Guardian Crossword Clues
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- It may need tissues - about 500 sheets costing roughly £500 (9,4) — STREAMINGCOLD 2000-01-28
- Transport by air is cheap and flexible (6,3,4) — CHAISEANDPAIR 2000-01-28
- It's mostly worn above the Tweed, or river with bridge over (7) — SPORRAN 2000-01-28
- This one is associated with motor racing (7) — FORMULA 2000-01-28
- Leading voice in choral setting of Western "Bride Snatcher" (9) — LOCHINVAR 2000-01-28
- Title tag from "La Belle Helene" (5) — LABEL 2000-01-28
- ... love rejected with irritation (4) — EROS 2000-01-28
- A nation fell for her ... (9) — FRANCESCA 2000-01-28
- The reported grain yield (4) — CEDE 2000-01-27
- It's borrowed for a traditional bride (9) — SOME 2000-01-27
- Equally despondent Middle East leader (5) — ASSAD 2000-01-27
- Other free radical is thus (9) — THEREFORE 2000-01-27
- Good queen embraces true knight with vivacity (10) — BRIGHTNESS 2000-01-27
- Scotch maid to share esteem? (10) — ADMIRATION 2000-01-27
- Turns over a new leaf and is undeviating (4,8) — GOESSTRAIGHT 2000-01-27
- One of 39 keeps dancing on ladder (4) — STEP 2000-01-27
- I beg your pardon, for fairly it supports 22 (4) — WHAT 2000-01-27
- False gold held in centric structure (9) — INCORRECT 2000-01-27
- Substitutes artificial pearls containing binding agent (12) — REPLACEMENTS 2000-01-27
- All head off to Golightly (5) — HOLEY 2000-01-27
- A land tick? (5,5) — NEVERNEVER 2000-01-27
- Foresight shown by epicene SCR? (10) — PRESCIENCE 2000-01-27
- Exploits covering half-nude novices? (8) — STUDENTS 2000-01-27
- The first person, say, to rent out a hole (6) — EYELET 2000-01-27
- Encourages nits in the kitchen? (8) — EGGSLICE 2000-01-27
- Moody, follows order in the dream (6) — OBERON 2000-01-27
- Over Rover, not Rex, being prodigal (11) — EXTRAVAGANT 2000-01-27
- See 22 (5) — THING 2000-01-27
- Most accomplished first part of clip on mount (9) — CLEVEREST 2000-01-27
- Bow man? They say he's not tough at all! (9) — EASTENDER 2000-01-27
- Happening to be a regular square? (5) — EVENT 2000-01-27
- Spooner's shaggy potholer brings butter up (5,6) — CURRYFAVOUR 2000-01-27
- Grate pickle (6) — SCRAPE 2000-01-27
- A cover to covet, in short? Get away with you! (8) — ENVELOPE 2000-01-27
- Naipaul's house man, twice overlooked (6) — BISWAS 2000-01-27
- Nippers reported other nippers (8) — PINCHERS 2000-01-27
- View round about noon undisturbed (6) — SERENE 2000-01-26
- Get into trouble over a glass of sherry (6) — COPITA 2000-01-26
- The guy from down under responsible for the spadework (6) — DIGGER 2000-01-26
- Getting awfully stern after tea, they'll give voice (8) — CHANTERS 2000-01-26
- Wanting more than some, nevertheless (5,3) — AFTERALL 2000-01-26
- Following decline, a European intended to raise the standard (8) — FLAGPOLE 2000-01-26
- Cut the string and share out fairly (10) — LACERATION 2000-01-26
- Not settled, so not given support (8) — RESTLESS 2000-01-26
- Joint veto resolution taken in parliament (8) — DOVETAIL 2000-01-26
- Valued before many acknowledgements of indebtedness (8) — PRECIOUS 2000-01-26
- Concealing and disguising things more (10) — SMOTHERING 2000-01-26
- Social reformer making a variety of babyfood popular (6) — RUSKIN 2000-01-26
- Detail military personnel mention (6) — RECITE 2000-01-26
- Tart about travel, showing bottle (6) — FLAGON 2000-01-26
