Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Does he appear silly, playing cricket? (9) — INFIELDER 2000-06-27
- Religious belief expressed by socialist in company (5) — CREDO 2000-06-27
- Old radio component, not quite the best (4,7) — CATS 2000-06-27
- Touring Spain, start off garbling Spanish and grad-ually make progress? (5,2) — PHASEIN 2000-06-27
- Get sharper about sinful bishop setting example for the cloth (7-4) — HERRING 2000-06-27
- To do this to her clues, editor intervenes (10) — RESCHEDULE 2000-06-27
- Teachers ignored inadequate service, served vegetarian meal (3,6) — NUTCUTLET 2000-06-27
- Refuse to abandon Irish county finally? (5) — OFFAL 2000-06-27
- Never leaves off advertising such growth (9) — EVERGREEN 2000-06-27
- For this one needs sugar daddy to abandon translation of papyrus (5) — SYRUP 2000-06-27
- One called in rejected unconvincing message (1-4) — EMAIL 2000-06-27
- Where change is made in production of sterling quality (5,4) — ROYALMINT 2000-06-27
- Failing to understand, be embarrassed receiving Oscar? (10) — BEWILDERED 2000-06-27
- Heard evidence for woman's appeal that PC won't accept (4) — WOLF 2000-06-27
- See 6 down (7) — WHISKER 2000-06-27
- Tom may leave at this point, as Queen makes an entrance (3-4) — CATFLAP 2000-06-27
- Fellow holding a fit of pique back, where details can be recorded? (4-3) — NOTEPAD 2000-06-27
- Hound rapid progress, as controller of papers (7,4) — BULLDOG 2000-06-27
- See 4 (4) — BONE 2000-06-27
- Given extra volume about precipitation? It amplifies what's been said (10) — LOUDHAILER 2000-06-27
- Complain and criticise, starting Sunday dinner? (5,4) — ROASTBEEF 2000-06-27
- Clot, however, begins to identify one of these goddesses (5) — FATES 2000-06-27
- Some prickly characters created scenes in Channel Islands (5) — CACTI 2000-06-27
- Something one just has to have (9) — OWNERSHIP 2000-06-27
- Gratuities may be used up for a rotisserie (4) — SPIT 2000-06-26
- An old-fashioned cold remedy some airmen prepare (6) — POSSET 2000-06-26
- The self-centred individual, for example, is to reform (6) — EGOIST 2000-06-26
- Band having an outing in the Canterbury area (6) — STRIPE 2000-06-26
- Involving the bell-boy in strikes could well cause storms (8) — RAMPAGES 2000-06-26
- Embarrassed about a misshapen nose, it's thought (8) — REASONED 2000-06-26
- Regal resignation (10) — ABDICATION 2000-06-26
- High-minded person allowed the last word? That's a bit of a bloomer (6) — STAMEN 2000-06-26
- A large property - note the extent (6) — GRANGE 2000-06-26
- A town in the USA, Princeton say (10) — CHARLESTON 2000-06-26
- Cancel it in error and there'll be a song made! (8) — CANTICLE 2000-06-26
- Some are clever, sedulous and learned (6) — VERSED 2000-06-26
- The dyke builder would take endless refuse (4) — OFFA 2000-06-26
- A great number in quite good environs degenerate (8) — DECADENT 2000-06-26
- They're on their own before the children appear (8) — EREMITES 2000-06-26
- Breaking a horse? Not in the main (6) — ASHORE 2000-06-26
- Making tin and silver amalgam presents a problem (4) — SNAG 2000-06-26
- The defence work in successes with hardly any encouragement (3,3,4) — FORTWOPINS 2000-06-26
- A country hat (6) — PANAMA 2000-06-26
- Quiet charm and taste (8) — PENCHANT 2000-06-26
- Man races to get in drink that's superior (6) — BETTER 2000-06-26
- A royal house built in Stroud (6) — TUDORS 2000-06-26
- Was more than once granted around a quarter (8) — EXCEEDED 2000-06-26
