Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Creator of chaos in a bridge (6) — ANARCH 2000-01-18
- Two lines by playwright: Anthony, or Charles II when old (6) — ROWLEY 2000-01-18
- A bad spirit: for example, "Monday shall be nameless" (7) — ASMODAY 2000-01-18
- Riding train? Beware a poorly clad gatecrasher (9) — CAVALCADE 2000-01-18
- Insect from the heart of the earth? (5) — MIDGE 2000-01-18
- Music presenter at pub takes spirits (5) — DJINN 2000-01-18
- Hurry up your appearance and go on and on about it (4,5) — LOOKSHARP 2000-01-18
- Trouble with a bit of basil? More likely parsley (3,4) — POTHERB 2000-01-18
- Natty little theatrical residence achieves comeback (6) — DAPPER 2000-01-18
- Please start (4) — BUCK 2000-01-17
- King - Lear, perhaps? (6) — EDWARD 2000-01-17
- He is used to holding the lead (3,7) — DOGHANDLER 2000-01-17
- Where publicans may be locked up (6,4) — BEHINDBARS 2000-01-17
- Notice part of the ear (4) — OTIC 2000-01-17
- A binding affair, perhaps (6) — RAFFIA 2000-01-17
- Sly-looking chap (7,3) — PEEPINGTOM 2000-01-17
- It's bent on submission (4) — KNEE 2000-01-17
- The sort of speech that gets reported (8) — INDIRECT 2000-01-17
- Spirit photograph that takes the biscuit? (6-4) — BRANDYSNAP 2000-01-17
- Conservative-Labour rift (5) — CLEFT 2000-01-17
- Neat attendant (7) — COWHERD 2000-01-17
- Run out of pictures to back (5) — EXTRA 2000-01-17
- A fictitious nomination (9) — PSEUDONYM 2000-01-17
- Offering no resistance all the same (15) — NOTWITHSTANDING 2000-01-17
- But players may be seated here in the park (9) — BANDSTAND 2000-01-17
- Give way under pressure (5) — YIELD 2000-01-17
- Calm sea (7) — PACIFIC 2000-01-17
- I have innate artlessness (7) — NAIVETE 2000-01-17
- Inclined to speak fast (5) — LEANT 2000-01-17
- Telephone receiver will provide a form of protection (4,5) — RINGFENCE 2000-01-17
- Extra broad (4) — WIDE 2000-01-15
- It's easy for the rich (6) — STREET 2000-01-15
- Inhaler in a Turkish bath? (6) — HOOKAH 2000-01-15
- Cardinal property (7) — REDNESS 2000-01-15
- Costumes fit for a Lloyd Webber musical? (8) — CATSUITS 2000-01-15
- Playing around in cod Gluck composition (10) — CUCKOLDING 2000-01-15
- Homer's gone astray after one of his letters (6) — PIGEON 2000-01-15
- Cuts of meat served with honour and pride (10) — MEDALLIONS 2000-01-15
- Means "applied to fish" (8) — APPROACH 2000-01-15
- Turn round behind the Queen's Head (7) — REVERSE 2000-01-15
- Explorer using hounds (baying ones?) (6) — HUDSON 2000-01-15
- A house at Bray (or Dibley)? (8) — VICARAGE 2000-01-15
- ... caught in exhaust (8) — SHELDUCK 2000-01-15
- ... Princess in sports car ... (6) — GANNET 2000-01-15
- Queen in fresh setback ... (4) — WREN 2000-01-15
- Streetwalker in a hurry? (10) — ROADRUNNER 2000-01-15
- Sloppy kissin' (6) — SISKIN 2000-01-15
- Holster designed after Ford's model (8) — THROSTLE 2000-01-15
- TV doctor with knotted rope (7) — WHOOPER 2000-01-15
- Hollow pipe with a tap (7) — PEACOCK 2000-01-15
- Sailor in support (8) — STARLING 2000-01-15
- Cornish river trick (6) — FALCON 2000-01-15
