Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Pull fish back to where the wind blows (7) — LEEWARD 2000-03-08
- Self-centredness: somehow it goes to my head (7) — EGOTISM 2000-03-08
- In search for a teapot spout (5) — ORATE 2000-03-08
- Tune Polly played in luxury (9) — OPULENTLY 2000-03-08
- Man offers a corny clue for this? Fair? (4) — ISLE 2000-03-07
- Sound off, denying ultimate responsibility (4) — ONUS 2000-03-07
- First part of course postponed - very unusual (5) — OUTRE 2000-03-07
- Turnover of rich cheese becomes material (7) — TAFFETA 2000-03-07
- Ponder, given no time to intervene (7) — MEDIATE 2000-03-07
- Title appears terrible right away - given no substitute (9) — HONORIFIC 2000-03-07
- Did you force that woman in jest to have peculiar drink? (7,3) — JAMAICARUM 2000-03-07
- Provincial administrator? (10) — ARCHBISHOP 2000-03-07
- Be going somewhere, or go nowhere? (9) — DISAPPEAR 2000-03-07
- Sorts daughter out with stylish family connection (7) — KINSHIP 2000-03-07
- Almost catch dawn breaking, full of enthusiasm in the country (3,7) — NEWZEALAND 2000-03-07
- Illegal parking restriction (5,5) — WHEELCLAMP 2000-03-07
- Threaten John and Mark (4) — LOOM 2000-03-07
- Mount discussion of Continental waterway (4) — ROAN 2000-03-07
- Something absurd turning up - chance for tie-up where Fawlty Towers was concerned (7) — TORQUAY 2000-03-07
- When, for example, to test for quality (5) — ASSAY 2000-03-07
- Copy a poor conductor (9) — MISBEHAVE 2000-03-07
- Proceed as native Americans, quietly on the trail (5) — CREEP 2000-03-07
- Improve personal finances and prepare to install new clutch (7,4,4) — FEATHERONESNEST 2000-03-07
- Hairstyle rejected - some 'scissor factor'? (4) — AFRO 2000-03-07
- Danger signal - abandon town! (8) — REDDITCH 2000-03-07
- Carpeting in a Times political leader one ignored (9) — AXMINSTER 2000-03-07
- State rate for classic dish! (5) — NYMPH 2000-03-07
- Failure to maintain standard circuits ending in catastrophe (5) — LAPSE 2000-03-07
- Georgette and Sophie meeting Norwegian explorer (9) — HEYERDAHL 2000-03-07
- Spend freely, with minor damage, as shares are reliable (4,4) — BLUECHIP 2000-03-07
- One's report from the old days (4) — YOUR 2000-03-07
- Realise full potential as a high-flier (6,4,5) — SPREADONESWINGS 2000-03-07
- Using a buff envelope? (5) — NAKED 2000-03-07
- In the course of laughter, gloating heard - just as gloom sets in? (9) — AFTERGLOW 2000-03-07
- Join forces? (6) — ENLIST 2000-03-06
- Old flue needs replacing; that's sad (7) — DOLEFUL 2000-03-06
- Some cheering at this address? (3,4) — PEPTALK 2000-03-06
- X-ray unit (8) — ROENTGEN 2000-03-06
- Camille is upset about an unsuitable marriage (11) — MISALLIANCE 2000-03-06
- He's married, so means to economise (7) — HUSBAND 2000-03-06
- A moving spirit (6) — PETROL 2000-03-06
- Doctor to ask us about a dish we may have eaten abroad (8) — MOUSSAKA 2000-03-06
- Checked in, in a rush (6) — REINED 2000-03-06
- Co-operate in production of drama and dance (4,4) — PLAYBALL 2000-03-06
- Make an attack on an old sailor, we hear (7) — ASSAULT 2000-03-06
- Large meal causes spare tyre to be put on (4-3) — BLOWOUT 2000-03-06
- Fortunate, even without so much in retirement (7) — BLESSED 2000-03-06
- A wild cat, lithe and muscular (8) — ATHLETIC 2000-03-06
- Check one's speed (10) — DECELERATE 2000-03-06
- Cornish trip fixed for May (6,5) — FLORALDANCE 2000-03-06