- Retiring artist getting just deserts (6) — REWARD 2000-06-26
- Inform about a mad character going to pieces (10) — SHATTERING 2000-06-26
- Laughing at a depressed fence? (2-2) — HAHA 2000-06-26
- Notice present and hold on (6) — ADHERE 2000-06-26
- Seed's fan prepared to make a personal complaint (8) — DEAFNESS 2000-06-26
- See 23 (4) — RATS 2000-06-24
- 21 23 the "Napoleon of crime" to ending of abstraction (7,4) — SINKING 2000-06-24
- The whole personality to be elevated by what Bunyan did (10) — ALLEGORISE 2000-06-24
- Hell's gate, chaps! It's time for the waving of a wand (15) — DISENTRANCEMENT 2000-06-24
- Went to church, there being no need for 13 8 (8,7) — ATTENDEDSERVICE 2000-06-24
- See 17 (4) — SHIP 2000-06-24
- Stuff on the road makes snake stop (7) — ASPHALT 2000-06-24
- Join as first officer on the "Morning Seaweed" (10) — AMALGAMATE 2000-06-24
- "Pisces" could be applied to men or fish - or penguins (15) — SPHENISCIFORMES 2000-06-24
- Lofted stroke out to sea produces Franco-British food (7,8) — CHIPPEDPOTATOES 2000-06-24
- Not a soul keeps dry in front of the spacecraft (4-4) — NOSECONE 2000-06-24
- Monty's creatures get their dues without art forgery (6,4) — DESERT 2000-06-24
- Smarten up the parson if he's going to take a seat? (6) — REVAMP 2000-06-24
- French writer entertaining model monarch on journey by 5 (4,4) — STARTREK 2000-06-24
- Everyone goes in for teaching (4) — EACH 2000-06-24
- Row 9's back, entering the specific gravity of starch (10) — STIFFENING 2000-06-24
- Free held, with a ring around the 'ead and face (7) — ALODIAL 2000-06-24
- Particular place is required (7) — SPECIAL 2000-06-24
- Held maths with laptop unsporting? The 5 is 17! (3,5,2,3,5) — ALLHANDSTO 2000-06-24
- The trouser tribe? (4) — LEVI 2000-06-24
- I'm dashed - the female's gone in to be publicised (8) — HYPHENED 2000-06-24
- Second visit to court has charm (6) — APPEAL 2000-06-24
- Outside the teepee stands the Foreign Office minister, a capital fixer (6) — HATPIN 2000-06-24
- See 13 (8) — THEPUMPS 2000-06-24
- The Augustus who painted gents? (4) — JOHN 2000-06-23
- I*d reel out art-songs (6) — LIEDER 2000-06-23
- Leaders of army coup go free (6) — ACQUIT 2000-06-23
- Bird crossing the road? (7) — PELICAN 2000-06-23
- What the highest jumper does at the back? (8) — REARMOST 2000-06-23
- Diamonds once formed from very hard sulphur (8) — ADAMANTS 2000-06-23
- A great egg's smashed - stuff for the mixer (10) — AGGREGATES 2000-06-23
- Stone I cut from hewn granite (6) — GARNET 2000-06-23
- Where an archbishop keeps his books? (10) — CANTERBURY 2000-06-23
- Do they weigh on the conscience? (8) — SCRUPLES 2000-06-23
- Thomas could first muster up courage for the fight (7) — STOMACH 2000-06-23
- Put up horse in frisky ride (6) — RIGGED 2000-06-23
- Girl used in 11 across (4) — RUBY 2000-06-23
- Place at Brighton for retired cricketers (8) — PAVILION 2000-06-23
- May the small stone change colour? (8) — AMETHYST 2000-06-23
- Turn off! I'd come back green (6) — DIVERT 2000-06-23
- Does the dismissed athlete take it running? (4) — JUMP 2000-06-23
- Water with jolly blue colour (10) — AQUAMARINE 2000-06-23
- Amateur performer of 22 down? (6) — LAYMAN 2000-06-23
- Order cream tea? That's steep! (8) — MACERATE 2000-06-23
- Kind of English issuing from big mouth! (7) — ESTUARY 2000-06-23
- Example of where the stick is thickest (7) — ANAGRAM 2000-06-23
- Speed created when centre of star drops out (8) — CELERITY 2000-06-23
- Namely, a hollow red mask (6) — VIZARD 2000-06-23