Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Demeanour of singer captivating audience (7) — BEARING 2000-02-05
- Refugee from alien regime (6) — EMIGRE 2000-02-05
- (8) — YOUTAKEN 2000-02-05
- Every fool has easy avenue to nukes: organiser's sanity is in question (4,3,5,5,2,4,6) — HAVE 2000-02-05
- See 13 (10) — THINKINGOF 2000-02-05
- Gardener's aid to blackbird in fictional village (11) — CLOCHEMERLE 2000-02-05
- 22 23 6 12 10? A penny for them (4,3,3,8,2) — WHATAREYOU 2000-02-05
- See 22 (4) — YOUR 2000-02-05
- Spinner and muscleman are ill-balanced (3-5) — TOPHEAVY 2000-02-05
- See 22 (6) — SENSES 2000-02-05
- Upwardly mobile person must be more or less flexible (7) — CLIMBER 2000-02-05
- Maybe first or second row gets spoken about (7) — ORDINAL 2000-02-05
- Falsify personal documents, though anything but bent (5) — RIGID 2000-02-04
- Surprise attack sending immoral earner round the bend (6) — POUNCE 2000-02-04
- Repeated point about excerpts leading to obscurity (7) — ECLIPSE 2000-02-04
- Beast raised on funny tune ("Medicinal Compound") (7) — UNGUENT 2000-02-04
- Source of disease (non-specific) in the country (7) — GERMANY 2000-02-04
- Good example of oriental-style bread coating (4,5) — ROLEMODEL 2000-02-04
- Water music man and two sportsmen entering the Underground (3,4,6) — THEBLUEDANUBE 2000-02-04
- Inept character holds editors up somewhere in 16 down (7) — DRESDEN 2000-02-04
- Landing good man with bimbo (9) — STAIRHEAD 2000-02-04
- Headless bird admitting note is redundant (6) — OTIOSE 2000-02-04
- Traditions gone through between nations (7) — CUSTOMS 2000-02-04
- Neither parent's a woman (5) — NORMA 2000-02-04
- Actress's sheep tucked into the pigfeed (3,4) — MAEWEST 2000-02-04
- On reflection, say spots result from an unhealthy diet (6) — STODGE 2000-02-04
- Joined together to secure plate containing nutrient (6) — YOLKED 2000-02-04
- Yawn at the end of King Kong, for instance (4) — GAPE 2000-02-04
- Story about academic with an excuse (10) — PARDONABLE 2000-02-04
- Confuse lager with bitter, initially (6) — GARBLE 2000-02-04
- Hot drink first put into cereal -- you were supposed to blow on it (8) — CRUMHORN 2000-02-04
- M & S in 16 down enters port with explorer (9) — ADMUNDSEN 2000-02-04
- Remove balls of money in 16 down (4) — GELD 2000-02-04
- French man or woman's trouser? (4) — JEAN 2000-02-04
- Ex-winger's exercises taking sex god to a city of yore (9) — PTEROSAUR 2000-02-04
- What the winning jockey has to straddle? (8) — BESTRIDE 2000-02-04
- Smooth little bricks flanking a square (6) — LEGATO 2000-02-04
- Born loser in labyrinth in the grip of fevered chills (10) — SCHLIMAZEL 2000-02-04
- Worker with the right to be bitter (4) — BEER 2000-02-04
- Fool around in Defence or Intelligence (6) — MOSSAD 2000-02-04
- Somewhere in 16 down for Shed to chew over (6) — MUNICH 2000-02-04
- Pained reaction about computerês last crash (5) — PRANG 2000-02-03
- Shedding some light, clobber criminal (7) — LAMBENT 2000-02-03
- Act dishonestly, being good in the end? (7) — FINAGLE 2000-02-03
- Someone put up with long time taken over securing source of riches (7) — NOMINEE 2000-02-03
- Rock musician to applaud, having not given up (7) — CLAPTON 2000-02-03
- Concocted "dream" brew -- it contributed to cosy kip! (3-6) — BEDWARMER 2000-02-03
- Finally understand, put out fag, then go about an article (3,3,4,2) — GETTHEHANGOF 2000-02-03
- Whereby one may air a cynical description of a model (7-5) — CLOTHESHORSE 2000-02-03
- One not charged given time in special cell (7) — NEUTRON 2000-02-03
- Person going punting who sometimes gets one down? (7) — GAMBLER 2000-02-03