- Be unlucky in raffle, but lucky at Russian roulette (4,1,5) — DRAWABLANK 2000-03-06
- After the salmon she gets food poisoning (4) — ELLA 2000-03-06
- Write letters in bed in quarters (8) — INSCRIBE 2000-03-06
- Conceal an increase in the premium? (5,2) — COVERUP 2000-03-06
- Put down some wine (5) — PLONK 2000-03-04
- Time London supplied fruit (5) — MELON 2000-03-04
- Water and pulp for East African soldier (6,6) (6) — SEAMUS 2000-03-04
- Food not cooked at home baffled the Crusaders (7) — SALADIN 2000-03-04
- Spooner's foolish friend (6,6) (6) — COLLEY 2000-03-04
- Supporters' meeting at Twickenham or in the country? (7) — RURALLY 2000-03-04
- She was at her ablutions, half naked, and David saw her (9) — BATHSHEBA 2000-03-04
- Docile message about hot drink taking precedence (9) — TEACHABLE 2000-03-04
- Year in Paris was attractive proposition (6,6) (6) — ANDREW 2000-03-04
- East German money under wraps, feature then of Berlin (6,6) (6) — EDMUND 2000-03-04
- Dead men, so wrongly, got smothered (9) — DESDEMONA 2000-03-04
- Magic award - I'm satisfied (5) — OBEAH 2000-03-04
- Rise of record fever - died when harassed (7) — PLAGUED 2000-03-04
- Child slept and was taken for a book (9) — KIDNAPPED 2000-03-04
- Mellow and unlikely to squeak (5) — OILED 2000-03-04
- Pastoral, but reduced by severe pain (7) — BUCOLIC 2000-03-04
- First page embraced by Fanny (in the book) is in Gingerbread (6,6) (6) — LARKIN 2000-03-04
- Pigs might fly? Barber seems (rudely) to imply it (7) — SWEENEY 2000-03-04
- Feudal superior, say, the back part being in cover (5-4) — LIEGELORD 2000-03-04
- Girl finding French gentleman an early victim (5) — MABEL 2000-03-04
- Home Counties friend in bloom (5) — SEPAL 2000-03-04
- Letter to painter in Hemp-stead, not to be preserved (9) — EPHEMERAL 2000-03-04
- Don't talk to a girl with a weapon (7) — CUTLASS 2000-03-04
- Change barbarian country in the back row (6,6,6) (6) — LANDOR 2000-03-04
- Alfred and Frank (6,6) (6) — DOBSON 2000-03-04
- Predatory tool (4-3) — CATSPAW 2000-03-04
- Unfinished or sent back with expression of disgust when upset (5-4) — ROUGHHEWN 2000-03-04
- Where Croesus had all that bread - daily? (5) — LYDIA 2000-03-04
- Salt source holding Derby (5) — EPSOM 2000-03-04
- Laodicean version of the North country (9) — CALEDONIA 2000-03-04
- Henpecked bishop protruding, that is (7) — PROUDIE 2000-03-04
- Rugby forward to be holding castle (6,6) (6) — BROOKE 2000-03-04
- The end of the New Testament (4) — AMEN 2000-03-03
- Scripture on film raised and promoted by 13? (6) — IRENIC 2000-03-03
- Plough furrow up - it's not very exciting (6) — TURGID 2000-03-03
- Love duet is getting repetitive (7) — TEDIOUS 2000-03-03
- Poet almost keeping America in a state of excitement (8) — SUSPENSE 2000-03-03
- Works on ways to include bible translation (8) — TRAVAILS 2000-03-03
- Negotiator has what makes ticker tick without energy (10) — PEACEMAKER 2000-03-03
- A very long way to analyse words and a number (6) — PARSEC 2000-03-03
- They sleep when it's absurdly bright in nests (10) — NIGHTBIRDS 2000-03-03
- Class in the grass given new constitution (8) — REFORMED 2000-03-03
- Name used by Swiss skaters? (7) — BERNICE 2000-03-03
- Record subsuming records all about the truth (6) — GOSPEL 2000-03-03
- Seaman's union circumventing ban (4) — TABU 2000-03-03
- Faithful, but getting new man into bed (8) — CONSTANT 2000-03-03