The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 21st August 2003

There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 21st August 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 9:	Catamaran initially in the dock, one lost to noted female?
AAcross 10:	Lass, like this clue, n end f rpe?
AAcross 11:	Lodging in poor road, I will abandon rich pickings here?
AAcross 12:	Careful procedure the last resort?
AAcross 13:	Suitable place in which to see Armani - Chelsea?
AAcross 14:	Slow to find the garlic devilish?
AAcross 16:	Flower, one I'm preserving in a pickle
AAcross 19:	Man with giant strawberry on his head eats fruit - well I never!
AAcross 21:	Build a lead in tennis?
AAcross 21:	Build a lead in tennis?
AAcross 22:	Virgin man in a pickle, model having fled	BRANSON
AAcross 23:	African flower lasts without endless resin for one
AAcross 24:	Instrument would sound high, if cold were hot
AAcross 25:	From navel fluff bacilli, after little hesitation
DDown 1:	Composer's chosen movement by composer
DDown 2:	Not good conditions for driving in relation to this from of transport?
DDown 3:	Box contains English make
DDown 4:	Trotter for the most part raised showed signs of laceration
DDown 5:	Edges of very rusty pot replaced upside down
DDown 6:	Type of deodorant that's scarce, making a comeback in nudism perhaps, is outlawed
DDown 7:	Diversion lifted for relief by the way?
DDown 8:	Feature of Orson Welles's ethic, a substitute for "The Third Man"
DDown 14:	Resembling a pulse, like a glow-worm, say, trapped
DDown 15:	To make cheese, how do you milk a Welsh hedgehog?	CAERPHILLY
DDown 17:	Sick crossword compilers charged something for the deception
DDown 18:	Travel farther than, where abroad, the car's broken down
DDown 20:	How dare you deposit a pound in bank!
DDown 21:	Exemplification is small enough
DDown 22:	US car, one abandoned, ridiculously cheap for an American?
DDown 23:	Squeeze bullock to get bovine out of the middle