- ... and this Roman acquired moral principles (5) — ETHIC 2000-02-03
- Subsequently colleague found how to get something across ... (9) — LATERALLY 2000-02-03
- Sour grapes -- or, rather, a product therefrom (7) — VINEGAR 2000-02-03
- Possibly cruel about king, one with greater fortune (7) — LUCKIER 2000-02-03
- Flimsy dress -- of course it could be talked about! (12) — UNDERGARMENT 2000-02-03
- Periodical change of tone -- it may set sparks flying (7) — MAGNETO 2000-02-03
- Public schoolboy cut short touring southern state (7) — ESTONIA 2000-02-03
- Another name for a Roman garden ornament seen in article (7) — AGNOMEN 2000-02-03
- Means to find a way to achieve driving ambition (4,3) — ROADMAP 2000-02-03
- Purloin dossier unfinished by companion (5) — FILCH 2000-02-03
- Old hat worn on the way out taken by cab (9) — HACKNEYED 2000-02-03
- Bully-boy, growing up with consuming passion, lived and died here (9) — LABYRINTH 2000-02-03
- Some clanger or recklessness needing reviewing (5) — ERROR 2000-02-03
- Sectarians stifling publicity, I suspect, at first? (7) — CULPRIT 2000-02-03
- Set off to start a Gunnersê attack (7) — TRIGGER 2000-02-03
- Meat -- food generally backed in German community (7) — HAMBURG 2000-02-03
- Way to tighten up teachers on length of hair (4-3) — LOCKNUT 2000-02-03
- Even scores -- could it straighten out oneês hang-ups? (5,7) — LEVELPEGGING 2000-02-03
- Make an assumption from 4 (5) — POSIT 2000-02-02
- Proceed with your remarks about a year, my boy (3,2) — SAYON 2000-02-02
- See 5 across (7) — SHOOTER 2000-02-02
- Russian girl with some facial hair in North America (7) — NATASHA 2000-02-02
- Prince playing for Oxford or Cambridge? (5,4) — ROYALBLUE 2000-02-02
- Home provided for a pound for quiet creature about to be so! (9) — ALMSHOUSE 2000-02-02
- Greek character piles on the agony (7) — EPSILON 2000-02-02
- 10 (logarithm of 1 some calculate) in obstruction of factor in jet lag (10,5) — BIOLOGICALCLOCK 2000-02-02
- He has now upset the Queen (5) — OWNER 2000-02-02
- Short pants shortened at either end available in Northants. (9) — THRAPSTON 2000-02-02
- Chief island's headgear (5) — TOPIS 2000-02-02
- He claimed the place of the steam locomotive (9) — PRETENDER 2000-02-02
- Shocked query about new cars is unhinged (2,7,6) — ISNOTHINGSACRED 2000-02-02
- Almost 108 gallons of sherry in old brass (7) — SACKBUT 2000-02-02
- Journeyman taking tea instead of usual start to breakfast? (7) — TREKKER 2000-02-02
- An Italian writer in no hurry (7) — ANDANTE 2000-02-02
- Kind solver (who else?) with striking recommendation of DIY psychiatry (4,8,3) — SORTYOURSELFOUT 2000-02-02
- Fantastic Shakespearean copper in a painting the wrong way round (5) — LUCIO 2000-02-02
- Rubbish on the front page about Poles having to change vessels (9) — TRANSSHIP 2000-02-02
- Dives with French soldier and graduate among cats (9) — MONEYBAGS 2000-02-02
- ... from land and water in Africa (5) — NIGER 2000-02-02
- Sound of waterfall as a rule ... (5) — REIGN 2000-02-02
- Not a principal unfinished fraction (5,4) — THIRDPART 2000-02-02
- Magnificent night flier in sporting contest (9) — SUPERBOWL 2000-02-02
- Night flier, male, to take to the water (5) — BATHE 2000-02-02
- Most European characters need Tory leadership to come alive with (15) — CONTEMPORANEOUS 2000-02-02
- Rue bolt being off gun? I can fix it (7-7) — TROUBLE 2000-02-02
- The favourite's certain to win a little bit (7) — SNIPPET 2000-02-02
- Raised by Black, looking angry (4) — BRED 2000-02-01
- No longer bound to take auntie dancing in it (6) — UNTIED 2000-02-01
- Susie opened front door and emerged (6) — ISSUED 2000-02-01