Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Railway from Birmingham reportedly to be cut (4) — LOIN 2000-06-01
- Spider, if black, say, a feature of Dracula? (10) — WIDOWSPEAK 2000-06-01
- Poet's boring to study (6) — DRYDEN 2000-06-01
- Extinct bird with nails hammered in - work of Enigmatist? (4,4) — MONALISA 2000-06-01
- Cumbrian town in H. Pinter play (7) — PENRITH 2000-06-01
- Home of the meadow pipit, perhaps, most inadequate (7) — LEANEST 2000-06-01
- Spooner has to offer a kick up the backside to get a drink in North America (4,4) — ROOTBEER 2000-06-01
- See 25 (6) — PRAWNS 2000-06-01
- One day TV is to be free of offensive recording (5,5) — VIDEONASTY 2000-06-01
- See 26 (4) — SIDE 2000-06-01
- See 18 (5) — OFTHE 2000-06-01
- Wade, perhaps in Surrey water (8) — VIRGINIA 2000-06-01
- Personally keeping balanced view of unusually deep fossil (4) — SELF 2000-05-31
- See 15 (4) — TODD 2000-05-31
- See 9 (6) — REASON 2000-05-31
- Short time with nobody about - given a bit of a rocket? (4,4) — NOSECONE 2000-05-31
- An extreme case, where people don't normally see the light (8) — INFRARED 2000-05-31
- "Green" kids' treats - they're the tops! (8) — VERTICES 2000-05-31
- Building up a tall story for listeners, usually (10) — SKYSCRAPER 2000-05-31
- I'm employed to keep planes, etc in good condition (4,7) — TREE 2000-05-31
- See 4 across (4) — KNIT 2000-05-31
- Stupid dunce, holding creative skill up, not yet found out? (8) — UNTRACED 2000-05-31
- Finish drinking with actors, a bit depressed (8) — DOWNCAST 2000-05-31
- Vital material flowing here - force it on US audience? (3,5) — TAPWATER 2000-05-31
- Start to moderate a kind of free-for-all (4,6) — OPENSEASON 2000-05-31
- Initially, it appears unusually far-fetched and otherworldly (6,6) — FLYING 2000-05-31
- See 21 (6) — POISED 2000-05-31
- Back in form to play a game of football? (8) — DEFENDER 2000-05-31
- See 1 (6) — SAUCER 2000-05-31
- Extra cover available as insurance against cold weather? (8) — OVERCOAT 2000-05-31
- Back blackleg with some hesitation - not the best for the job (6,5) — SECONDRATER 2000-05-31
- See 8 (7) — SURGEON 2000-05-31
- After 1, squad provided full unofficial version (7,4) — SWEENEY 2000-05-31
- List of accusations citing some bed-linen on the ward? (11) — CHARGESHEET 2000-05-31
- Present left during function over which there's an icy reception? (8) — SNOWLINE 2000-05-31
- Rather lame as contents of Telegraph on an issue, ie not OTT (6,6) — WITHIN 2000-05-31
- Put out about German finance (and English) favouring the affluent (2,6) — UPMARKET 2000-05-31
- Threads brought together, writing material up found in old jacket (6,4) — DOUBLE 2000-05-31
- Wind makes one stagger about (4) — REEL 2000-05-30
- Force employs copper rehabilitating users (6) — DURESS 2000-05-30
- Ventilating slat in royal palace (6) — LOUVRE 2000-05-30
- Different for rich? That's appalling! (8) — HORRIFIC 2000-05-30
- One pilot transferred to Civil Service where, they say, a week's a long time (8) — POLITICS 2000-05-30
- Spunky swimmer - one providing a sporting angle? (8) — GAMEFISH 2000-05-30
- Iago-like figure slides round mixing up the grains (5,2,3,5) — SNAKEINTHEGRASS 2000-05-30
- Unsporting brunettes? (6) — UNFAIR 2000-05-30
- Wedge-shaped block holds Catholic University together - that's definite! (5,3) — CLEARCUT 2000-05-30
- Around the start of Easter, lean times become special celebrations (6) — FEASTS 2000-05-30
- Again lay out check waistcoat (8) — REINVEST 2000-05-30
