Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Sandglasses, say, for a little boy in French department (3-6) — EGGTIMERS 2000-07-01
- A cut from Hobbema's work accepted by Joan or Jean Harlow (6,9) — BLONDEBOMBSHELL 2000-07-01
- See 12 (9) — BEGINNING 2000-07-01
- See 12 (5) — ATTHE 2000-07-01
- * Opening time gong: spirit tips off Matthew to ask at pub for a mixed one (2,5,2,3,9) — TOBEGIN 2000-07-01
- * The sea takes a smack at Hope and Crosby (7-4-7) — FISHING 2000-07-01
- Offensive Australian on the left-hand page from the start (2,3) — ABOVO 2000-07-01
- Celebration in the first act, a problem not experienced by Miss 20 (9) — AGALACTIA 2000-07-01
- Bones turn up when thus (4) — OSSA 2000-06-30
- Maiden follows bear to the pole (5) — TOTEM 2000-06-30
- Coming from no middle-aged outlet (6) — ADVENT 2000-06-30
- Set up an Italian city in the territory of Athens (6) — ATTICA 2000-06-30
- Choose to admit Henman is one to see the sunny side (8) — OPTIMIST 2000-06-30
- One question about fruit is: "What is 21 on?" (8) — APPLIQUE 2000-06-30
- Where in the garden to bury herbs, perhaps? (9) — SHRUBBERY 2000-06-30
- Fellow-broker may be a gangster (10) — MALEFACTOR 2000-06-30
- About ... about 100 kilos will be material (8) — CRETONNE 2000-06-30
- Secondary system's spasm circumscribes Scripture simpleton (8) — TRIASSIC 2000-06-30
- Growing culture revealed by Saga readers? (4) — AGAR 2000-06-30
- A sentence to be penned? (9) — CUSTODIAL 2000-06-30
- Set a clue in Western Australia (5) — EUCLA 2000-06-30
- A keen Union man, they say Perkins failed utterly to accept Georgia (10) — POLYGAMIST 2000-06-30
- Rumbling tum is a childhood abnormality? (6) — AUTISM 2000-06-30
- Close encountered in an attempt to get in (6) — TRENDY 2000-06-30
- Biting trill is heard (7) — MORDANT 2000-06-30
- Mouth 1 down English? (7) — ESTUARY 2000-06-30
- Told to make an effort to exercise? Codswallop! (5) — TRIPE 2000-06-30
- Still leave off going around scene back to front (9) — QUIESCENT 2000-06-30
- Taken off in a reverie (10) — ABSTRACTED 2000-06-30
- Face up to being put down? (4) — LAID 2000-06-30
- Expectant boy and European girl set about stir-crazy night hunter (11) — PIPISTRELLE 2000-06-30
- Special scientific interest in genetic modification leads to muttering (11) — MUSSITATION 2000-06-30
- Run rings round Pole left here (4) — OSLO 2000-06-30
- He nominates doctor, one Greats don (10) — DESIGNATOR 2000-06-30
- Choose the players to throw out (4,5) — CASTASIDE 2000-06-30
- Praise is, in this context, oleaginous (5) — EXTOL 2000-06-30
- Confused by wild oat sown in 1 down? (7) — CHAOTIC 2000-06-30
- Trail despoils, they say, after time (7) — TRAIPSE 2000-06-30
- Hostility of bird turning on American (6) — ANIMUS 2000-06-29
- Was Chair in Old Popular Music his raison d'etre? (6) — ROCKER 2000-06-29
- Fired up in what's inherited, not chosen (7) — GENTILE 2000-06-29
- Guitarist to turn 6 into water (7) — SEGOVIA 2000-06-29
- Initiate information in "Terminator" (8) — ENGENDER 2000-06-29
- Tear open with spike charge (8) — LACERATE 2000-06-29
- See 6 (11) — REFORMATION 2000-06-29
- Trounce 16th century backlash? (7,11) — COUNTER 2000-06-29
- Compiler's wrong to join Nazis in the mountains (6) — SIERRA 2000-06-29
- Dump Beethoven's Fifth amid unknown music (8) — ANTIPHON 2000-06-29
- One responsible for perverting Scouts (6) — CUSTOS 2000-06-29
- Pastoral care elicits shocking Teutonic outburst (8) — OUTREACH 2000-06-29
