Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Sailors holding girl up to see bird (5) — RAVEN 2000-02-28
- Tired after stroke to point (5) — BLOWN 2000-02-28
- Managed to take back outside most of the crosspiece (7) — TRANSOM 2000-02-28
- Lasted longer than couple embraced by roué, perhaps (7) — OUTWORE 2000-02-28
- Club official sure in re art anyway (9) — TREASURER 2000-02-28
- Drag Wendy Hiller to place of execution (5, 4) — TOWERHILL 2000-02-28
- Boy game to help people across the Thames (6, 6) — ALBERTBRIDGE 2000-02-28
- It's a fair bet doctor takes old French soldier to flat (4, 5) — EVENMONEY 2000-02-28
- Sailor takes governor to church (5) — ABBEY 2000-02-28
- Right hand turn Jag takes in garden (7) — RHUBARB 2000-02-28
- Promised to become enmeshed (7) — ENGAGED 2000-02-28
- Poem about bun involved a summer hat (3, 6) — SUNBONNET 2000-02-28
- Partly train a director to cope with bottom of recession, perhaps (5) — NADIR 2000-02-28
- Mary familiar with battlefield in book (4, 8) — MOLLFLANDERS 2000-02-28
- Fruit to place round kitchen fireplace (8, 6) — BLENHEIMORANGE 2000-02-28
- Waxed enthusiastic about figure in a red jacket (5) — RAVED 2000-02-28
- Fearful of being socially acceptable in island circles (8) — TIMOROUS 2000-02-28
- He tries to give confidence to underwriter (7) — ASSURER 2000-02-28
- Seldom met with portion of food (7) — RAREBIT 2000-02-28
- Country where, for example, youth leader takes little part (5) — EGYPT 2000-02-28
- Dispense with outdoor party? (2, 7) — DOWITHOUT 2000-02-28
- Society girl meeting poet in tube, perhaps (9) — DEBUTANTE 2000-02-28
- Account not rendered by historian (5) — ACTON 2000-02-28
- Unfathomable element in baby's maltreatment (7) — ABYSMAL 2000-02-28
- Characteristic of Persian cat in the distance? (7) — FURLONG 2000-02-28
- ...dirty child on platform is even more dirty (8) — GRUBBIER 2000-02-28
- Having taken on cargo at lake port... (5) — LADEN 2000-02-28
- Chap going to kiss girl modelling art wear gets the bird (4, 10) — MANXSHEARWATER 2000-02-28
- Eat Chinaman up (4) — GNAW 2000-02-25
- Expletive to be pardoned could be "knickers" (6) — FRENCH 2000-02-25
- Settle for some honest leadership (6) — NESTLE 2000-02-25
- Colleague's pain heard over collapse of market (8) — WORKMATE 2000-02-25
- Harshness evident and almost all see the truth (8) — SEVERITY 2000-02-25
- Libertine 1 : Harlot 0 (abandoned) (8) — LOTHARIO 2000-02-25
- Strip shown in scene and suspicious motive involved (6,3,6) — DENNISTHEMENACE 2000-02-25
- See 1 (6) — ALBION 2000-02-25
- 21-man's croak, we hear? (8) — MONSIEUR 2000-02-25
- Drive right, right becomes left at the end (6) — PROPEL 2000-02-25
- Brave and strong, not entirely like Van Gogh (8) — FEARLESS 2000-02-25
- You'll get not very far in Finchley (4) — INCH 2000-02-25
- To hurry for a plane, race on a motorbike (8) — SCRAMBLE 2000-02-25
- Side of the brain having no blood circulation (8,3,4,6) — BRIGHTONANDHOVE 2000-02-25
- Purgative offered when Moggy car hit Rolls (9) — CATHARTIC 2000-02-25
- Virtually repugnant, 51 hair-like projections (5) — VILLI 2000-02-25
- Regarding Enigmatist being only half-drunk: therapy's required (7) — REGIMEN 2000-02-25
- One unwillingly held underwear with mark inside (7) — HOSTAGE 2000-02-25
- Shop around for transport (4) — TRAM 2000-02-25
- 5 down from 10 may be routine (4,2,4) — NINETOFIVE 2000-02-25