- Tinned meat heads specific products and manufactures (4) — SPAM 2000-05-30
- Penny is sort of sober, but undresses (8) — DISROBES 2000-05-30
- The strain of church union? (3,7,5) — THEWEDDINGMARCH 2000-05-30
- In this way, eastern cities form associations of like people (9) — SOCIETIES 2000-05-30
- Horse-drawn vehicles replacing automobiles in time (5) — CARTS 2000-05-30
- Barker's blunder covered up by bank (7) — TERRIER 2000-05-30
- Ref sent back almost a quid before getting a water supplier (7) — AQUIFER 2000-05-30
- Growth evident in Bond Street (4) — TREE 2000-05-30
- Top awards going to "Good Old Me" and the "Lively Lads" (4,6) — GOLDMEDALS 2000-05-30
- A casual attempt to get plant-holders in demand (3,4) — POTSHOT 2000-05-30
- Is night changing one's perception? (7) — INSIGHT 2000-05-30
- Church of England showgirl could be a royal favourite (5,5) — WELSHCORGI 2000-05-30
- Names for distorted buds (4) — DUBS 2000-05-30
- See Aussie PM once said to be a frequent flier (7) — SEAHAWK 2000-05-30
- Females accepting half of work, being toilers (7) — WORKMEN 2000-05-30
- The French name at home for a revolutionary leader (5) — LENIN 2000-05-30
- A capital addition to a musical composition (9) — HAIRPIECE 2000-05-30
- Famous Greek plot - a disaster (5) — PLATO 2000-05-29
- Parasites tail a well-qualified person for spite (6) — MALICE 2000-05-29
- Weighty communication cut by a lawyer (7) — NOTABLE 2000-05-29
- He gets wine in France with very little money (7) — VINCENT 2000-05-29
- Quarter people in rented section (7) — ELEMENT 2000-05-29
- Many stay in, making ends meet when getting on (9) — EMBARKING 2000-05-29
- The bicycle provided for coppers at one time (5-8) — PENNYFARTHING 2000-05-29
- Artillerymen with gun to bring up - it's routine (7) — REGULAR 2000-05-29
- With notices positioned on each side of a road (9) — PLACARDED 2000-05-29
- Skylights (6) — AURORA 2000-05-29
- Nothing is returnable in the small department store (7) — DEPOSIT 2000-05-29
- Egghead, age about 50, a high-flier (5) — EAGLE 2000-05-29
- A gait adapted to stirring music (7) — AGITATO 2000-05-29
- Attack the individual setting the rate (6) — STROKE 2000-05-29
- New gadget that's to be given a name (6) — TAGGED 2000-05-29
- A pound's enough for ecclesiastical attire (4) — ALBS 2000-05-29
- Flexibility on the subject of peace one's accepted (10) — RESILIENCE 2000-05-29
- Writer backing a Greek character - such a bloomer! (6) — NEPETA 2000-05-29
- Blame fish salesman getting the order wrong (8) — REPROACH 2000-05-29
- Prepared for quiet drive, not breakdown (9) — PROVIDENT 2000-05-29
- Smart retreat in a Mediterranean island (4) — ELBA 2000-05-29
- Love the German for "river"! (4) — ODER 2000-05-29
- The slowest often hold onto the port (9) — LOWESTOFT 2000-05-29
- No jolly partner as a rule (8) — NORMALLY 2000-05-29
- Through engaging in boastful talk they look hard (6) — GAPERS 2000-05-29
- Change back area plan in advance (10) — PREARRANGE 2000-05-29
- A sound though self-interested organisation (4) — RING 2000-05-29
- Private papers put in good order (6) — SAPPER 2000-05-29
- By some time before midday completes making restitution (6) — AMENDS 2000-05-29
- Work (some hope!) rapidly (5) — OPERA 2000-05-27
- A go-between for smokers taking Ecstasy (5) — WITHE 2000-05-27
- Count the receipts from first class? A pushover! (4,2) — CASHUP 2000-05-27
- They tend to involve one in unnatural stress (7) — SISTERS 2000-05-27
- Older members accomplish their desires (6) — DOYENS 2000-05-27