Guardian Crossword Clues
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- They're in deep, taking month over English version of opera) (9) — OCTOPUSES 2000-04-11
- Poor actor having real trouble in Dutch venue (7) — HAARLEM 2000-04-11
- Clear space and test out long piece of needlework (7,6) — BLANKET 2000-04-11
- Was resident being rude turning up temperature? (5) — DWELT 2000-04-11
- Face changing sides? Sick about that - it's a slippery slope (3,4) — ICEFALL 2000-04-11
- Behaving unethically in morning exam (6) — AMORAL 2000-04-11
- In favour of international European currency (6) — FORINT 2000-04-11
- Angles straightened out in nurse's bedside manner (8,7) — HOSPITALCORNERS 2000-04-11
- Three consecutive letters with purpose to reduce tension? (6) — DEFUSE 2000-04-11
- Sixes are significant - one seen at Lord's? (8) — VISCOUNT 2000-04-11
- A US president joins king wearing graduate scarf (8) — BABUSHKA 2000-04-11
- See 3 (6) — STITCH 2000-04-11
- Main source of accommodation for retired people (6,7) — MASTER 2000-04-11
- Formal dress what's needed - I bet casual is out (5,3) — BLACKTIE 2000-04-11
- Dramatic representation of year with poll involved (4-4) — ROLEPLAY 2000-04-11
- Exclude number of Mozart's works to put in another composer (6) — BARTOK 2000-04-11
- Usual procedure for dealing with complaints? (7,8) — GENERALPRACTICE 2000-04-11
- Keep mum quiet? That's debatable on reflection! (6) — SHTOOM 2000-04-11
- Trendy expert attending a conference in Africa (6) — INDABA 2000-04-11
- Young fishwife who survived Henry VIII (4) — PARR 2000-04-10
- Understand it's describing figures below ten (6) — DIGITS 2000-04-10
- She is a beautiful Italian (8) — ISABELLA 2000-04-10
- Bound to be performed by the ballet dancer (9) — ENTRECHAT 2000-04-10
- Academic sinecures? (4,6) — EASYCHAIRS 2000-04-10
- Gold blend tea in spout (5) — ORATE 2000-04-10
- It may be put on disc (8) — IDENTITY 2000-04-10
- Current account (11,4) — ELECTRICITYBILL 2000-04-10
- A charity worth fighting for (4,5) — GOODCAUSE 2000-04-10
- It joins in operations (6) — SUTURE 2000-04-10
- He'll bear out it's a drinking place (4,4) — BEERHALL 2000-04-10
- Possibly meant to join number around the fire (6) — MANTEL 2000-04-10
- A staged production (8,4) — ASSEMBLYLINE 2000-04-10
- Blocking - the road? (2,3,3) — INTHEWAY 2000-04-10
- List of courses for chaps at university (4) — MENU 2000-04-10
- What an MP stands for (12) — CONSTITUENCY 2000-04-10
- Slip by the Spanish church feature (6) — ELAPSE 2000-04-10
- He should know how to press a suit (8) — ADVOCATE 2000-04-10
- Growth of conciliation rejected by workers - a bad sign (4,4) — EVILOMEN 2000-04-10
- Dramatist's hurt arm: poorly, then more so? (6) — ARTHUR 2000-04-08
- Mathematician is able, perhaps, to get a prize, ending first (6,6) — BLAISE 2000-04-08
- See 21 (6) — MILLER 2000-04-08
- Unconscious in possible grave situation? That's unfortunate (8) — ACCIDENT 2000-04-08
- Grass receives bird for unlawful act (8) — STEALING 2000-04-08
- The mountains are a warning to mice! (8) — CATSKILL 2000-04-08
- Headmaster's translation, converting old pence to new, is the literal translation (10) — METAPHRASE 2000-04-08
- In remarkable throngs, the lifeboat men show up (8,6) — NORTHERN 2000-04-08
- To get drunk during "The Flower of Scotland", and for a little while delighted (8) — TOTALITY 2000-04-08