- Paul, perhaps, threw wobbly - blimey! (7) — STREWTH 2000-02-25
- Causes irritation with eyes? (7) — NEEDLES 2000-02-25
- Sport, we learn, isn't made up (not Wimbledon's premier) (4,6) — REALTENNIS 2000-02-25
- Potato sound in the orchestra (4) — TUBA 2000-02-25
- Fruit's zest (7) — PASSION 2000-02-25
- 8's dog tooth (7) — GNASHER 2000-02-25
- Hardy casually removing lead from dog (5) — OLLIE 2000-02-25
- For example, Peter Ustinov can: true or false? (9) — RACONTEUR 2000-02-25
- Against separating unreactive type of sugar (6) — INVERT 2000-02-24
- Footwear worn by Oriental stars (6) — BOOTES 2000-02-24
- 22 surrounds church fence (8) — RECEIVER 2000-02-24
- The sailor's to go astray when on the drink (8) — ABSINTHE 2000-02-24
- New sergeant is set at odds (8) — ESTRANGE 2000-02-24
- The drama teacher's carriage? (10) — STAGECOACH 2000-02-24
- Initially teachers half-heartedly comfort trusted servant (8) — TREASURE 2000-02-24
- Weave corsets producing tension on ship (8) — BOBSTAYS 2000-02-24
- Is skilled at getting round girl; that's charming (8) — ADORABLE 2000-02-24
- Fashionable team went forward (6,4) — INSIDELEFT 2000-02-24
- Bloke with bird on the street (6) — ERNEST 2000-02-24
- Failing to support a director's recommendation (6) — ADVICE 2000-02-24
- Enthusiast is after trunk of tree (8) — CHESTNUT 2000-02-24
- Old journalist and artist in seated room (6) — EXEDRA 2000-02-24
- Time to interrupt credulous resident (6) — NATIVE 2000-02-24
- Caroline's nasty chemical (8) — ACROLEIN 2000-02-24
- Banker transfixed by English brigand (6) — REIVER 2000-02-24
- Sportsman embraced old workman (5,5) — PLATELAYER 2000-02-24
- Unfaithful lover in novel is scared (8) — CRESSIDA 2000-02-24
- Patch together a fishing boat touring Belgium (6) — COBBLE 2000-02-24
- Person in poem is a painter (8) — VERONESE 2000-02-24
- Flier to obstruct venture (6) — BARBET 2000-02-24
- Incontinent cows showing lack of power of voluntary motion (8) — AKINESIA 2000-02-24
- Things are said to have one, namely a male setter (6) — SCHEME 2000-02-23
- Opposite of spouse's relation living in 5 across? (6) — OUTLAW 2000-02-23
- Enigmatist jumping ship at New Cross? (6) — SPHINX 2000-02-23
- Whereas there's a sort of drive for a learner to enter (6) — WHILST 2000-02-23
- Butt originating with the head of a pig? (8) — STUBBORN 2000-02-23
- Top job in politics? (8) — SPINNING 2000-02-23
- Fair morning: do I intend to enter 18 of the 19s? (4,7) — JUSTWILLIAM 2000-02-23
- Model waitresses harassed by 17 (6) — THEBES 2000-02-23
- ... of note: one was a dog, in lieu of a mouse (6) — FAMOUS 2000-02-23
- Musical note on top of soprano? (6) — HAIRDO 2000-02-23
- He created the 14 11 and she 8 (8) — CROMPTON 2000-02-23
- Wordsworth's birth was dead to the world (6) — ASLEEP 2000-02-23
- American river and Babylonian city, that was Rome (8) — GRANDEUR 2000-02-23
- Tile with no T, vocal quality unknown (6) — IMBREX 2000-02-23
- Girl in test for radio (6) — TRANNY 2000-02-23
- Hear a call for some bridges to cross (6) — HYBRID 2000-02-23
- The original 20 about sunburn was used as a pregnancy test (8) — PLATANNA 2000-02-23
- Turn of speed? That's as may be (4) — UMPH 2000-02-23
- Bible stories of a very bad little boy (10) — CHRONICLES 2000-02-23
- A minister's a trained servant of the state on this view (11) — ERASTIANISM 2000-02-23
- Little one, the one on the right, he's asking for it (10) — PETITIONER 2000-02-23