The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 14th September 2001

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

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Blinking hooter is hard to find!
AAcross 4:	Inside stone front door it rattled
AAcross 9:	Queen holds medal found in fireplace
AAcross 10:	Companion wants cool tea, stirred and sweet
AAcross 11:	Copper put "rain ruined start of play"	CURTAINUP
AAcross 12:	Talked of using pole to dig with
AAcross 13:	Armed when going to a funeral?
AAcross 17:	Glue with scent is upsetting tiny pets	STICKINSECTS
AAcross 20:	An unmarried mother is different
AAcross 21:	Where you'll find trees scattered round frozen water
AAcross 23:	Politician follows everyone into backstreet to see invention	TALLSTORY
AAcross 24:	Giant thing in bronze
AAcross 25:	One painting lines with great skill
AAcross 26:	One advising one to leave the Spanish capital when rejected
DDown 1:	Beat vicar and ring up, getting firm with me
DDown 2:	Timber supplier wanted chimney to have a light in
DDown 3:	Country's uplifting tunes about the Fourth of July
DDown 5:	Waving toy dog, I get people inside - which helps sales!	GOODPUBLICITY
DDown 6:	Lots of you, once on beaches
DDown 7:	If a drink's wanted, there''s bags in this
DDown 8:	Declines to go with the foreign lorry driver
DDown 10:	Time for prayer for church dignitary, one time outside California
DDown 14:	Nothing goes on in their camps
DDown 15:	Elated, but still after church backing
DDown 16:	Field behind East Street is cut off
DDown 18:	Stands in for Jethro straight away
DDown 19:	Holiday accommodation hired after tea
DDown 22:	About ten engineers turned to go in