Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Cool prophet upset about father getting hard (7) — REFRESH 2000-03-16
- Good man telephoned after being tied up (6) — STRUNG 2000-03-16
- Plan using one less guide (4) — PLOT 2000-03-16
- Deal with lease which retired persons are under? (8) — COVERLET 2000-03-16
- See 25 (8) — REPROACH 2000-03-16
- In Heaven, fish salesman is accepted as blameless (5,8) — ABOVE 2000-03-16
- Applaud company returns around April 1st (4) — CLAP 2000-03-16
- Uncle felt a change in the wind (10) — FLATULENCE 2000-03-16
- Fake keepers at zoo, well concealed (6) — ERSATZ 2000-03-16
- Contrary talk (8) — CONVERSE 2000-03-16
- In time, pity makes you embarrassed (7) — ASHAMED 2000-03-16
- Undersized bananas returned by man (7) — STUNTED 2000-03-16
- See 12 (8) — SCOTSMAN 2000-03-16
- Brief staff about staggering costs of old locomotive (6,8) — FLYING 2000-03-16
- Disobedience leads to ruin unless corrected (10) — UNRULINESS 2000-03-16
- Exhausted, in need of first aid in punt (4) — BEAT 2000-03-16
- See 8 (5) — WHEEL 2000-03-16
- One taking turns to make people rich? (8,5) — ROULETTE 2000-03-16
- Dance that is sweet when the last part's repeated (5) — RUMBA 2000-03-15
- One of John's is 3rd of 6 (5) — GROAT 2000-03-15
- 2 6s for keeping student at home (6) — FLORIN 2000-03-15
- ...of such a remote object comes to 21 (8) — FARTHING 2000-03-15
- Rail journey: if wet, by river in flow (5,4) — TRAINRIDE 2000-03-15
- Rail's way forward includes hair on a pole (9) — PERMANENT 2000-03-15
- Internationals prove suitable partners (4,7) — TESTMATCHES 2000-03-15
- Undercoats should be disregarded (7,4) — GLOSSEDOVER 2000-03-15
- 5 6s per head? (5) — CROWN 2000-03-15
- All those cut off have badly inserted in bone with string (8) — SHILLING 2000-03-15
- Sir Toby to be left at church (5) — BELCH 2000-03-15
- Tiresome way to get over the wall when confined outside (9) — PESTILENT 2000-03-15
- Land of 21 6s (6) — GUINEA 2000-03-15
- Capricious piece by artist on railway after sunrise? (9) — ARBITRARY 2000-03-15
- Leather worker, half of 6 (6) — TANNER 2000-03-15
- Where blame and pollen are attached (6) — STIGMA 2000-03-15
- First potatoes? You shouldn't believe what you hear! (7) — EARLIES 2000-03-15
- Silvery metal carrier, one with peculiar surroundings (7) — RHODIUM 2000-03-15
- Nuts? Raving: then a clue is needed (10,5) — VEGETARIANLUNCH 2000-03-15
- See 12 (4) — CAST 2000-03-15
- Portable power source for teetotal assault (3,7) — DRYBATTERY 2000-03-15
- Cat that sounds like a little bird: I see, but I shouldn't (7,3) — PEEPINGTOM 2000-03-15
- Outstanding actors' horoscope (4) — STAR 2000-03-15
- Proceeding more or less OK, being correctly pointed? (2,3,5,5) — ONTHERIGHTLINES 2000-03-15
- Stunned and prepared for burial (4, 3) — LAIDOUT 2000-03-15
- Retroactive virus disposes of gadget (7) — GUBBINS 2000-03-15
- Split a trifle with dry inside (6) — BISECT 2000-03-15
- Prohibit return of dog put inside (4, 2) — BANGUP 2000-03-15
- African republic welcomes the great and good (6) — BENIGN 2000-03-14
- Vegetable in pot found in rubbish dump (6) — TURNIP 2000-03-14
- Poor performer has value, but loses it in strike (6) — HAMMER 2000-03-14
