The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 16th November 2004

There are 16 across clues and 17 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 16th November 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Opening session of match is the least difficult
AAcross 5:	Deity making Bush drunk after imbibing a small measure
AAcross 9:	Drinks contain nothing that's bitter
AAcross 10:	Iron panel - there's nothing like it
AAcross 11:	Weapon of old bore, we hear
AAcross 12:	Where Poles are said to be in Germany
AAcross 13:	What we put in for a rise, as yet unsettled
AAcross 15:	Your hands could be lacking moisture
AAcross 18:	Set-to with Sex Pistol in a London park	ROTTENROW
AAcross 19:	Gable's Butler	RHETT
AAcross 21:	Rejected girl has a huff - but it's not very heated
AAcross 23:	Within limits, Paphos tried to recreate a reputed visitor
AAcross 25:	Forerunner of the stiff short drinker?
AAcross 26:	Weapon carried by a knight, but not a lot
AAcross 27:	Old item of dress for TT
AAcross 28:	Paper train
DDown 1:	Dribbling on 14, say
DDown 2:	Evangelical in windbreak recording sequence of operations
DDown 2:	Evangelical in windbreak recording sequence of operations
DDown 3:	Conveyance shows back to front support for art
DDown 4:	Tory? Lib? An erratic politician ...
DDown 5:	... one born free by change of Law	BONAR
DDown 6:	Fish and tea seller
DDown 7:	Successful escape requires them to be clean
DDown 8:	Quiet establishment replaced by Guardian and foster father of 5 across
DDown 14:	Dream working in the checkout, a boring task
DDown 16:	American writer may take on English
DDown 17:	Live and die in former conformity
DDown 18:	Pointlessly miserable, threw up
DDown 20:	The girl's turning up amazed old Greek
DDown 22:	Hidden daughter found in foreign country
DDown 23:	Energy shown in art of the vernacular
DDown 24:	Cheek from neat flower