Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Very sick when broadcasting: sing really loud (11,3) — DANGEROUSLYILL 2000-01-13
- Distributed about mid-July, admitted man (10) — CIRCULATED 2000-01-13
- It's hard for the holidaymaker to bring back (4) — ROCK 2000-01-13
- Border on a boat going astern (4) — ABUT 2000-01-13
- Unhappy to rest, am swimming with the current (10) — DOWNSTREAM 2000-01-13
- Gallic husband starts getting old - a bloomer! (6,8) — FRENCHMARIGOLD 2000-01-13
- Work with very large amounts of animals (8) — OPOSSUMS 2000-01-13
- Stops taking Lofty on board (6) — STALLS 2000-01-13
- Clap first person to beat disability (8) — HANDICAP 2000-01-13
- In France I become a member of a religious order (6) — JESUIT 2000-01-13
- This island's deity (4) — ISIS 2000-01-12
- Kansas City bypass (5) — DODGE 2000-01-12
- Strap in leaving nothing loose (5) — THONG 2000-01-12
- Coin once in circulation turning wheels, we hear (7) — MILREIS 2000-01-12
- Make fast stroke raising bar (7) — TAPROOM 2000-01-12
- Woman's copper - thin and mighty (9) — HERCULEAN 2000-01-12
- Uplifting isle (9) — ASCENSION 2000-01-12
- It could finish off a redcoat (5-5) — PAINTBRUSH 2000-01-12
- The foreign material raised around peak of voting (9) — ELECTORAL 2000-01-12
- Under nine at half-term (5) — NEATH 2000-01-12
- He's self-centred in cloak (4) — HIDE 2000-01-12
- So-called lion-man unmasked (7) — NOMINAL 2000-01-12
- Another Lettish national emblem (7) — THISTLE 2000-01-12
- Area circling about vessel's retreat (10) — REGRESSION 2000-01-12
- Stick with her on parade? (9) — MAJORETTE 2000-01-12
- Spar with one out of enthusiasm (5) — SPRIT 2000-01-12
- Caught in flying machine's accident (9) — MISCHANCE 2000-01-12
- Drink, say, swallowed by star turn (5) — NEGUS 2000-01-12
- Reverse of a happy conclusion (2-3) — UPEND 2000-01-12
- Fetters sound pottery (9) — IRONSTONE 2000-01-12
- Charmed Bee - oh, you and 'e are heard to do so (10) — SPELLBOUND 2000-01-12
- Food for bats (4) — NUTS 2000-01-12
- Cross is metre longer, roughly (7) — MONGREL 2000-01-12
- Smoke of revolutionary origin (7) — CHEROOT 2000-01-12
- Hide European in foam (7) — LEATHER 2000-01-12
- She'll miss a sitter? (7) — ARTISTE 2000-01-12
- Close-knit, thus (4) — SHUT 2000-01-12
- Trapped in Italian city bearing plant oil (10) — TURPENTINE 2000-01-12
- Time out keeps communicators present (9) — IMMEDIATE 2000-01-12
- Concerning dance put in new arrangement (5) — REJIG 2000-01-12
- Something else's turning point (5) — HINGE 2000-01-12
- Devil about to spoil one do-gooder (9) — SAMARITAN 2000-01-12
- Mind that may move in a certain direction (4) — TEND 2000-01-11
- Withdraw and give up once more (6) — RECEDE 2000-01-11
- Capital entry revealing special gift (6) — TALENT 2000-01-11
- Bears sin in a way for proud Balkan people? (8) — SERBIANS 2000-01-11
- Generally stupid, but frightfully sane about Ireland (8) — ANSERINE 2000-01-11
- Fresh start when charlady works overtime? (5,5) — CLEANSLATE 2000-01-11
- Academic bard out to follow island cricketer (3,7) — DONBRADMAN 2000-01-11
- Pot the noble stag to be a dinosaur (6,2,3,4) — BELONGTOTHEPAST 2000-01-11
