The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 6th November 2001 There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 6th November 2001. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Green turnover, the sweet of Napoleon's exile?DUPABLEAAcross 5: One getting the time from a record labelEPITHETAAcross 9: Cricket's great hit created pain: so why was he run out? (See 14 down)WHENYOUWISHUPONAAcross 10: See 9ASTARAAcross 11: Petronius's book of the day: "I cry no tears"SATYRICONAAcross 12: They are feeble with many more eccentric hesitationsDODDERERSAAcross 14: Spokespersons, at day's end, are not like underwriters!PROSYAAcross 15: Take one good mind setRIGIDAAcross 16: Compounds run in when in seed cultivationARSENIDESAAcross 18: Characteristic trait disturbing, but ultimately docileATTRIBUTEAAcross 21: Transport circuit in which one's invested capitalCAIROAAcross 22: Committing no criminal act. Ah, to be a republican!ANTIMONARCHICALAAcross 23: Delays return of sewer rat we abandoned for oneTARRIESAAcross 24: Kitty's in Kent, right? Is one getting the wind up?SPOOLERDDown 1: He composed for the lute in D: plus "The _____ the Pussy Cat"DOWLANDDDown 2: One using a blind pig's trotter (I 'ad one fricasseed)PRESTIDIGITATORDDown 3: Spooner an admirer of Sandy Wilson was he?BOYFRIENDDDown 4: Caligula's horseplay?EQUUSDDown 5: Spite re-engendered when one's discharge is thus preventedEPISTASISDDown 6: Hellenic horseman's heavenly humourICHORDDown 7: Like the Guardian's diarist, harpy had colonic disorderHYPOCHONDRIACALDDown 8: Lawrence Sikes's frail occupationTENANCYDDown 13: Such purgatives use "Vacant" indicatorsEVACUANTSDDown 14: Cricket's charge is constant: no blasted choice out East (See 9,10 across)PINOCCHIODDown 15: Make a further modification to confit, as it were?READAPTDDown 17: Hot rod accessory? One might spare the rodSPOILERDDown 19: The feet of William BirkettIAMBIDDown 20: Get wind, say, of the "Solvers'' Guardian"EURUS