Guardian Crossword Clues
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- What elephants don't have, strangely, is a name (7) — AMNESIA 1999-11-20
- Winds enveloping the island cause many, many harsh words (7) — TIRADES 1999-11-20
- See 1 (5) — MARCH 1999-11-20
- Girls once 'ad dollies when upset (9) — OLDLADIES 1999-11-20
- See 17 (10) — TOTHEWHEEL 1999-11-20
- This strain exemplifies this ology (4) — TAUT 1999-11-20
- American entertainer causes safe-breaker holding tiller to lose his head (5,6) — ETHELMERMAN 1999-11-20
- See 24 (11) — TOTHEPLOUGH 1999-11-20
- Bear a slight 11 to 9? (4) — YOGI 1999-11-20
- Likeness is due to change with the entry of some soldiers (10) — SIMILITUDE 1999-11-20
- Sign of grain on an island (9) — CAPRICORN 1999-11-20
- 'The Wizard', an American periodical? (5) — MAGUS 1999-11-20
- Green activity with one's 17 22, 24 14, and 16 1across (7) — PUTTING 1999-11-20
- Battles in passage a month in advance (7) — FORWARD 1999-11-20
- Bellies up! Bit of rudeness (4) — SMUT 1999-11-19
- Buy such talk? (4) — SHOP 1999-11-19
- Archaic song, loud yet madly out of tune (5) — FYTTE 1999-11-19
- Garden tool Tiger hauled into the Bishop's office, pursued by Bear? Almost! (9) — SECATEURS 1999-11-19
- Two chits - right? - required for the plant (10) — STITCHWORT 1999-11-19
- Old curiosities cross to the New World (10) — VICTORIANA 1999-11-19
- Noisy cry said to be caused by a personality trait (12) — IDIOSYNCRASY 1999-11-19
- At Carthage she saw the sights for nothing (4) — DIDO 1999-11-19
- Curse that's old hat, possibly (4) — OATH 1999-11-19
- Meeting place with offer of food and lodging (9) — BOARDROOM 1999-11-19
- Free upstanding girl: two students have turned clumsily around (12) — UNTRAMMELLED 1999-11-19
- Slater turned up, having been fired again (5) — RELIT 1999-11-19
- Fabulous thornbird holds key to Shropshire town (10) — BRIDGNORTH 1999-11-19
- Reportedly bright criminal devised means of support (10) — LIVELIHOOD 1999-11-19
- Mechanical writing found to be lacking in diversity (8) — TYPECAST 1999-11-19
- Remains of drug in fertilizer (6) — POTASH 1999-11-19
- Small insect, one in a pudding in Chile (8) — SANTIAGO 1999-11-19
- Pander to wit (6) — HUMOUR 1999-11-19
- Fetch Ron the rum after that (11) — THENCEFORTH 1999-11-19
- Alien following cat around with hymnal music (5) — MOTET 1999-11-19
- Measure topless girl by sight (9) — OPTICALLY 1999-11-19
- My love, for the record, is starting training as a muscleman (9) — MYOLOGIST 1999-11-19
- Catches the blows (5) — HOOKS 1999-11-19
- Dexter changing sides develops a delicate touch (5-6) — LIGHTHANDED 1999-11-19
- Stuck with "History Man" (6) — PASTED 1999-11-19
- Five small English bays suitable for tiny vessels (8) — VEINLETS 1999-11-19
- Jack on the way to distant climes? (6) — ABROAD 1999-11-19
- Plant with a sting stuck in the chimney (8) — LABURNUM 1999-11-19
- Discharge ambassador in peculiar circumstances (5) — RHEUM 1999-11-18
- China animal given fodder (6) — CATHAY 1999-11-18
- Best thing to do to the Titanic when thereÕs an orchestra playing (7) — ABANDON 1999-11-18
- Decline to eliminate odour? (7) — DESCENT 1999-11-18
- Casual dress in the turret, maybe (4,3) — TANKTOP 1999-11-18
- Make declaration, I say, before church (9) — PRONOUNCE 1999-11-18
- Touring Greece, perhaps, oneÕs purchases include real estate (6,7) — ISLANDHOPPING 1999-11-18
- Germ-free secret agents up for apprehending part of tribe (7) — ASEPTIC 1999-11-18
