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The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 7th April 2010

There are 14 across clues and 14 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 7th April 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: No overtaking, perhaps, as horseboxes like to hog lanes in the endROADSIGN
AAcross 5: Burn nearly 20 in front of church
AAcross 9: Starter of bass in stuff to consume as seafood
AAcross 10: See 3COWELL
AAcross 12: Angelina's man's packed in — could he have been indoctrinated?
AAcross 15: Tax man after fool
AAcross 17: Cold figure returning to grab last of winter smalls, individually
AAcross 18: Bit with corset strained from childbirth
AAcross 19: Winter sportsman, English in mini?
AAcross 20: How babes made erotic porn with a bum
AAcross 24: A load of wine on credit, which is necked?
AAcross 25: Short day needed to collect pound, among one copper — or more?
AAcross 26: Sound of two swallows parting
AAcross 27: Dentist finally going in to identify pain that's most sharp
DDown 1: Low point to shake that booty!
DDown 2: Dreadful stain baby's left by tap — there's no baby-wetter!
DDown 3: Observation of mating bull in market as judge of talent
DDown 4: Playwright after amat­eur actor in relative, no straight manGRAHAMNORTON
DDown 6: Clear middle note, as piano is to pianoforte?
DDown 7: One can't take off part of cylinder head
DDown 8: See 23
DDown 11: Current problem, revolutio?
DDown 13: Give jellied eels in rice
DDown 14: A cord with net design­ed to be tough
DDown 16: Bloody woman holding heads of people and lowering beneath river, perfect
DDown 21: Fruit tree polled containing pea, say
DDown 22: Insultingly, one declining to earn a crust?
DDown 23: Bar opening trap
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