The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Monday, 16th April 2001

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Monday, 16th April 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Confines a lot with a little
AAcross 4:	Near-brown tan cow
AAcross 8:	(and 2 down) Traditional fare making us fit? H-hell! Bulk grease 'n' fats	THEFULLENGLISH
AAcross 10:	So thin he'll rip
AAcross 11:	Some part in "A Doll's House" backed some part in "Peer Gynt"	ANITRA
AAcross 12:	With a tongue of silver or gold in a tailspin
AAcross 15:	Primitive ode compiled to nettle-rash
AAcross 17:	Name a chess champion from around Pietermaritzburg
AAcross 18:	Put out rings when backing a horse
AAcross 19:	Toothsome cloisonn*
AAcross 21:	Nothing I don't do for treatment of teeth
AAcross 24:	What one's good cause seeks? Try gelt found in distribution	LOTTERYFUNDING
AAcross 25:	Unpolished silver on staff detail
AAcross 26:	Paul's pen-pal getting his oats, say?
DDown 1:	PMT, say? This might ease the pangs
DDown 2:	See 8
DDown 3:	Grecian urn's beauty
DDown 4:	One backing the Russian folk
DDown 5:	Flower of Normandy or Northumberland	ORNE
DDown 6:	Fluent in double-talk?
DDown 7:	A fool and (on dit) his money?
DDown 9:	Foundation of 8 2 dresses Conan Doyle initially, say, in trousers
DDown 13:	Shell user crawling to lubricate a VW
DDown 14:	If placid, one perhaps could be turned to stone
DDown 16:	One who goes into money possibly comes into it!
DDown 20:	Together with a name in the register
DDown 22:	Music from the Muses?
DDown 23:	Revolutionary from the wrong uprising