Guardian Crossword Clues
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- He admires neatly-turned leg in the outskirts of Ongar (5) — OGLER 2000-05-02
- Archers play in this morning game (8) — AMBRIDGE 2000-05-02
- Pulls out table extensions (6) — LEAVES 2000-05-02
- Open bottle before the game, get drunk (6) — BLOTTO 2000-05-01
- Extra large flag featuring Egyptian god (6) — OSIRIS 2000-05-01
- The culprit's proposal about the outcome (8) — OFFENDER 2000-05-01
- Inferior tufts of horsehair (8) — FETLOCKS 2000-05-01
- Where prompt action is requested (3-5) — OFFSTAGE 2000-05-01
- One growing up in a cave (10) — STALAGMITE 2000-05-01
- Top rise forecast for seamen (4,4) — HIGHTIDE 2000-05-01
- Begin to explain what I did at the restaurant (8) — INITIATE 2000-05-01
- Organising Sue's opal wedding (8) — ESPOUSAL 2000-05-01
- Rare biblical book required to make up a set, perhaps (3,7) — ODDNUMBERS 2000-05-01
- It may be said to be highly complimentary (6) — EULOGY 2000-05-01
- A king can't recollect trigonometrical function (6) — ARCTAN 2000-05-01
- Risk not completing part of the church (6) — CHANCE 2000-05-01
- Presumably he was prepared for his main tasks (3,5) — SEASCOUT 2000-05-01
- Books for the opera (8) — LIBRETTI 2000-05-01
- Agree to take the throne (6) — ACCEDE 2000-05-01
- Encourages a boy to have a light meal (3,5) — EGGSALAD 2000-05-01
- Fiction project about Shakespearean heroine (6) — JULIET 2000-05-01
- Result of strikes in the metal industry (8) — CLANGOUR 2000-05-01
- Touching display of regal appreciation (8) — ACCOLADE 2000-05-01
- Thief's unusual charm (6) — FETISH 2000-05-01
- Joint complaint? (4) — BEEF 2000-04-29
- One with pride at being a celebrity (4) — LION 2000-04-29
- Dome scene, 10 with a commercial turn (6) — XANADU 2000-04-29
- Old sailor in a groove has a drink - upset inside (8) — ARGONAUT 2000-04-29
- Biased account supplied by idiots to Royal Navy (10) — DISTORTION 2000-04-29
- Veto on one, with the monarch intervening, sent into exile (10) — BANISHMENT 2000-04-29
- The very first performance of the "Emperor", Wilder version (5,8) — WORLDPREMIERE 2000-04-29
- Playing by ear during attempts with soft fruit (10) — TAYBERRIES 2000-04-29
- Sailor, one to cheat and lie (10) — TARADIDDLE 2000-04-29
- Celestial quarter where duck swallows lady (8) — ETHEREAL 2000-04-29
- Designer for use at work at a table (13) — FUNCTIONALIST 2000-04-29
- He wrote, after his time, about some hot potato (6,5) — THOMAS 2000-04-29
- Shaw said to be a culture vulture? (4) — ARTY 2000-04-29
- A terror on the golf course was Humphrey, so I've heard (4) — BOGY 2000-04-29
- 3 11's made a profit frequently with female, a model I have cut (6,2,3,6) — RETURNOF 2000-04-29
- They are held by 5 with one change in polarity (6) — TENETS 2000-04-29
- See 27 (9) — THENATIVE 2000-04-29
- Musical from 27 25 (5) — EVITA 2000-04-29
- Damage coin that's damaged at base by an arithmetical concept (8,4) — HARMONICMEAN 2000-04-29
- Illness reported - I must let some air in (4) — FLUE 2000-04-29
- Cross-fertilise, perhaps - try near rim? (10) — INTERMARRY 2000-04-29
- One of 3 11's people, funny old article seen in amazement (10) — WOODLANDER 2000-04-29
- A lot of policemen take drugs (4) — ACID 2000-04-29
- 3 11's place for sugar with game (12) — CASTERBRIDGE 2000-04-29
