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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 25th February 2003

There are 15 across clues and 18 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 25th February 2003. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 9: Old Queen Gore and Bush perhaps lacking leadership? Then there's a way backALEXANDRA
AAcross 10: 24 across marks an inspiration?
AAcross 11: One advised to look, first rejecting a rejected person
AAcross 12: No seconds for Xmas? Tired? New Year is stuffing!
AAcross 13: 24 across in Waterhouse's "Shalott"?
AAcross 14: 24 across could be described by 15, if bend replaced ring?
AAcross 17: See 22
AAcross 19: Puzzle not about something to catch
AAcross 20: Fragrant preparation starts to offend, really reeking - it stinks!
AAcross 21: During horrible trek, reverse vehicle and trailer
AAcross 22: 24 across, something to catch, to catch, you heard, given success, caught
AAcross 24: As such, this will pass, according to Spooner
AAcross 26: One won't break, completely?INTWO
AAcross 28: See 1
AAcross 29: 24 across's doctor operatingORANGETIP
DDown 1: 24 across, one reputed to have ears on the forehead and end of chin
DDown 2: New capital embraces quiet, ancient city
DDown 3: 24 across with two showy strips
DDown 4: It's indeed amended
DDown 5: Reds heading off to be involved in their planet?MARXISTS
DDown 6: Drug put Conservative in relief
DDown 7: Vulgar, naughty boy, one fondling when topless
DDown 8: See 13 across
DDown 13: Bird given something to take for sex appeal
DDown 15: Dire, boring roundabout in gorgeous Shrosphire townIRONBRIDGE
DDown 16: Tea 8 offering, maybe, caviare is promoted internallyROSIE
DDown 18: Single? Then I cannot, when working, rest
DDown 19: A judge wearing shoe without socks
DDown 22: Islands, which _____ went, reportedly?
DDown 23: Sharp taste rolled around centre of mouth
DDown 24: Sponge cake elephant's picked up by the ears
DDown 25: Italian hothead upsetting Italian creator of inferno, blowing top
DDown 27: Nothing works - no use - sorry!
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