- Wheatears fluttering (10) — SHEARWATER 2000-01-15
- Head of large vessel (4) — LARK 2000-01-15
- Epee with edges trimmed (6) — PEEWIT 2000-01-15
- Sort out items (8) — TITMOUSE 2000-01-15
- Take on board complaint arising - a cough? (6) — EMBARK 2000-01-14
- Mother's essential character? (6) — NATURE 2000-01-14
- Servant with endless ailment upset (6) — MENIAL 2000-01-14
- Pale-coloured metal in road sign? (6) — SALLOW 2000-01-14
- An uplifting craft for many (8) — AIRLINER 2000-01-14
- Club member doing a good turn? (8) — ROTARIAN 2000-01-14
- Atlantic c-call, having phoned around outside (7-4) — HERRINGPOND 2000-01-14
- Overhead expenses of serviceman in big time (6) — ONCOST 2000-01-14
- Stumble at old style exam (6) — TRIPOS 2000-01-14
- Collier left off, possibly to start back (6) — RECOIL 2000-01-14
- Fool turning up at game could need it for entry (8) — PASSPORT 2000-01-14
- Empty deal secured by Ray produces pandemonium (6) — BEDLAM 2000-01-14
- Separate? That sounds tactful (8) — DISCRETE 2000-01-14
- Severe trial or pact? (6) — ORDEAL 2000-01-14
- The city fighting's cut off endlessly (6) — WARSAW 2000-01-14
- Jock's official, providing security that is (6) — BAILIE 2000-01-14
- Inflator? Hardly! (8) — FLATIRON 2000-01-14
- Angler's equipment is authentic, we hear (4) — REEL 2000-01-14
- The farm building's a main element in Devon (10) — BARNSTAPLE 2000-01-14
- Damage from use of two water sources (4,3,4) — WEARANDTEAR 2000-01-14
- Not exactly in round numbers (4,2,4) — MOREORLESS 2000-01-14
- Move aimlessly when vehicle's cut dead (4) — MOPE 2000-01-14
- Settle directions to get cake with currants initially inside (8) — ENSCONCE 2000-01-14
- A contribution to what chief is calculating about revenue (6) — FISCAL 2000-01-14
- Fixed look by old boy recalled in pavilion (6) — GAZEBO 2000-01-14
- Labourer's time with tanker (6) — TOILER 2000-01-14
- Stop and speak about a junction? (4) — STAY 2000-01-13
- Run off with a politician after last month (6) — DECAMP 2000-01-13
- Stories about good books making money once (7) — TALENTS 2000-01-13
- Fit in "No. 100" standing on a bench (7) — CONFORM 2000-01-13
- Theatre patron wants musician to move in (8) — PLAYGOER 2000-01-13
- Challenged wicked stunt man (4-5) — DAREDEVIL 2000-01-13
- Grass-eating man cured boor with virus (11) — HERBIVOROUS 2000-01-13
- Pale, old-fashioned bankers write this on cheques (4-5) — POSTDATED 2000-01-13
- French physicist, right off colour, treated by doctor (7) — COULOMB 2000-01-13
- Extract from an opera by Verdi still played (6) — DISTIL 2000-01-13
- Looks for canapes, mixed with fruit filling (11) — APPEARANCES 2000-01-13
- Sloth in den lies around a pole (8) — IDLENESS 2000-01-13
- Bird box on a line (7) — SPARROW 2000-01-13
- Project to include first spring fair (4) — JUST 2000-01-13
- Reliable tin-opener, discoloured by age (6) — TRUSTY 2000-01-13
- One standing in the street, light-headed? (8) — LAMPPOST 2000-01-13
- Anne drops article in bottom half of hat (6) — BONNET 2000-01-13
- Using instrument on hill, one's breaking the law (8) — VIOLATOR 2000-01-13