Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Lawrence and Eric had to be restrained (8) — TETHERED 2000-06-06
- Fresh and vigorous, you get the endless flu going round (8) — YOUTHFUL 2000-06-06
- Incline to be a cad (4) — HEEL 2000-06-06
- The sly Tory can't possibly be associated with Carrington (6,8) — LYTTONSTRACHEY 2000-06-06
- A boat can cross a river (9) — CATAMARAN 2000-06-06
- Theatre of the obscenely rich (5) — LYRIC 2000-06-06
- Irishman cut short by East European controversy (7) — POLEMIC 2000-06-06
- Income from a bit of preaching to be about death (7) — PREBEND 2000-06-06
- Strength is rising afresh (5) — SINEW 2000-06-05
- Contracts for northern shafts (7) — NARROWS 2000-06-05
- Somehow resent accepting little bribe (9) — SWEETENER 2000-06-05
- The price of a suit? (12) — LEGALCHARGES 2000-06-05
- Tribunal where service charges are settled (5,7) — COURTMARTIAL 2000-06-05
- What winter sportsmen may need to reach their peak (3,4) — SKILIFT 2000-06-05
- Sort of bowler where one expects a furled umbrella (7) — OVERARM 2000-06-05
- Demolish what's soundly built (5) — RASED 2000-06-05
- Its ups and downs may be studied by the pilot (4,5) — TIDETABLE 2000-06-05
- It can be arranged for ministers (7) — CABINET 2000-06-05
- Presumably one needs to be in fighting form for this (5,7) — CLASSWARFARE 2000-06-05
- Failed to deflate (3,4) — LETDOWN 2000-06-05
- Port of granite construction (7) — TANGIER 2000-06-05
- Communicates devilish skills (7) — IMPARTS 2000-06-05
- Keep silent about Mother's bankruptcy (5) — SMASH 2000-06-05
- Scattered once, never to get together again (9) — RECONVENE 2000-06-05
- Ideal material for a plinth? (4,5) — BASEMETAL 2000-06-05
- Measure is about right length (5) — METRE 2000-06-05
- After multiple gigs new trio perform without restraint (3,4) — RUNRIOT 2000-06-05
- No ordinary member of the force (7) — SPECIAL 2000-06-05
- With a directorship - after flotation? (2,5) — ONBOARD 2000-06-05
- Flower with attitude, say? (4) — AIRE 2000-06-03
- Things to be done last as Miss Trollope's range goes out (6) — AGENDA 2000-06-03
- Fool might get up to act in lone parts (6) — NOODLE 2000-06-03
- Could this be combined in his lover? (7) — PYRAMUS 2000-06-03
- Still standing about mid-July, gets carried away (8) — EXULTANT 2000-06-03
- If it's right to go for Europe initially, it could be disaster for farming policy (3-5) — SETASIDE 2000-06-03
- See 2 (10) — THERUGFROM 2000-06-03
- Roar of Saul, a literary lion (6) — BELLOW 2000-06-03
- Butter-fingered colt, as it were? (6,4) — CLUMSYCLOT 2000-06-03
- Detected bipartite castaway (5,3) — FOUNDOUT 2000-06-03
- In 24 across - clear miss (7) — ANNETTE 2000-06-03
- Keynes's poetic precursor (6) — MILTON 2000-06-03
- Leave one floored, forlorn, unheld, up gum tree - devastated! (4,3,3,4,5,3) — PULL 2000-06-03
- Angry young man told to go here? (4,4) — WILDWEST 2000-06-03
- See 2 (8) — UNDERONE 2000-06-03
- Half in for a penny, in for a pound! It was in Essex once (6) — ILFORD 2000-06-03
- Inundate vital disorder: no time before 11 12 14 (4) — ANTE 2000-06-03
- Appropriate factions warring in church (10) — CONFISCATE 2000-06-03
- A king's ransom, say? (6) — ARTHUR 2000-06-03
- Application for work (8) — INDUSTRY 2000-06-03
- French production unit with English retail outlet (7) — ATELIER 2000-06-03
