The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 28th March 2001

There are 12 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 28th March 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 4:	Stunt, perhaps, during parade for motorists
AAcross 6:	Like 17 and 22, an old boat for an airborne elite
AAcross 9:	Part of body with bone on the same row
AAcross 10:	Poke fun at beloved Parisian ornithologist
AAcross 11:	Lease up, bank gets involved, as can't be told
AAcross 15:	Second insult is incomplete, but you get the flavour
AAcross 17:	Touching 22 is the owner of Harry, some say ...
AAcross 18:	... which contains the £1,000 container that ...
AAcross 22:	... contains a flower with a beetle on it
AAcross 23:	Typically leaning to the right
AAcross 24:	Master ingesting a toxic gas had the hand of God to help him	MARADONA
AAcross 25:	Hot stuff here? Cold stuff covers the West
DDown 1:	See 12
DDown 2:	Stop shaving and take up female dress - outside line to Lincoln	GROWABEARD
DDown 3:	Argentinian girl has a row with Araucaria	GALTIERI
DDown 4:	It's hell, chaps, do you hear? Pretend you're someone else
DDown 5:	Long stop Craig coming in suffers at heart
DDown 7:	Like this little house in London?
DDown 8:	Angry that love is upset
DDown 12:	Forth's second, once first, with stock round in card-game	KINCARDINE
DDown 13:	Serious injury to love-child - love would shortly come into it	BODYBLOW
DDown 14:	Panelling for cart that attracts tax
DDown 16:	Old-fashioned in fashion in fashion business?
DDown 19:	Covering for a wheel covering, so to speak
DDown 20:	No relation to shellfish: it's a trick
DDown 21:	Distinctly not parts of Blue Peter?