Guardian Crossword Clues
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- Carriage boy (8) — CLARENCE 1999-06-28
- Prompt payments may be what archaeologists are looking for (5,10) — EARLYSETTLEMENT 1999-06-28
- Critics about to join members of the audience (9) — REVIEWERS 1999-06-28
- Lois becomes a medium (4) — OILS 1999-06-28
- Broken boot-tree found in the garden (8) — BEETROOT 1999-06-28
- Nevertheless, netting first and last service (8) — EVENSONG 1999-06-28
- They are fast replacing buttons (4) — ZIPS 1999-06-28
- Always faithful? (8) — CONSTANT 1999-06-28
- Shellfish on edge (8) — ESCALLOP 1999-06-28
- One outside hospital may need treatment (4) — ACHE 1999-06-28
- They aren't charged, but make the most noise (5,7) — EMPTYVESSELS 1999-06-28
- Put in on without being told? (6) — ASSUME 1999-06-28
- Its users have no need to take flight to reveal confusion (8) — ELEVATOR 1999-06-28
- Intrude by chance or mistake (8) — ENCROACH 1999-06-28
- Stage directors in groups (6) — BOARDS 1999-06-28
- Poem about the cinema (5) — ODEON 1999-06-26
- Premium bond-style comedian? (5,4) — ERNIE 1999-06-26
- Wine for a writer in the churchyard (6) — GRAVES 1999-06-26
- Cautions for a Navy pilot's achievement going around (8) — WARNINGS 1999-06-26
- Being among Euro-economists, "I is for one, V is five, _____" (9) — EXISTENCE 1999-06-26
- Take cover from sun's heat here (9) — UNSHEATHE 1999-06-26
- (11) — FROMTHEDOOR 1999-06-26
- Drunken toper took helmet of hook to get 23 (4,3,4,4,3,4) — KEEPTHEWOLF 1999-06-26
- Producers of music paper, by the sound of it (5) — CHOIR 1999-06-26
- Criticise a large 12 for greed (8) — RAPACITY 1999-06-26
- Single chariman ate beginning of grub to its end (5) — IMAGO 1999-06-26
- Simple addition in the cinema (4,5) — EASYRIDER 1999-06-26
- Take in the meaning? (6) — IMPORT 1999-06-26
- Achieve the highest place, a new peak, in a high building (4,5) — TAKEPOWER 1999-06-26
- . . . cooked eats for the Queen (6) — EASTER 1999-06-26
- Add salt to salt, lad for such as . . . (6) — SEASON 1999-06-26
- Modern composer or misspelt veteran (the one in the pub?) (7) — TAVENER 1999-06-26
- Indefinite number held by fellow engaged in economics (7) — FINANCE 1999-06-26
- Simple addition of a date: three small numbers were wrong (3,3,3,3,3) — ONEANDONEARETWO 1999-06-26
- See 21 (4) — WISE 1999-06-26
- Get 23 for the Listener: backing can suffer from neglect (4,1,5) — EARNACRUST 1999-06-26
- Publicity for mere mortals takes time and acclimatisation (10) — ADJUSTMENT 1999-06-26
- Place that won't change? (4) — TOWN 1999-06-26
- Ruler (Conservative) with £1 note to work for piano and orchestra (7,8) — EMPERORCONCERTO 1999-06-26
- Sanction a covering for two pianos? (7) — APPROOF 1999-06-26
- Parrots from part of Pakistan in steep reverse (7) — KAKAPOS 1999-06-26
- (6) — ITRICH 1999-06-26
- Stir cooked rice endlessly for Keith to eat and get 23 (6,2,4) — STRIKE 1999-06-26
- Come down and see it, so you'll understand (5) — LIGHT 1999-06-25
- Those I'm addressing - half of them teenagers? (5) — YOUTH 1999-06-25
- I have to see the proprietor (5) — OWNER 1999-06-25
- It should give an impression of accurate timing (9) — DATESTAMP 1999-06-25
- Sort out statements, losing time checking finances (5,4) — MEANSTEST 1999-06-25
- It's played on injury Lewinsky first neglected (9) — HARMONICA 1999-06-25
