Guardian Crossword Clues
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- A jolly old fellow from the final showdown (10) — ARMAGEDDON 2000-01-08
- Tickle with this make-up? (4) — SLAP 2000-01-08
- London landmark found with ruler and map (4) — EROS 2000-01-08
- Journalist's aid to be slumped in a corner (8) — NOTEBOOK 2000-01-08
- See 10 Across (8) — SALESMAN 2000-01-08
- New saint might be supported by the Church, say (8) — INSTANCE 2000-01-08
- Harmful? Left iceman melting (10) — MALEFICENT 2000-01-08
- Father Fitzgerald getting panned in Pamplona? (6) — PAELLA 2000-01-08
- Setter's sick at heart with King Arthur (6) — MILLER 2000-01-08
- Entire and high in Jerusalem (8) — STALLION 2000-01-08
- Something of Bloody Mary's mother, seen in toto (6) — TOMATO 2000-01-08
- Condition induced mainly by pressure of work? (3,5) — THEBENDS 2000-01-08
- Hitting snag, dishing dirt, coming to a bad end - feeling worried? (5-6) — ANGSTRIDDEN 2000-01-08
- Observe sphere of confrontation? (7) — EYEBALL 2000-01-08
- What Democritus propounded, Plato mismanaged somewhat (7) — ATOMISM 2000-01-08
- Sat in a bar with a book; or perhaps Sunday's Observer (11) — SABBATARIAN 2000-01-08
- Journey's End restaged for 25's traveller? (5,2,1,8) — DEATHOFA 2000-01-08
- How would bumptious Johnny come to be left at sea, say? (6) — LATELY 2000-01-08
- See 4 (8) — PAINTERS 2000-01-08
- Hobbyists who sit 'n' pray and use forms (6,8) — SUNDAY 2000-01-08
- Talk of one passing tongue over alcohol (6) — LIQUOR 2000-01-07
- Boy fights ape, beaten at 1961 invasion site (3,3,2,4) — THEBAY 2000-01-07
- Smoker's aid should be missing round hospital (3-4) — ASHTRAY 2000-01-07
- Acropolis in deltaic form (7) — CITADEL 2000-01-07
- Oscar winner with very brief acceptance speech grabbing award (3,5) — TOMHANKS 2000-01-07
- One offers fine shots, providing hope for glamorous leader in tabloid (5,3) — SPRAYGUN 2000-01-07
- Soldier on board game given credit on board - spiffing! (5,6,6) — JOLLYHOCKEY 2000-01-07
- Do teach about part of an electrolytic cell (7) — CATHODE 2000-01-07
- See 20 (6) — OFPIGS 2000-01-07
- When tailored, are two of these items required? (8) — FOOTWEAR 2000-01-07
- See 9 (6) — STICKS 2000-01-07
- Turn up one's nose at bridge game for children with 3, repeatedly (4-4) — POOHPOOH 2000-01-07
- Skip overturned on your old grass (7) — TIMOTHY 2000-01-07
- ...or hair on chin (7) — LOCKJAW 2000-01-07
- Complaint brings fat back around belt ... (7) — TETANUS 2000-01-07
- A couple of pints put on the last stone (6) — QUARTZ 2000-01-07
- Bird keeps maiden name with reference to novel (4,4) — JANEEYRE 2000-01-07
- Don't hit a girl (4) — MISS 2000-01-07
- This mixed test 99 entered is well chronicled (10) — HISTORICAL 2000-01-07
- Toxic substance applied, perhaps, to oxygen and hydrogen compounds (11) — PHOSPHORATE 2000-01-07
- A meaty cut for Olympian team finishing second? (10) — SILVERSIDE 2000-01-07
- Single item of 4, say? Hop it! (4) — SHOO 2000-01-07
- Complete opposite of "left in", reversed (8) — OUTRIGHT 2000-01-07
- Architectural style acquired spasms, not trophies (6) — GOTHIC 2000-01-07
- Epitome of voracity, the sheep element (7) — WOLFRAM 2000-01-07
- Central American costa eats too much cheese (7) — RICOTTA 2000-01-07
- Celebrated man is all but a tyrant (4) — HERO 2000-01-06
- Lustre on a lady (6) — SHEENA 2000-01-06
- The French fabric for covering cold window (6) — LANCET 2000-01-06