- Drink over wheeze that's cheeky (8) — FLIPPANT 2000-03-14
- A shoot embodies the whole vegetable (8) — SCALLION 2000-03-14
- Shoe is European with spiralled design (10) — ESPADRILLE 2000-03-14
- Driver to perish, overturning in damp environment (8) — MOTORIST 2000-03-14
- Material for publication on random number generator (8) — ORGANDIE 2000-03-14
- It is simple stifling cry of pain in the carriage (8) — BAROUCHE 2000-03-14
- Busybody's spoken nastily with 'Arry (4,6) — NOSYPARKER 2000-03-14
- Name of composer is heard (6) — HANDLE 2000-03-14
- Boy lifted heavy weight for scientist (6) — DALTON 2000-03-14
- Money given back for a beret needing repair (6) — REBATE 2000-03-14
- Reptile park in the area (8) — TERRAPIN 2000-03-14
- Spice in container rejected by Margaret (6) — NUTMEG 2000-03-14
- Forgiving towards Italian composer (8) — CLEMENTI 2000-03-14
- Scot toured unhealthy African city (6) — IBADAN 2000-03-14
- Exchange rate certain to provide wealth (8) — TREASURE 2000-03-14
- Invalid pleads insanity (6) — LAPSED 2000-03-14
- Security for sovereign overdue when in the pink (10) — COLLATERAL 2000-03-14
- A help to the aim of explorer filling university posts (5,5) — CROSSHAIRS 2000-03-14
- Soldier has begun nervously, giving himself away (6) — GUNNER 2000-03-14
- Bishop's perfectly happy (6) — BRIGHT 2000-03-14
- Army headquarters frames occupation of an Asian island (8) — BALINESE 2000-03-14
- Student delves into a rapid growth in flower (6) — ABLOOM 2000-03-14
- Liverpool FC's American winger (8) — REDSHANK 2000-03-14
- Lover gives Biblical character away (7) — ABELARD 2000-03-13
- Sure-footed window-cleaner (7) — CHAMOIS 2000-03-13
- Questionable greeting (3,3,3) — HOWAREYOU 2000-03-13
- It was frightful, as a rule (5,2,6) — REIGNOFTERROR 2000-03-13
- Noise or disturbance can be wearing (7) — EROSION 2000-03-13
- Called without once becoming stuck-up (9) — CONCEITED 2000-03-13
- Burning waste on a huge scale (6) — SAHARA 2000-03-13
- Regular habits and duties (7) — CUSTOMS 2000-03-13
- No, I am wrong, she was Ruth's mother-in-law (5) — NAOMI 2000-03-13
- Old address of Turkish civil service (7) — EFFENDI 2000-03-13
- Get up for wild dances (6) — ASCEND 2000-03-13
- Cup-bearer? (6) — SAUCER 2000-03-13
- Some light or heavy timber (4) — BEAM 2000-03-13
- Over matey? (10) — POLYGAMOUS 2000-03-13
- No one scores with this girl (6) — MAIDEN 2000-03-13
- Can't hear notes fade away (5-4) — STONEDEAF 2000-03-13
- In a difficult situation, use hose on grass (5,4) — TIGHTSPOT 2000-03-13
- No rice pudding for Caruso, for instance (6) — ENRICO 2000-03-13
- Rocket designer (10) — STEPHENSON 2000-03-13
- Shape for a hairstyle (4) — AFRO 2000-03-13
- Soul mate of Eros (6) — PSYCHE 2000-03-13
- Robin Hood was one who won't get Dick Whittington's job (6) — ARCHER 2000-03-11
- Pedestrian author's better without introduction (6) — AMBLER 2000-03-11
- Might one's brains be scrambled? (7) — EGGHEAD 2000-03-11
- Figure to spell misery without a 'y' (7) — HEXAGON 2000-03-11
- Morning sickness is good in Victoria's house (8) — HANGOVER 2000-03-11
- Nautical terms negotiated in stages (8) — EASTINGS 2000-03-11
- Given the title and script failed, I abandoned cast (6,5) — PLACEDFIRST 2000-03-11