- The man to make adjustments receives greeting from the fitter (9) — HEALTHIER 1999-11-18
- Philby infiltrates one of his ilk, supplying inadequate cover (6) — SKIMPY 1999-11-18
- Make allusion about popular distiller (7) — REFINER 1999-11-18
- Show indifference by being quiet on the mat (5) — SHRUG 1999-11-18
- Pickets in silhouette? (7) — OUTLINE 1999-11-18
- Semi-staged, "The Talking Bird" requires staying power (7) — STAMINA 1999-11-18
- BirdÕs better suited to Cartesian co-ordinates (7) — APTERYX 1999-11-18
- Headless donkey in the vortex (4) — EDDY 1999-11-18
- Five wanting the evensong transposed to a sacred site (10) — STONEHENGE 1999-11-18
- Feature of middle age or newspaper (6) — SPREAD 1999-11-18
- Middle bit of Yorkshire-manÕs fish tail? (8) — ENDOCARP 1999-11-18
- Cleaner copies including past papers (4,5) — COLDCREAM 1999-11-18
- It gives edge to drinks round (5) — STROP 1999-11-18
- Look hurt when cold drink goes round (5) — WINCE 1999-11-18
- Wild Man of the East in the gallery chasing some Parisian (9) — DESPERADO 1999-11-18
- A couple get put through and cut off (8) — AMPUTATE 1999-11-18
- Classical mantrap thatÕs never been touched (6) — VIRGIN 1999-11-18
- Beats American childrenÕs game in "Three Sisters" (10) — FUSTIGATES 1999-11-18
- Commotion in place of confinement (4) — STIR 1999-11-18
- Old-style exam turned the heat on old-style forfeit (7) — ESCHEAT 1999-11-18
- The trick is to categorise the companion (7) — CONSORT 1999-11-18
- Japanese buyer about a quarter interviewed (4) — SEEN 1999-11-17
- Student first to reach table (4) — LIST 1999-11-17
- Brutal for a short time? Thats up to Capone (6) — ANIMAL 1999-11-17
- Songs about plays in Greek island (8) — CALYPSOS 1999-11-17
- Cheating companion, one taking money (10) — CHISELLING 1999-11-17
- In this area theres a house Bert rebuilt (10) — HEREABOUTS 1999-11-17
- Insincere language invol-ved with insolence (6-2-5) — TONGUEINCHEEK 1999-11-17
- Manage to improve upon lap a minute (10) — MANIPULATE 1999-11-17
- Decide you need time at home when caught in the act? (10) — DETERMINED 1999-11-17
- Pop up and put it in fitting (8) — APPOSITE 1999-11-17
- Rule about GI with gun, trained and acting as a sentry (8,5) — STANDINGGUARD 1999-11-17
- Credit note with tax on is for neckwear (6) — CRAVAT 1999-11-17
- Caution if climbing pole and inexperienced (4) — WARN 1999-11-17
- Bones and leeks cooked by weight (8) — SKELETON 1999-11-17
- The most sensible sink is French (6) — SAGEST 1999-11-17
- Imagine going to dig being fantastic? (9) — DREAMLIKE 1999-11-17
- Can return in American groups (5) — UNITS 1999-11-17
- Sensuous performance, gut reaction to good news? (5,7) — BELLYDANCING 1999-11-17
- Kiss a number, coming back round after that (4) — NEXT 1999-11-17
- Where, on sea-battered point, you get back trouble? (4,6) — EASTANGLIA 1999-11-17
- Running water experiment for use in manufacturing (10) — INDUSTRIAL 1999-11-17
- Some pianoforte chords reverberate (4) — ECHO 1999-11-17
- Somewhere between flights, bar which pilots use? (7,5) — LANDINGSTRIP 1999-11-17
- Spike is to pop back round (5) — PITON 1999-11-17
- Scold great man touring the West End (9) — TERMAGANT 1999-11-17
- Managed to cheat millions by chance (6) — RANDOM 1999-11-17
- Blue swallow found on shed (8) — DOWNCAST 1999-11-17
- Adverse criticism almost to the end of the scale (4) — FLAK 1999-11-16
- Show fear - this is a case for Robin Hood (6) — QUIVER 1999-11-16