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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Friday, 29th April 2005

There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Friday, 29th April 2005. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Opener caught - hubbub at the Tavern?
AAcross 5: Disagreeable resting place for creature at sea?
AAcross 9: Half a signal from the subcontinent
AAcross 10: Ran around to that place and chatted
AAcross 11: Fakes a healthy looking colour to get hugged by boy leaving Spain
AAcross 12: Capital city a short distance to the west
AAcross 14: Foreign city ventures sadly suffering a setback in the morning
AAcross 18: Singer offering endless yuck, Western guy embracing chart successSLIMWHITMAN
AAcross 21: Female friend from Somerset town shedding many pounds externally
AAcross 22: Leaving behind public, a ruler on the right
AAcross 25: Undesirable feature of eg the Sixties once Love disappears?
AAcross 26: 8 providing a recipe for food
AAcross 27: Female ravers send a man almost crazy
AAcross 28: Wine stockist runs out - initially order put back
DDown 1: Secure report of a congregation that's little more than gross?
DDown 2: Town's ancient guy who must have been out of the arkOLDHAM
DDown 3: Beastly male commanded individual to work hard
DDown 4: Counter providing limited supply of Devonshire butter
DDown 5: Dress requiring cash - men go wild
DDown 6: A pitch full of grey dust?
DDown 7: Something pointed - I am able to provide a defence
DDown 8: D-day's arranged without a particular fighting force - bunch little good against Hitler!DADSARMY
DDown 13: Single papa in difficulty? Offer some tips maybe
DDown 15: Once again devises outlet with external controls
DDown 16: Man's trapped bird in high water barrier
DDown 17: Clean out container on top - it's got a needle in it
DDown 19: Pine for a Latin book in the Catholic church
DDown 20: Sort of cousin with name inscribed in stone
DDown 23: The man drinks something alcoholic? The opposite - something watery
DDown 24: Traditional book for bringing English tot up
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