- Street jewellery - pearls and more pearls? (7) — STRINGS 2000-01-06
- Agreement a letter changed for one of the lessees (2-6) — COTENANT 2000-01-06
- The first words from 24 down for the shrub? (8) — OLEANDER 2000-01-06
- In icy cavern Eddie explodes bomb (10,6) — INCENDIARY 2000-01-06
- Grass shoots up? That's grass for you (6) — MARRAM 2000-01-06
- Lift a table in the restaurant (4,6) — DUMBWAITER 2000-01-06
- More attractive invitation - that is received by both sides (8) — COMELIER 2000-01-06
- The old-fashioned you, in humour lacking (7) — WITHOUT 2000-01-06
- Prolonged trouble when the man grabs lass naughtily (6) — HASSLE 2000-01-06
- Check support (4) — STEM 2000-01-06
- See 24 across (8) — SABOTEUR 2000-01-06
- Corruption with criminal bunch ne'er reforming (8) — GANGRENE 2000-01-06
- Command issued in successive notes to tribe (6) — DECREE 2000-01-06
- One wanting to protect a vixen could be nuts about her (4,8) — HUNT 2000-01-06
- Succession of individuals providing documentation on a country? (6,4) — INDIANFILE 2000-01-06
- Supernatural being disturbed priest (6) — SPRITE 2000-01-06
- Mournful-sounding bloke is behind the scheme (8) — PLANGENT 2000-01-06
- Performer (Eastern) about to ensnare one with obscene stuff (7) — EROTICA 2000-01-06
- University official favouring Conservative to the Right (7) — PROCTOR 2000-01-06
- Indignant, but better prepared for war? (2,2,4) — UPINARMS 2000-01-06
- See 13 (6) — DEVICE 2000-01-06
- One composer chosen for new orchestration ahead of another (10) — SCHOENBERG 2000-01-06
- Ruin brings the reverse of humour (4) — DOOM 2000-01-06
- A viewer's jolly when the leader's taken off (6) — OCULAR 2000-01-06
- Beef and butter dunked in gently sparkling wine (8) — PASTRAMI 2000-01-06
- Dog chewed cigar, having got nothing for one (5) — CORGI 2000-01-05
- Upset tables are not easily upset (6) — STABLE 2000-01-05
- Religious teaching many found in head (of Church) (7) — PRIMATE 2000-01-05
- Dogged? (7) — HOUNDED 2000-01-05
- Cautionary cry in Somerset (7) — WATCHET 2000-01-05
- A number in Kent town find parking turns on a magic device (9) — PENTAGRAM 2000-01-05
- Dig up frisky steed without prejudice (13) — DISINTERESTED 2000-01-05
- Currently a scholar at Magdalen, or other place of learning (7) — ACADEMY 2000-01-05
- Strangely under and over time, which is superfluous (9) — REDUNDANT 2000-01-05
- Vigorous frolic in jerks to strict time (6) — PROMPT 2000-01-05
- Model priest - false prophet, of course (7) — TIPSTER 2000-01-05
- He wears a hat, which is reasonable (5) — CHEAP 2000-01-05
- Engineer cryptic clues one doesn't want to be seen (7) — RECLUSE 2000-01-05
- A dunderhead in place of intelligence (6) — ADVICE 2000-01-05
- Doctor in row over possible deal (6) — TIMBER 2000-01-05
- The way to take in the broadest spectrum (4) — ROAD 2000-01-05
- Brea (10) — SHORTBREAD 2000-01-05
- Old city feature may be seen in the gutter (6) — URCHIN 2000-01-05
- Sat Latin translation in a lost realm of fancy (8) — ATLANTIS 2000-01-05
- The chief has Jag - early model (9) — ARCHETYPE 2000-01-05
- Habit won't let one drop the apostrophe (4) — WONT 2000-01-05
- This has cut smoking (4) — NAVY 2000-01-05
- Like Dan Dare, steep tumble down (9) — DESPERATE 2000-01-05
- Threatened to have done with the devil (8) — IMPENDED 2000-01-05
- Place for the preacher - and what he can do with his sermon! (6) — PULPIT 2000-01-05
- Stiffly formal, or laid back from the start (10) — PRIMORDIAL 2000-01-05