The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 12th September 2001

There are 17 across clues and 13 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 12th September 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Record snub
AAcross 1:	Record snub
AAcross 5:	Moth getting by without extreme poverty
AAcross 10:	Concerning wild oats	ASTO
AAcross 11:	Tudor drink
AAcross 12:	Dogfish on film
AAcross 13:	Rolled gold ware of inferior quality
AAcross 14:	Priest, perhaps, making well-known person fulminate
AAcross 16:	Insulting language from American imprisoned by Lincoln
AAcross 17:	Coal remaining at the end of three months
AAcross 19:	Almost 50% treasure birds
AAcross 23:	Scale for winds in the open air
AAcross 24:	Preserve the end of past prestige
AAcross 26:	Saucy book planted before man of brass	HERBALPERT
AAcross 27:	Clothes worn back-to-front for game
AAcross 28:	Odysseus's first demand - to hold you once like a Cyclops
AAcross 29:	Cell material in heart of young Rudge	BARNABY
DDown 2:	Steal the limelight from the coach to London
DDown 3:	The medicine goes down
DDown 4:	Composer crossing street to see lexicographer
DDown 6:	Supplies the same in every way?
DDown 7:	Adhesive setting for tooth and tongue
DDown 8:	Screen left out round solderer
DDown 9:	Group playing north or south lost Elgin marbles, perhaps	ROLLINGSTONES
DDown 15:	River and seafood the French found atrocious
DDown 18:	Scottish promontory with a German plant
DDown 20:	Biscuit loaded with leaves?	RICHTEA
DDown 21:	We blame knitter for small woolly jumper	EWELAMB
DDown 22:	Yseult's other name is Old English
DDown 25:	Murderer outside second-class compartment