- Sailor, for example, said to observe traveller (8) — SEAFARER 2000-01-11
- Soft fabric transforming a bare hat (8) — BARATHEA 2000-01-11
- Musical prelude to dish served during dinner (6) — ENTREE 2000-01-11
- Way fire ruined Galsworthy play (6) — STRIFE 2000-01-11
- Writer of a book strumpet found in honeypot (7,8) — ANTHONYTROLLOPE 2000-01-11
- Boxing match - about nothing, however (4) — BOUT 2000-01-11
- Conducted negotiations and supplied free drinks (7) — TREATED 2000-01-11
- Numbers of teams (7) — ELEVENS 2000-01-11
- Remove evidence of part of camera session (5) — ERASE 2000-01-11
- Utterly detest sailor - No. 1 mate, perhaps (9) — ABOMINATE 2000-01-11
- Pirate couple allowed expensive bangle (6,8) — SILVERBRACELET 2000-01-11
- Fixed stake over volcano (4) — ETNA 2000-01-11
- One who sees to it that island, for example, backs king (8) — ARRANGER 2000-01-11
- Beaten by accident: fate indeed! (8) — DEFEATED 2000-01-11
- Be idle when reciting short narrative poems (4) — LAYS 2000-01-11
- It may reveal grounds for drinks on the coach (6,8) — COFFEESTRAINER 2000-01-11
- Sailor - one who wrote letters about train crash (9) — TARPAULIN 2000-01-11
- Total put in circulation (5) — UTTER 2000-01-11
- In which VIP may be put to sleep with top British journalist (4,3) — BESTBED 2000-01-11
- Club that is metal-headed (7) — BRASSIE 2000-01-11
- Remaining calm (5) — STILL 2000-01-10
- Beyond redemption? What rotten luck! (3,3) — TOOBAD 2000-01-10
- Counts it as price for one article (4,4) — UNITCOST 2000-01-10
- Literary props (4-4) — BOOKENDS 2000-01-10
- Overeaters may have one; Alexander didn't! (5,4) — SPARETYRE 2000-01-10
- As far as it goes in a way (3,3,2,3,4) — THEENDOFTHEROAD 2000-01-10
- Sour sort of critic (6) — CITRIC 2000-01-10
- She and men get involved and become engaged (6) — ENMESH 2000-01-10
- Frisky South African clique? (8) — CAPERING 2000-01-10
- One who falls for a star actor (5,3) — STUNTMAN 2000-01-10
- Vessel for plain sailing, we hear (8,7) — AIRCRAFTCARRIER 2000-01-10
- Part of Spain and America inter alia (9) — ANDALUSIA 2000-01-10
- One may slip and fall into it (5) — ERROR 2000-01-10
- He lures one into the new centre (7) — ENTICER 2000-01-10
- Turn to riots to get food (7) — RISOTTO 2000-01-10
- Descriptive of hung meat? (4) — HIGH 2000-01-10
- One may be lost in it (10) — ADMIRATION 2000-01-10
- English poem with bright start and unusually woeful end (7) — BEOWULF 2000-01-10
- It brings a guy down to earth (4,3) — TENTPEG 2000-01-10
- Prudish when drunk spiked the drink (5-5) — TIGHTLACED 2000-01-10
- They may hold one in affection (4) — ARMS 2000-01-10
- Many on guard in hollow (7) — CONCAVE 2000-01-10
- Flower head of hydrangea comes from Ireland (5) — IRISH 2000-01-10
- Where the seas are high, generally (2,3,4) — INTHEMAIN 2000-01-10
- The pen of Zeus? (4) — LEDA 2000-01-08
- Sorry, can't lunch! Miss her lift, did she? (4) — OTIS 2000-01-08
- Dry and smooth, I see (6) — IRONIC 2000-01-08
- She was a devil to heretics, but an angel to Columbus (8) — ISABELLA 2000-01-08
- Sound making some Scots turn primitive (8) — CLANGOUR 2000-01-08
- Subsidence sighted from the crow's-nest? (8) — LANDFALL 2000-01-08