- In a fine old pickle! (4-9) — WELLPRESERVED 1999-06-25
- Continually vary what you get from butcher for a fiver? (4,3,6) — CHOPANDCHANGE 1999-06-25
- My word! Upper class accepted a Dutch cheese! (5) — GOUDA 1999-06-25
- Downfall almost about to occur - first sign seen outside (9) — RAINSTORM 1999-06-25
- One grinding away with determination over a limited period (5,4) — WATERMILL 1999-06-25
- Accepted having pong surrounding rubbish (5) — HOKUM 1999-06-25
- Sweet-sounding animal (5) — MOOSE 1999-06-25
- The Queen's never used this source of cash (5,4) — ROYALMINT 1999-06-25
- What some athletes had to do to ensure victory? (6,3,4) — BREASTTHETAPE 1999-06-25
- Argued furiously about Pentium's first improvement (7) — UPGRADE 1999-06-25
- Reports from a battle zone, possibly (7) — GUNFIRE 1999-06-25
- One used toplay CDs, depending on 23 down? (5) — LASER 1999-06-25
- Morals you abandoned behaving thus? (9) — AMOROUSLY 1999-06-25
- American uncle's gone back over most of the subject (5) — MATHS 1999-06-25
- So Tom may announce he's 20 inclined? (9) — CATERWAUL 1999-06-25
- Nearly married old lunatic, as one's expecting a packet! (4,5) — MAILORDER 1999-06-25
- Horse sounding not so old, it's said (5) — NEIGH 1999-06-25
- Post contains a break in the clouds (5-4) — MARESTAIL 1999-06-25
- It'll beat having beans, or somesuch (5) — PULSE 1999-06-25
- Get on the right wavelength, about to tease popular leader (7) — TRIBUNE 1999-06-25
- Awfully coy, interrupting journalist making a pile in the field (7) — HAYCOCK 1999-06-25
- How to identify article about Japanese game immediately? (4,3,4,2) — FROMTHEWORDGO 1999-06-25
- Helmsman holding a pet (4) — COAX 1999-06-24
- Open a French parachute (6) — UNPACK 1999-06-24
- Smokes rolled from chopped agarics (6) — CIGARS 1999-06-24
- Pirate company misbehaving at La Scala, perhaps? (8) — OPERATIC 1999-06-24
- One who has grounds for his lack of sagacity? (8) — WISEACRE 1999-06-24
- A hundred losers playing game (8) — LACROSSE 1999-06-24
- Custodian of the penny-royal? (6,2,3,4) — MASTEROFTHEMINT 1999-06-24
- Like an appetizer (6) — RELISH 1999-06-24
- It signals an opening move (8) — DOORBELL 1999-06-24
- Smooth when applied to a leg (6) — LEGATO 1999-06-24
- He is not yet a master of martial arts (8) — BACHELOR 1999-06-24
- Irregular features of Bernice's cheese (4) — BRIE 1999-06-24
- A broken set of unusual pieces way back (8) — ODDMENTS 1999-06-24
- Where classified information is open to alll (6,9) — PUBLICLIBRARIES 1999-06-24
- Somehow RA can dash into colour (9) — CARNATION 1999-06-24
- Nobles who hold court in London venue (5) — EARLS 1999-06-24
- Welcome a Triumph once (7) — ACCLAIM 1999-06-24
- Stir up Roger! Pull yourselves together (7) — REGROUP 1999-06-24
- Crusoe collapsed after run here (10) — RACECOURSE 1999-06-24
- Rich source of oil stopped? (4-3) — WELLOFF 1999-06-24
- Aloof like Gower, say, with three out (7) — INSULAR 1999-06-24
- Wholly bare body (10) — ALTOGETHER 1999-06-24
- Once arranged for cornet (4) — CONE 1999-06-24
- Did it save Berlin from musical plaigarism? (7) — AIRLIFT 1999-06-24
- City doctor with the shuffling kind of walk (7) — LAMBETH 1999-06-24
- The last of the home games (5) — OMEGA 1999-06-24
- Engage in burlesque naked? True! (9) — UNDERTAKE 1999-06-24