The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Monday, 16th July 2001

There are 15 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Monday, 16th July 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 8:	Recorder may accept this complicated test case
AAcross 9:	Dress I put on about spring
AAcross 10:	Skilled apprentice in Lincoln
AAcross 11:	Musicians' money belts?	BRASSBANDS
AAcross 12:	A group often described as vicious
AAcross 14:	Idle indication that clock has stopped?
AAcross 15:	Plainly distressed, but retains composure	INTEARS
AAcross 17:	Revolutionary air followed by early motorists
AAcross 20:	Figure of importance in American defence
AAcross 22:	That deserving fellow?
AAcross 23:	A sign of economy afoot
AAcross 23:	A sign of economy afoot
AAcross 24:	Stud manager
AAcross 25:	Perform in pantomime horse, perhaps? That creates interest
AAcross 26:	Someone must have been willing to appoint him
DDown 1:	Welsh river name
DDown 2:	What divides the Church, say, in Ireland, perhaps
DDown 3:	Fast horses
DDown 4:	Fine plan, yet poorly presented
DDown 5:	Dogs race round the cemetery
DDown 6:	One's last chance to take the lot	FINALOFFER
DDown 7:	Toy instrument
DDown 13:	Keep arguing, as Mrs Sprat does
DDown 16:	Immediately cancel, we hear	RIGHTOFF
DDown 18:	Had odd mounting noise from attachment
DDown 19:	I've cut the tips for the salad
DDown 21:	Breaking code, he made a resounding comeback
DDown 22:	Ringmaster?
DDown 24:	Show emotion, seeing spring flower coming up