The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 3rd May 2002 There are 17 across clues and 17 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 3rd May 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All The Guardian Cryptic AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Opening consulting room with minimal intrusionKEYHOLEAAcross 5: See 1SURGERYAAcross 9: There's a hole in sister's thingsNOUNSAAcross 10: Type of claret not finished, having no date attachedCLARENDONAAcross 11: Fair Susan holding love back, being virtuousRIGHTEOUSAAcross 12: It takes a second to split up honest fundsPURSEAAcross 13: The wife's language!DUTCHAAcross 15: Type of service is shortly to be prepared for warUNDER ARMSAAcross 15: Type of service is shortly to be prepared for warUNDERARMSAAcross 18: Type of dress with belt getting smallerSTRAPLESSAAcross 19: Assess university in depressionSUM-UPAAcross 21: Subject to pretty intensive cross-examination initiallyTOPICAAcross 23: Unusually, men go cash for this dressCHEONGSAMAAcross 25: Start unit that's different for opposing monopoliesANTITRUSTAAcross 26: Pipe obtained from branch that is by riverBRIERAAcross 27: Influential group using cookhouse cupboardKITCHENAAcross 28: See 27CABINETDDown 1: Warm wine for the familyKINDREDDDown 2: Child from New Street touching the QueenYOUNGSTERDDown 3: Start to break up a stoneONSETDDown 4: One gets ulcers put right for a poundENCLOSUREDDown 5: Must I drop from the stairs to see them?STARSDDown 6: Sends back statements about former spouseREEXPORTSDDown 7: Senior to exhibit part of red letter upside downELDERDDown 8: Americans travelling in southeast KenyaYANKEESDDown 14: Bound to need whisky for the gameHOPSCOTCHDDown 16: Bad-tempered Syd held up savings scheme on credit nearlyDYSPEPTICDDown 17: Forgiveness concerning a self-imposed dutyREMISSIONDDown 18: Bad bet shatters Harry, which is a disappointmentSET-BACKDDown 18: Bad bet shatters Harry, which is a disappointmentSETBACKDDown 20: A sweet cleaner put up with worryPOMFRETDDown 22: Cat or dog, say, needs it to be small in Montpellier, sayPETITDDown 23: Child has a tea-maker, but where might the milk be?CHURNDDown 24: Not applicable to Geldorf, who's a wealthy personNABOB