The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 7th April 2004

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 7th April 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Question for our time? Right! Time to name song at No 1 in the '40s
AAcross 8:	Awkward number not starting exercises
AAcross 9:	Salesman with je ne sais quoi after a month is worn out
AAcross 11:	Electra cast as a tart?
AAcross 12:	Grave old lady half gone on fundraiser
AAcross 13:	Reel of rejected fingerprints
AAcross 15:	Equip with oil power to activate slide, I see
AAcross 17:	Onions first eaten by prince in bed on board
AAcross 20:	Nymph in ironic poster
AAcross 21:	Church keeps lists free from impurities
AAcross 23:	One-night stand with heartless girl points to something that may be catching
AAcross 25:	Disconnected notes coming from old censor following jazzmen about
AAcross 26:	Ignoring every other aim, sing to a friend
AAcross 27:	One has ice cream served for savoury	MACARONICHEESE
DDown 1:	Vital part of fruit production outside model town in Germany
DDown 2:	The Third Man, last of three by tree
DDown 3:	Strange tale, relic of old Italian lace
DDown 4:	To follow up with broadcast is a boon
DDown 5:	Hundred thousand taken in after tax, that's characteristic of a smart outfit
DDown 6:	Cold in space, we're told
DDown 7:	Timon, I say, is disposed to hate
DDown 10:	A cabbage, I do need room to view the ever-changing scene
DDown 14:	Many players may be found in the porch, estranged
DDown 16:	Drawing copied on this: note one animal man left out
DDown 18:	It enhances the flavour of duck - a daughter of Lear would have none
DDown 19:	Press soldiers to be upstanding gentlemen in Italy
DDown 22:	Greek character is taken to tea by the scruff of the neck
DDown 24:	Learning about one French river