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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Thursday, 31st December 2009

There are 14 across clues and 16 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Thursday, 31st December 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: 19 × 19 = animal
AAcross 5: 11 ÷ 11 = open
AAcross 9: 24 + 21 = open
AAcross 10: 2 - 23 = close
AAcross 12: Be a good cook, cutting pastryBAKEWELLTART
AAcross 15: Uncompromising sellers, ten crooked
AAcross 17: European losing head where beer served
AAcross 19: Send up that which holds down
AAcross 20: 9 ballet dancing, domestic material
AAcross 22: Vice president, forgetting depression with her wobbling bust, enters into this?
AAcross 26: Statesman, one investing in house via mortgage, having lost capital
AAcross 27: Church compound headed by bachelor
AAcross 28: Expressed disappointment at team's announcement
AAcross 29: Host appears 4
DDown 1: Blunder, if this worn in summer?
DDown 2: Neighbouring garden finally given attention
DDown 3: 10 drawn …
DDown 4: … and the same half seen on edge
DDown 6: English composer finding another "Unfinished" antiquated
DDown 7: First to acknowledge I'm interrupting people's films
DDown 8: In getting shifted around hospital, becoming 4
DDown 11: What might hold, or float on, water?
DDown 13: A king in shocking situation, doffing crown to appear friendly
DDown 14: Mountain climbing and sailing not hard, so unconvincing performance
DDown 16: Audibly, songs producing big noise …
DDown 18: … whose supporter once finds refuge in champBLAIRITE
DDown 21: One entering business lecture
DDown 23: Getting close to Jesus affected the Devil
DDown 24: Given some revilement, I regret getting fag out
DDown 25: Succeeded in speech, though 4
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