- Extension in credit facility provision (8) — INCREASE 2000-01-26
- Leaderless men have an inclination to join up (6) — ENLIST 2000-01-26
- Desiring change of place to get the best view (8) — RINGSIDE 2000-01-26
- Some people put on a gerrymandering ass (6) — ONAGER 2000-01-26
- A singer, a Brit, unhappily single (8) — BARITONE 2000-01-26
- He wrote "The Environmentalist Direction" (6) — GREENE 2000-01-26
- Not operating in the right way (4-6) — LEFTHANDED 2000-01-26
- Rues a failure in efforts to make lots of money (10) — TREASURIES 2000-01-26
- A reporter playing a Shakespearean role (6) — PISTOL 2000-01-26
- Striking the Conservatives as comprehensive (8) — OUTRIGHT 2000-01-26
- Gets out the greenstuff (6) — LEAVES 2000-01-26
- An odd escort for an older member of the family! (8) — ANCESTOR 2000-01-26
- A crawler falls back before royalty (6) — SPIDER 2000-01-26
- Strong point in favour of long hair (8) — FORTRESS 2000-01-26
- See 16 across (4) — LIFE 2000-01-25
- My, my! You sound awfully attractive! (5) — YUMMY 2000-01-25
- Waterloo winner collared and cropped? (7) — ETONIAN 2000-01-25
- Payment to pupils on time (7) — TOLLAGE 2000-01-25
- Gates opened these? (7) — WINDOWS 2000-01-25
- Not on your life - or, rather, mine! (4,2,4,4) — OVERMYDEAD 2000-01-25
- Pure air contaminated as time replaces power at Wedgwood's plant (7) — ETRURIA 2000-01-25
- Let 'em 'ave it in 'ampshire (7) — ANDOVER 2000-01-25
- No neat passage here (6,4) — CATTLEGRID 2000-01-25
- Laureate's valediction on the cards? It hardly fails among speculators (8,7) — BIRTHDAYLETTERS 2000-01-25
- Laureate's dicta - or unfinished Newton maths folio, perhaps (3,4,2,6) — THELAWSOFMOTION 2000-01-25
- Hardly a counterfeit coin (4) — REAL 2000-01-25
- Hostility shown to the ailing Bard (3-4) — ILLWILL 2000-01-25
- Greek characters bearing silver, or man from the east bearing gold etc (5) — MAGUS 2000-01-25
- Thaw out now from this rapid response team (7) — SWEENEY 2000-01-25
- Society stayed on line - while he built the Oxonian theatre? (7) — SHELDON 2000-01-25
- Anger in turning cold is male pacification (9) — IRENICISM 2000-01-25
- Communicate like a Cicero or a Lawrence (5) — ORATE 2000-01-25
- See 13 (4) — BODY 2000-01-25
- Just what the doctor ordered? My lips are sealed! (3,2,5) — NILBYMOUTH 2000-01-25
- Birmingham's pronounced posterior? Hang about! (6) — LOITER 2000-01-25
- Whisky might flow faster, that is, without soda initially (5,2,4) — WATEROF 2000-01-25
- Hiss at first-class return to the state (7) — ALGERIA 2000-01-25
- 'e left bits of garlic for one who conquered Paris (6) — CLOVIS 2000-01-25
- Instruction to Cromwell's nanny? What a cracker! (4,6) — BATHOLIVER 2000-01-25
- Offside player's lapse (4) — SLIP 2000-01-25
- Style of King Herod utterly regressive (5) — TUDOR 2000-01-25
- Begin following her, eventually (5,4) — GOLDAMEIR 2000-01-25
- Berry's description: graduate, county councillor and mischief-maker (7) — BACCATE 2000-01-25
- Something of a canard spread about one sleuth? (7) — MAIGRET 2000-01-25
- Said to be top dog (4) — PEKE 2000-01-24
- Prose form that gives difficulties (5) — POSER 2000-01-24
- Guest for the bingo official (6) — CALLER 2000-01-24
- Pilot's emergency exit? (8) — EJECTION 2000-01-24
- Ivan's rule - terrible, in general (9) — UNIVERSAL 2000-01-24
- Unions need new suggestions (10) — INNUENDOES 2000-01-24