- See 3 (5) — HARDY 2000-04-29
- Become familiar with single race area without high king at present (3,2,4) — GETTOKNOW 2000-04-29
- Group to be followed by UEU (6) — SESTET 2000-04-29
- Union leader comes in to bless deck (8) — BEAUTIFY 2000-04-29
- Dainty little junction ahead (4) — TWEE 2000-04-28
- Blow to make brat behave (6) — IMPACT 2000-04-28
- Mosaic injunction to Eastern warehouse? (6) — GODOWN 2000-04-28
- Man brought in to carry out shooting (7) — ARCHERY 2000-04-28
- Pace of heartless star (8) — CELERITY 2000-04-28
- French husband going into labour produces plant (8) — TAMARISK 2000-04-28
- Soothing parent in person about to follow up (10) — PALLIATIVE 2000-04-28
- Britain sets charge on holy vestment (6) — ALBION 2000-04-28
- Hold steady for an allegedly good 2 (3,3,4) — THEOLDDAYS 2000-04-28
- Cooking oil means food (8) — SEMOLINA 2000-04-28
- One keeping male in view (7) — ONSTAGE 2000-04-28
- Outlaw dish containing vermin (6) — PIRATE 2000-04-28
- Spell "occasion" (4) — TIME 2000-04-28
- Silly moo in 10 proves spiteful (8) — VENOMOUS 2000-04-28
- Nation eating national food (8) — RACLETTE 2000-04-28
- "2 24 across's 6 to 8, Our 10s into 12s or ____" (Swinburne) (5) — WIVES 2000-04-28
- Point to boring routine - "Return To Go" (4) — TURN 2000-04-28
- Having control over prose, hid it away ( (10) — EDITORSHIP 2000-04-28
- Endlessly lusting for something rude (6) — INSULT 2000-04-28
- Silver and jade, like Yeatsian midnight (8) — AGLIMMER 2000-04-28
- Graduate to pierce scales (7) — BALANCE 2000-04-28
- Is 10 dead, being cut off? (7) — ISOLATE 2000-04-28
- Excessive force putting band round racket (8) — GRINDING 2000-04-28
- Concluding remark in central body (6) — CORPSE 2000-04-28
- Big break for Roman Stoic (10) — ASTRONOMIC 2000-04-28
- No point, darling (4) — LOVE 2000-04-28
- Solver's penetrated the Spanish alcohol base (5) — ETHYL 2000-04-28
- Backsliding, rumoured to hold Scripture in scorn (8) — DERISION 2000-04-28
- Italian architect from a greener village (5) — NERVI 2000-04-27
- Reporting a hundred short, no longer useful (7) — OVERAGE 2000-04-27
- Do a turn, dancing round, in circular building (7) — ROTUNDA 2000-04-27
- How to cook pork, we hear, for a man in clique (7) — INSIDER 2000-04-27
- Indiana's here, where dew and mist are mingled (7) — MIDWEST 2000-04-27
- Pouch holds joint of meat given to ugly woman (9) — SADDLEBAG 2000-04-27
- Potter's Field! (12) — GAMESMANSHIP 2000-04-27
- Go-between is to bury me with a journal (12) — INTERMEDIARY 2000-04-27
- Musical entertainment, The Ring, accepted by a king and a libertine (7) — KARAOKE 2000-04-27
- A complete entity would make it green (7) — INTEGER 2000-04-27
- Sacks turned over in this armless chair (5) — STOOL 2000-04-27
- Gruel, a lot, revived drunken hooligan (5,4) — LAGERLOUT 2000-04-27
- Forceful doctor, one no good after six (7) — DRIVING 2000-04-27
- Hand of airman moving round very quietly (7) — FLIPPER 2000-04-27
- Racecourse leveller gets giant rat moving (8,4) — STARTINGGATE 2000-04-27
- Bangle I smashed: what language! (7) — BENGALI 2000-04-27
- "I surrender", says fielder with new cap (7) — YIELDER 2000-04-27
- The ABC of literature? (7) — LETTERS 2000-04-27
- To say more is supported by this essayist (7) — ADDISON 2000-04-27
- Retiring Josephine dipped into dry Spanish wine (5) — RIOJA 2000-04-27