The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Tuesday, 18th November 2008

There are 15 across clues and 18 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Tuesday, 18th November 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 9:	Hardly rocket science, underwear lacking rein for adjustment
AAcross 10:	An official guide to seating
AAcross 11:	Bit end of pie/pasty
AAcross 12:	Beowulf-like, enter rocky point above the source of upheaval
AAcross 13:	River circling once fashionable isle	SHEPPEY
AAcross 14:	Level unit releasing large bird of prey
AAcross 17:	Anything put in house, like a teach-yourself guide	HOWTO
AAcross 19:	Recording over gulping duck's "quack"
AAcross 20:	Jolly unpleasant woman has Rex yielding to pressure
AAcross 21:	Given to retirement party almost lacking space
AAcross 22:	Stone artist's classic	STLEGER
AAcross 24:	Perhaps oily street scene trader initially has Superman accessory
AAcross 26:	Tom very low, seeing Buzz in grip of bacterial disease
AAcross 28:	"Dense grass by ditches black!"
AAcross 29:	Early arrival's announcement before start of untitled short musical piece
DDown 1:	Cocaine bagged up - way over the top
DDown 2:	Make love, live to be around 51 - grand!
DDown 3:	Impervious to RAF power ground
DDown 4:	Tending to react to irritating feature in snitch
DDown 5:	Freud-like, say, sit it out in electrical discharge
DDown 6:	Christmas solvers will vociferously change the written word "heavenwards"
DDown 7:	Brandished cape with wave
DDown 8:	Political loyalist gets straight down
DDown 13:	Title: "Henry Enters Bent Over"
DDown 15:	Former wife Henry VIII beheaded: country gives a sigh
DDown 16:	Crossword setter's hen party ending in physical upheaval
DDown 18:	Car cleaning mechanism happened to be hot with current applied to power energy
DDown 19:	When forced, admit harbouring man by a coastal strip of land
DDown 22:	Rather drippy, grabbing top of ledge, ready to drop off
DDown 23:	Cross borne by George Smiley, extremely protective of back
DDown 24:	See 6
DDown 25:	Bean-type, say, falling about, having a ball
DDown 27:	See 8