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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Monday, 16th February 2009

There are 13 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Monday, 16th February 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 4: Forest vines could conceal wild animals, though not a large number
AAcross 6: Something laid on rut if prepared for aubergine
AAcross 9: Maltreated sailor taken advantage of
AAcross 10: After almost a month, beds could produce fruit
AAcross 11: A sex barrier confining one about to display ill-will
AAcross 15: A Latin gigolo finished?
AAcross 15: A Latin gigolo finished?
AAcross 17: Telephone key is hidden initially in pot
AAcross 18: Silly rot! Employer supports what suits lower members of staffTROUSERLEGS
AAcross 22: After a break, players struggling for the ball again made a hit
AAcross 23: King follows Yugoslav patriot to one NZ tree ...
AAcross 24: ... right after father clips some of the roots
AAcross 25: Nasty person using cloth to cover sick bat
DDown 1: Antagonist returns to vehicle at this addressCAREOF
DDown 2: Having space between articles like this is a bloomer
DDown 3: Police, perhaps in charge, taken in by bids
DDown 4: Non-fatty food on list team orderedLEANMEAT
DDown 5: A peculiar flower for bridal arrangements?
DDown 7: Space travellers of US origin?
DDown 8: Examine part of white strip
DDown 12: Exact duplication of vehicle — boy takes in officer and copper
DDown 13: It could inflame the situation if bomber got out
DDown 14: Silencing hiss, hung unceremoniously
DDown 16: Eastern servant upset seasoned players
DDown 19: River out east makes a student nasal
DDown 20: One of three let off from expedition
DDown 21: Nicholas possibly provides star turn
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