- No churchgoer is in at the Reformation! (7) — ATHEIST 2000-06-03
- See 11 (8) — TWOBYTWO 2000-06-03
- See 11 (6) — WENTIN 2000-06-03
- Noah's want, wet mobility, went adrift. So how did he pack them in? (3,7,4,2,3,2,3) — THEANIMALS 2000-06-03
- Superstar left after wedding speech (4) — IDOL 2000-06-03
- Contrarily, Verne's captain enlisted 51 well-drilled personnel (6) — OILMEN 2000-06-03
- See 24 across (8) — DILUVIAN 2000-06-03
- Irish foot-soldier needing some thicker neckwear (5) — KERNE 2000-06-02
- Dead queen seen on a subsequent occasion (5) — LATER 2000-06-02
- Feels unhappy about trees (7) — REPINES 2000-06-02
- Prison affording fresh opening (7) — NEWGATE 2000-06-02
- One who rescues a dog (9) — RETRIEVER 2000-06-02
- Widespread plant, ever-changing (9) — PREVALENT 2000-06-02
- Business deals over right answer to lawsuits (12) — TRANSACTIONS 2000-06-02
- Descriptive of member of upper class giving peak performance (2,3,4) — INTOPFORM 2000-06-02
- A core development in sheath (5) — OCREA 2000-06-02
- Stood round and negotiated (7) — TREATED 2000-06-02
- Supervise bishop's position? (7) — OBERSEE 2000-06-02
- Conformity to treaty (9) — AGREEMENT 2000-06-02
- Old-fashioned American lawman and model journalist (5) — DATED 2000-06-02
- Accidentally use tiller and aim weapon? (12) — MITRAILLEUSE 2000-06-02
- What jockeys should be prepared for in starred resorts? (8,6) — STARTERSORDERS 2000-06-02
- Receivers often showing other side of coin (5) — VERSO 2000-06-02
- Control precipitation after break (8) — RESTRAIN 2000-06-02
- Small patrol bringing in first roe-deer (7) — PRICKET 2000-06-02
- Believe credulously in bird (7) — SWALLOW 2000-06-02
- Thanks to politician, first automated port in Florida (5) — TAMPA 2000-06-02
- Flat singer following steady course (4,5) — EVENTENOR 2000-06-02
- Duck below bedcover (9) — EIDERDOWN 2000-06-02
- Lose faith in pleas? (5) — LAPSE 2000-06-02
- Traveller with some over for fur supplier (7) — TRAPPER 2000-06-02
- Curse on flower box (8) — EXECRATE 2000-06-02
- Coach tour, perhaps, on first Tuesday (5) — TUTOR 2000-06-02
- What imprisoned blacksmith did when cell door wouldn't lock? (4,1,4,3,2) — MADEABOLTFORIT 2000-06-02
- See 18 (4) — LONG 2000-06-01
- Plane providing information about fighter's downfall (6) — DAKOTA 2000-06-01
- Drug given for nothing? Then one's head going round (6) — OPIATE 2000-06-01
- Bond once by following Buddhism south of Los Angeles (7) — LAZENBY 2000-06-01
- Ken Livingstone and the FT go h-h-horribly together for a culling of Tory ministers (3,5,2,3,4,6) — THENIGHT 2000-06-01
- Shearer's possession, the overhead kick (8) — SCISSORS 2000-06-01
- Aussie flier twice took gold, overhauling silver both times (5,5) — WONGAWONGA 2000-06-01
- Make one's home in Cumbrian town (6) — SETTLE 2000-06-01
- Home Secretary and rock'n'roll guitarist: one's barren, another's wild (10) — STRAWBERRY 2000-06-01
- Move the old books I'm mad about? (8) — LOCOMOTE 2000-06-01
- Comic cut short: time's up for comic character (3,4) — DANDARE 2000-06-01
- See 18 (6) — KNIVES 2000-06-01
- Fit for party leader? The leader has been deposed (4) — AGUE 2000-06-01
- One work unit's about to be in line for delicate metalwork (8) — FILIGREE 2000-06-01
- Mistress got her teeth into the Arsenal? (3,2,3,4) — BITONTHE 2000-06-01
- Crustaceans in spring water all at sea (5,6) — TIGER 2000-06-01