- Here's a sort of guess: the University kitty's indeed wasted (8) — EDUCATED 2000-04-08
- City's teams struggling to be efficien (10) — SYSTEMATIC 2000-04-08
- Irritate up to a point (6) — NEEDLE 2000-04-08
- See 20 (6) — PASCAL 2000-04-08
- Dictator slaps the revolutionary in cement (6,6) — JOSEPH 2000-04-08
- Short in the red cards? Absolutely! (4,4) — HEARHEAR 2000-04-08
- See 8 (6) — LIGHTS 2000-04-08
- Swimmer fails with his freestyle (8) — SAILFISH 2000-04-08
- Paul's about to stay in the same place (6) — IBIDEM 2000-04-08
- Exciting work where 21 19 eliminates Lily (8) — THRILLER 2000-04-08
- See 1 down (6) — STALIN 2000-04-08
- A damp squib I can't set off has a capital 'X' (10) — ANTICLIMAX 2000-04-08
- Rate me? I won't last the distance! (4-6) — PACESETTER 2000-04-08
- Indian manager initially worshipping God (6) — WALLAH 2000-04-08
- Story featuring in soap - EastEnders (8) — PEARLIES 2000-04-08
- Silent film star's scene at Little Bighorn, as delivered by Spooner (6,6) — BUSTER 2000-04-08
- Hanging in a 23? (8) — SUSPENSE 2000-04-08
- See 10 (6) — KEATON 2000-04-08
- Islander asks for a bit of his money back in jest (8) — JAPANESE 2000-04-08
- Put up first nine letters for a foreign one (4) — IOTA 2000-04-07
- Drop out of sight (4) — BEAD 2000-04-07
- Elizabeth without "Queen"? Wear that? (5) — BERET 2000-04-07
- Drug found in very quick medical check (5,4) — SMEARTEST 2000-04-07
- Number of deniers, perhaps, depending on the silk? (10) — DEFENDANTS 2000-04-07
- Swans, odd dipper included, lost with shore birds (10) — SANDPIPERS 2000-04-07
- Gambling group bar, say, teenage type (6-6) — SCHOOLLEAVER 2000-04-07
- Con accepts hush money (4) — DOSH 2000-04-07
- Which sex? See document (4) — FORM 2000-04-07
- Non-stop flight? (9) — ESCALATOR 2000-04-07
- No encore for such a performance? That's gross! (12) — UNREPEATABLE 2000-04-07
- Jack Ketch's security device, perhaps (5) — BOWER 2000-04-07
- About to break record, fancied runner put out of his stride (10) — DISCONCERT 2000-04-07
- The go-ahead to settle with cash (5,5) — GREENLIGHT 2000-04-07
- Pots with rest may produce kicks (8) — PROTESTS 2000-04-07
- Lack of depth to soil (6) — DEARTH 2000-04-07
- Supervised 17 without incident (8) — OVERSEEN 2000-04-07
- Gnawn perch caught in river tossed back (6) — ERODED 2000-04-07
- A shade drunk after a tumbler (6,5) — ROLLERBLIND 2000-04-07
- Saddle horse - gelding to break in (5) — RIDGE 2000-04-07
- Mixed soil to earth plant (9) — HORSETAIL 2000-04-07
- US policy reversal in SALT 2 (5-4) — ABOUTFACE 2000-04-07
- In to complain: customer with bone (5) — INCUS 2000-04-07
- Is breaking polar ice not relevant to the Americas? (11) — NEOTROPICAL 2000-04-07
- 20s' music (6) — SCORES 2000-04-07
- It's right by the map (8) — EASTWARD 2000-04-07
- Grassy meadow provided pasture (6) — LEAFED 2000-04-07
- Rover in boat, a dugout (8) — GADABOUT 2000-04-07
- Greeting man on top of hoist (5) — HEAVE 2000-04-06
- Rise obtained, dances round! (6) — ASCEND 2000-04-06
- A lid's raised and closed - it's often chipped (6) — POTATO 2000-04-06
- Spoiling mother, getting old (8) — DAMAGING 2000-04-06
- Sure cad's rebuilt these second-hand vehicles (4,4) — USEDCARS 2000-04-06
- Kind of sale which snooker players hope to make? (9) — CLEARANCE 2000-04-06