01
- See 11 (7) — BOBBING 2000-07-01
- Spoken initially, or spoken by a relative (7) — SORORAL 2000-07-01
- * Turn in pipe that was blind at night (5) — HOUSE 2000-07-01