- Meanwhile having fit about Oriental (7) — INTERIM 2000-06-29
- Catch Fitzgerald's disease (7) — RUBELLA 2000-06-29
- Hot stuff embodies colourless redemption (7) — PIMENTO 2000-06-29
- Greeting in reverse sheds light (6) — IGNITE 2000-06-29
- Firm negative about safe bet on showpiece (8) — CONCERTO 2000-06-29
- Song to delight (4) — GLEE 2000-06-29
- Unfinished row of unfinished housing in clay (10) — TERRACOTTA 2000-06-29
- Guardian flipped lid, embraced by queen in burned waste (11) — CHILDMINDER 2000-06-29
- Visionary, for example, in calmer surroundings (10) — SOOTHSAYER 2000-06-29
- Hooray for exam! (4) — VIVA 2000-06-29
- Expat re-mating abroad (8) — EMIGRANT 2000-06-29
- Artist reflecting unpromising start in weeds (6) — SEURAT 2000-06-29
- Short ordinand lost and found in fire (7) — ANDIRON 2000-06-29
- Heartless Moslem returns, clutching youngster in erotic fantasy (7) — INCUBUS 2000-06-29
- Boundary? Then I'll be shy, be shy (5) — AMBIT 2000-06-28
- Too drunk to squeak? (5) — OILED 2000-06-28
- Little girl on strike because she canêt have the job? (7) — LAMBETH 2000-06-28
- Figure of a man in charge with label attached (7) — OCTAGON 2000-06-28
- Endure Jack injuring camel (4,5) — LASTSTRAW 2000-06-28
- The boys in green are not responsible (9) — LILYWHITE 2000-06-28
- Favourite soldier getting about an awful lot may be full of spirit (6,6) — PETROLTANKER 2000-06-28
- Game in which draw by one point was scripted by Bennett (4,5) — FIVETOWNS 2000-06-28
- American city study on which a lot hangs? (5) — LADEN 2000-06-28
- River meadow concerned (joining her man) with race relations (7) — OUSELEY 2000-06-28
- Brunel's animal, say (7) — KINGDOM 2000-06-28
- Sequel to a lot of parents accepting time at school (9) — AFTERMATH 2000-06-28
- Put up with your starter being like my sauces! (5) — LUMPY 2000-06-28
- Swirl has rope-maker producing 15s (5,7) — APRILSHOWERS 2000-06-28
- Drowned, perhaps, marryin' the offspring of Spooner? (4,2,3,5) — DEADINTHEWATER 2000-06-28
- Cubic character with kings for tips (5) — RUBIK 2000-06-28
- Face villain that doesn't start conversation (8) — DIALOGUE 2000-06-28
- Lashes await when master fell upon painter (7) — MASCARA 2000-06-28
- Wild boar with two craft (7) — ROWBOAT 2000-06-28
- Rope-maker of Paris is a Londoner (5) — SISAL 2000-06-28
- Powell's little house built in Powys (9) — WELSHPOOL 2000-06-28
- Craft on the hawthorn (9) — MAYFLOWER 2000-06-28
- Prince and queen, perhaps, in board game (5) — HALMA 2000-06-28
- Catcher where there's a rift that's crescent-shaped (7) — LUNETTE 2000-06-28
- Propagated by philosopher who's been conducted outside (7) — LAYERED 2000-06-28
- Numbers need editor: the crossword setter's taken the plunge (8) — NOSEDIVE 2000-06-28
- Assigned task of putting clock back (5) — REMIT 2000-06-28
- From A to E, a cliche to be smashed - kill waffle also (3,5,2,4) — ALLWALKSOFLIFE 2000-06-28
- See 14 across (4) — CLIP 2000-06-27
- Bob's next to nominate Thomas (5) — DYLAN 2000-06-27
- Hen party finally inhibited by genuine cock-up (5) — LAYER 2000-06-27
- See 20 (7) — WHISTLE 2000-06-27
- Best to have no outsiders with lions about and be in control (7) — PRESIDE 2000-06-27
- Cope with freak storm? An aspect of self-control (5,4) — POKERFACE 2000-06-27
- Support hospital facilities getting into a worse state (9) — BACKWARDS 2000-06-27
- Plays may be in production by this August (10) — STRINDBERG 2000-06-27