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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 17th September 2002

There are 14 across clues and 15 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 17th September 2002. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 7: Naked celebrities entertaining king and queen
AAcross 9: Actor turned away as the elephant man
AAcross 10: Shakespeare's mistress displays the same unknown quantities
AAcross 11: Conquest finished by Advent
AAcross 12: Jack was sick in jug
AAcross 14: Volcanic rock around volcano - outside inside?
AAcross 15: Old school quadrangle
AAcross 17: King giving order? Right on!OBERON
AAcross 20: He'd put on raincoat with fashionable lining, not handmade
AAcross 22: Perfume for the hair might appear strange on horse
AAcross 23: Queen's radio broadcast, for example, presented by the Foreign Office in Paris
AAcross 24: Sweet jester
AAcross 25: What slimmer wouldn't expect to appraise?
AAcross 26: Drug baron finally getting lorry outside Columbia
DDown 1: Excessive guy getting in outsize furniture
DDown 2: Father always joined in a brawl
DDown 3: Final letter about deer set at nought
DDown 4: Fishing boat goes to fish? Exactly!SMACKDAB
DDown 5: Poet translating myth or saga
DDown 6: Direction in boat that may bear fruit?
DDown 8: Notice saying "Playground Equipment"
DDown 13: Hearing aid? Old haulier's transported
DDown 13: Hearing aid? Old haulier's transported
DDown 16: Churchill managed to move slowly round hospitalRANDOLPH
DDown 18: Personality disorder not initially terribly serious
DDown 19: Puzzling child, as favourite may be
DDown 21: Section of climbing trail up Alps in Italy
DDown 22: Ex-minister entertaining upper-class people with money to spend
DDown 24: What beaters do with game that's put up
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