The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Monday, 25th June 2001

There are 27 across clues and 29 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Monday, 25th June 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 7:	Poison scare in disaster
AAcross 8:	The French are after refreshing quiet drink
AAcross 9:	Noisy performance given daily — one with some variation
AAcross 10:	Lack of warmth with Ulster tribe of old	ICENI
AAcross 10:	Consecrate into an order
AAcross 11:	Sprinter fails to start is state religious establishment
AAcross 11:	Found on a ship aft, perhaps, and fragile
AAcross 12:	Writer whose first name Cockney finds exceeding difficult to pronounce
AAcross 12:	It is small, yet strangely irritating to the eye
AAcross 13:	Many a bird is a thrush
AAcross 13:	Jeopardize settlement
AAcross 14:	Season to study ten-cent book
AAcross 14:	Preliminary plan for training harbour guides?	PILOTSCHEME
AAcross 16:	Obstacle to commission — a rise, less a/c sent in error
AAcross 19:	Leading director, keen and economical	DAVIDLEAN
AAcross 19:	Threatened badger quarters
AAcross 21:	Having planted seed, therefore had to get married
AAcross 22:	Slow part of service?
AAcross 22:	Reputation is something we all have
AAcross 23:	Man in service used to bore at length about nothing
AAcross 23:	Nothing more than a captaincy for a Royal Marine
AAcross 24:	Heart-throb turns up at college
AAcross 24:	Is in its rightful place among Latin phrases
AAcross 25:	Forward to study manure
AAcross 25:	Forward to study manure
AAcross 25:	Spring adjusted and firmly fixed
AAcross 26:	Wound to striking pitch?	KEYEDUP
DDown 1:	Saved what does come in for recycling
DDown 1:	Stop for Jack to revive
DDown 2:	A number of Romans in sexual revelry
DDown 2:	Disease of more than one fruit, we hear
DDown 3:	Sundry loons, for example
DDown 3:	It's a sign language, of course
DDown 4:	Victory comes in time for Sir Humphrey
DDown 4:	Embark on an explanation
DDown 5:	Betsy and her charge — unfortunately insane
DDown 5:	What one may give a quid for - drink for enough people
DDown 6:	The Grauniad's road race?
DDown 6:	Oval 45-inch mince pies
DDown 7:	Decrepit Kentish river?
DDown 8:	Pottery from Birmingham
DDown 9:	Spread into a moist spray
DDown 14:	Needlework given as complement to Queen
DDown 15:	Not quite the last word in hair fashion
DDown 15:	The place for a deep sleep?	OCEANBED
DDown 16:	One in church?
DDown 17:	Traditionalist Jew to quote in certain quarters
DDown 17:	A number swindled - that's dishonest
DDown 18:	Inventor unused to officer and other ranks	NEWCOMEN
DDown 18:	He's not paid for taking a friend over the old city
DDown 20:	In depraved situation Jack's likely to succeed …
DDown 20:	Politician caught by cunning habit of a nun
DDown 21:	… and cast out drink
DDown 21:	Is included amongst those who are against rackets
DDown 22:	College servant supply some of the means to get plastered
DDown 23:	Attraction of the lottery